Binitawan ko muna ang dala ko kasi mabigat.
Tagalog example sentence for Binitawan
Example sentence for the Tagalog word bitawan, meaning: [verb] to let go of something; to let go the hold of something; to let something go loose; to drop something.
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Sentence Literal Translation:
Binitawan ko muna ang dala ko kasi mabigat.
| Binitawan | ko | muna | ang | dalá | ko | kasí | mabigát | . |
| release one's hold of | I | for the meantime | the | load | my | because | heavy |
I set down what I was carrying meantime because it's heavy.
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