Counterpart of Nakalipas in English & Sample Sentences
NAKALIPAS IN ENGLISH – Here is a guide on the English counterpart of the word “nakalipas”.
Undeniably, a lot of people are doubtful when it comes to the translations of certain Tagalog words in English. In this article, we will review the meaning of the word “nakalipas”. We will also discover its counterpart in the English language.
What is “nakalipas”?
Nakalipas is a Tagalog term that refers to the time that has passed or a measurement of the time before the present. For example, three (3) days ago means three (3) days have passed.
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What is “nakalipas” in English?
After knowing about the exact meaning of the word, surely many of us want to know not only the English translation of the word nakalipas but also some examples of sentences using it.
Nakalipas in English = Ago
Mga halimbawa ng mga pangungusap na gumagamit ng salitang nakalipas:
1. Apat na buwan ang nakalipas pero hindi pa rin tumatawag si Cardo sa pamilya niya kaya nag-alala na sila sa nangyari sa misyon.
2. Sa tingin mo hindi magagalit ang nanay mo dahil tatlong oras na ang nakalipas simula nung umalis ka at pinaghintay mo sila sa tindahan?
3. Ilang araw ang nakalipas bago dumating yung mga pinamili mo?
4. Dalawang Linggo ang nakalipas bago dumating ang bangkang sinasakyan nila ni Simeon sa Batangas.
5. Nagulat ka ba nang hindi pa rin dumating si George kahit dalawang araw na ang nakalipas?
Examples of sentences using the word ago:
1. Two days ago, Gio went to the barber shop together with Theodore to have his regular haircut.
2. It was a week ago when Summer visited Olive and Autumn at their new house.
3. Am I right that it was a week ago when Duchess gave birth to four (4) puppies?
4. Did Winter call you and invited you for the baby shower a week ago?
5. Lilo and Muffin remembered that it was a month ago since they sent the package for Nala, Chloe, and Sapphire but it has not arrived yet.
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