Nagpakain kami ng mahirap na tao.
Tagalog example sentence for Magpa+root
Example sentence for the Tagalog word magpa+root, meaning: [affix/verb] to have someone do something; to let someone do something; to make someone do something; to order or direct someone to do something; * these verbs often suggest the actor is giving orders to do the action, or directing the action to happen.
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Sentence Literal Translation:
Nagpakain kami ng mahirap na tao.
| Nagpakain | kamí | ng | mahirap | na | tao | . |
| Had/let be eat | we | poor | a word that connects a noun to its modifier | person |
We had the poor people eat. / We fed the poor people.
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