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What does “magpabakuna” mean in Filipino?
magpabakuna
verb · Filipino/Tagalog
“to get vaccinated (to have oneself vaccinated)”
This public-health message urges action: «mas maraming dahilan kung bakit dapat ka kumilos ngayon» (“there are more reasons why you should act now”) and magpabakuna, get vaccinated. The word is a small grammar lesson on its own.
The root is bakuna (“vaccine”), borrowed from Spanish vacuna, a reminder of three centuries of Spanish in Filipino. The magpa- prefix means “to have something done to/for oneself,” so magpabakuna is “to have oneself vaccinated”, not the same as bakunahan (“to vaccinate someone”). Filipino’s rich affix system turns one root into a whole family of verbs.
Od California Department of Public Health↗ na YouTube.Sledovat originál→
★Kde to uslyšíš
- ▸In Philippine public-health campaigns (DOH) and PSAs.
- ▸Showing Spanish loans in Filipino: bakuna (vacuna), kotse, mesa.
- ▸In the magpa- prefix: magpagupit (get a haircut), magpaturo.
- ▸In Filipino news and community health drives.
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