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Usually With 'di-' in Tagalog

The best Filipino / Tagalog translation for the English word usually with 'di-'.


The English word "usually with 'di-'" can be translated as the following words in Tagalog:



1.) sapalà - cannot happen or cannot be true, usually with 'di-', as in 'di-sapala' which means the opposite; impossible; not feasible; unreal; more...
2.) gisil - taking care of what should be done, usually with 'di-', as in 'di-makagisil', meaning very busy or extremely occupied; busy; occupied; preoccupied; engrossed; more...

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