Natatakot akong itakwil o ituring na patay ng mga magulang ko.
Tagalog example sentence for Patay
Example sentence for the Tagalog word patay, meaning: 1.) [adjective] dead; deceased; 2.) [noun] dead (person); 3.) [expressions] crap / oh my gosh / dang (slang).
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Sentence Literal Translation:
Natatakot akong itakwil o ituring na patay ng mga magulang ko.
| Natatakot | akóng | itakwíl | o | ituring | na | patáy | ng | mga | magulang | ko | . |
| be afraid | I | disown | or | treat | grammatically, a word that can be used to connect two words | dead | by | grammatical marker indicating plurality | parent | my |
I'm afraid my parents may cast me out or regard me as dead.
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