Alamin mo kung ano ang kakapitan at ano ang pawawalan.
Tagalog example sentence for Kapitan
Example sentence for the Tagalog word kapitan, meaning: [verb] to hold onto something; to stick onto something; to grasp onto something.
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Sentence Literal Translation:
Alamin mo kung ano ang kakapitan at ano ang pawawalan.
| Alamín | mo | kung | anó | ang | kakapitan | at | anó | ang | pawáwalán | . |
| know | you | Used before a question word when sentence is not asking a question | what | the | hold onto | and | what | the | let go |
Know what to hold on to and what to let go of.
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