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FILIPINOS, real quick, please answer?

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Is the grammar correct?:

"Sa September 3rd na ulit bukasan ng school namin."

Just making sure, I haven't typed in tagalog in a while =|

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  1. Almost :)

    Bukasan isn't really used in that sense.hehe

    So is, 3rd. We just say 3. Pinoy style :)

    I'd say it like "Sa september 3 na ulit pasukan namin."

    Because when you say pasukan, it's automatically understood as resuming of classes.


  2. "Sa ika-3 ng Septiyembre ulit magbubukas ang aming eskuwelahan."

  3. do you mean "our classes will open on september 3?"

    "sa september 3 na ulet ang pasukan namin."

  4. It's good to me but change "bukasan" to "pasukan" and. So it would be: "Sa September 3rd na ulit ang pasukan namin." Hope this helps. =)

  5. Sa Sep 3 na ulit ang pasok sa aming paaralan.

  6. Yes, the grammar is already correct but you need to remove the "rd"  --Sa September "3rd" na ulit bukasan ng school namin.

             --Sa September 3 na ulit bukasan ng school namin.

    you can also say it:

    "Sa ika-3 ng Setyembre na ulit bubuksan ang school namin."

    "Pasukan na ulit sa ika-3 ng Setyembre."

  7. If you want to use the Month and day you should start first with 3rd September... like this..

    "Sa 3rd September na ulit ang balik-pasukan namin"

    or

    "Sa ika-3 September na ulit and balik-pasukan namin"

  8. The other answers are correct but you can also consider this one: ‘Sa ika-3 ng Setyembre muling magbubukas ang aming paaralan.’

    Hope that helps! ^_^

  9. Please see below for the translations:

    - "Ang muling pagbubukas ng aming paaralan ay sa ikatlo ng Setyembre."

    - "Ang aming pasukan ay sa ikatlo ng Setyembre."

  10. It should be "Sa Sep. 3 na ulit bubuksan ang eskwela namin."  Our school will re-open on Sept. 3.

  11. yup that works

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