Nasira ang doorknob kaya nakulong kami nang mga dalawang oras sa kuwarto.
Tagalog example sentence for Nasira
Example sentence for the Tagalog word masira, meaning: 1.) [verb] to be damaged (AF); to be broken (AF); to be not working (AF); to (accidentally) break something (OF); 2.) [verb] to break down (AF); 3.) [verb] to be spoiled (AF);.
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Sentence Literal Translation:
Nasira ang doorknob kaya nakulong kami nang mga dalawang oras sa kuwarto.
| Nasirà | ang | doorknob | kayâ | nakulóng | kamí | nang | mga | dalawáng | oras | sa | kuwarto | . |
| broke down | the | that's why | was confined | we | word used to join a verb and a modifying adverb | about | two | hour | in | room |
The doorknob broke that's why we got locked inside the room for about two hours.
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