Mamaya ihahatid kita sa inyo.
Tagalog example sentence for Ihahatid
Example sentence for the Tagalog word ihatid, meaning: [verb] to drop off someone/something; to bring something; to take something to; to escort someone; to accompany someone.
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Sentence Literal Translation:
Mamaya ihahatid kita sa inyo.
| Mamayâ | iháhatíd | kitá | sa | inyó | . |
| later | will bring | I verb you | to | your (home) |
Later I'll bring you home.
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