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24 Dec 2017
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Korean
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Filipino
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Can you explain the structure of this sentence, please?
"Ako ay masaya na tumulong."
Can you explain the structure of this sentence, please?
"Ako ay masaya na tumulong."
"Ako ay masaya na tumulong."
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Meaning I am happy to help.
Ako- I
ay- is
masaya-happy
tumulong-to help
- English (US) Near fluent
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- English (US)
- English (US)
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I'm happy to help or
I'm happy helping
you can also add :
Ako ay masayang tumulong sa iba in English I'm happy to help others or I'm happy helping other's.
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