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Sumasaya ako kapag nakakakain ng tsokolate.

Tagalog example sentence for Nakakakain


Example sentence for the Tagalog word makakain, meaning: [verb] to be able to eat.

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Sumásayá akó kapág nakakakain ng tsokolate.
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Eating chocolates makes me happy.

Sentence Literal Translation:

Sumasaya ako kapag nakakakain ng tsokolate.
Sumásayá akó kapág nakakakain ng tsokolate .
become happy I when be able to eat a chocolate
Eating chocolates makes me happy.

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