Inaangkin ba ni Rose ang mga gamit ko?
Tagalog example sentence for Inaangkin
Example sentence for the Tagalog word angkinin, meaning: [verb] to claim something (property, credit, etc.); to claim something (a fact/statement).
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Sentence Literal Translation:
Inaangkin ba ni Rose ang mga gamit ko?
| Ináangkín | ba | ni | Rose | ang | mga | gamit | ko | ? |
| claim | an article used to indicate a question with no equivalent in English | a word placed before a proper noun | the | grammatical marker indicating plurality | stuff | my |
Is Rose claiming my stuff?
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