EXPLORE FILIPINO WORDS IN DEPTH
EXPLORE FILIPINO WORDS IN DEPTH
to hold a class; to have class...
to happen in the blink of an eye; to be able to bl...
to gain; to get something out of...
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/mag-KLA-se/
FIL: Ang pagsasagawa ng isang aralin o sesyon ng pag-aaral, o ang pagdalo dito.
EN: to hold a class; to have class
Can mean two things: for teachers, it's the main event. For students, it's the thing you have to wake up for after a late-night Mobile Legends session. 'May prof ba? Magkaklase ba siya?' (Is the prof here? Is he/she going to hold class?) is the most important question of the morning.
From `mag-` (verb prefix) + `klase` (class), which is from Spanish `clase`.
This can be used from the perspective of the teacher (to conduct a class) or the student (to attend/have a class). Context determines the meaning.
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🇵🇭 Hindi nagklase ang guro dahil may sakit siya.
🇺🇸 The teacher did not hold class because she was sick.
🇵🇭 Maaga akong pumasok para magklase.
🇺🇸 I went to school early to have class.
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