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Enjoy your stay at Wiktionary! — This unsigned comment was added by Jackofclubs (talkcontribs) at 16:47, 13 March 2009 (UTC).Reply

for a project edit

I don't understand your edit to my "for a project" section on the translation requests page. Can you specify what language it is? 50 Xylophone Players talk 18:06, 23 March 2009 (UTC)Reply

It was in Tagalog. There isn't exactly a term "recycling," so the closest thing is a description. Magtipid is to be frugal, muling gamitin is to reuse, and at sinopin ukol sa iba pang gamit nito: find other uses for this object.
Sorry for butting in here; the user hasn't responded (oh where oh where are you?), and I felt the post should be clarified, which I hope has been. I had also only found out about this now. --Icqgirl 11:16, 9 November 2009 (UTC)Reply

sinopin ukol sa iba pang gamit is " save for other or future use" Willy agrimano 08:24, 26 January 2010 (UTC)Reply

WT:ELE edit

Please follow the WT:ELE when creating new entries. Or, you may choose to copy the format of an existing entry. But please, use the right formatting! You may reenter those entries that I deleted if you do so. —Internoob (DiscCont) 03:54, 13 April 2010 (UTC)Reply

matapobre edit

Hi Pinoy. :) Nakikita ko po dati ang mga post n'yo. Mabuti po't nabalik kayo!

Sa matapobre po. Dalawa po kasing pinagsamang salita ito kaya hindi ko pa po dito isinama ang etymology ng pobre na Espanyol. (Isusulat na galing ito sa Espanyol sa entry na pobre mismo.) Kill po ba ang ibig sabihin ng mata? Binalik ko na lang po sa dati hanggang sa makita po natin ang salitang ito sa isang diksyunaryo. Buti naisip n'yo po ang mapagmataas. Isinama ko na lang po ito sa Synonyms dahil mas focus po ng ehemplong pangungusap ang entry nito.

Wala pa po kasi tayong pinatibayang rules para sa mga Tagalog na entry. Hehehe. Dapat nga'y gawin na natin ito.

Salamat po sa inyo! May isa pang Pinoy na makikilagay ng mga Tagalog na salita dito. Balitaan na lang po ulit. --Icqgirl 05:43, 23 April 2010 (UTC)Reply

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