nagpapakita
The English phrase presenting is translated into Tagalog as nagpapakita.
nagpapakita is used when describing the act of showing or displaying something to others so that they may see it.
Did you know?
- While nagpapakita means presenting, the word pagpapakitang-tao refers to hypocrisy or pretending to be kind to maintain a public image.
- The word kita inside the phrase can also mean 'visible' or 'apparent', meaning nagpapakita can describe a ghost appearing or manifesting.
- The word kita can also function as a way to express 'profit' or 'earnings' in a business context, which is entirely unrelated to the act of showing.
Examples in context
- Nagpapakita siya ng mga bagong litrato.She is showing new photos.
Example conversation
Mark is showing a new photography portfolio to Christina.
- ChristinaNagpapakita ka ba ng mga bagong litrato?Are you showing new photos?
- MarkOo, nagpapakita ako ng aking mga gawa.Yes, I am presenting my works.
- ChristinaAng gaganda ng mga kuha mo, Mark!Your shots are beautiful, Mark!
- MarkSalamat, Christina!Thanks, Christina!
