Usages of nasa
Siya ay nasa bahay.
He/She is in the house.
Ang pamilya ay nasa bahay ngayong gabi.
The family is in the house tonight.
Masinop din siya sa kanyang mga gamit tuwing nasa silid-aralan.
He/She is also organized with his/her belongings whenever in the classroom.
Wala pa ang asawa ko; baka nasa opisina pa siya.
My spouse is not here yet; maybe she is still at the office.
Nasa kusina si Liza ngayon.
Liza is in the kitchen now.
Nasa kwarto si Ana dahil maingay sa sala.
Ana is in the bedroom because it is noisy in the living room.
Opo, mayroon akong relo, pero nasa kwarto ko.
Yes, I have a watch, but it is in my bedroom.
Nasa kusina ang mga tinidor at plato.
The forks and plates are in the kitchen.
Gusto kong sumulat ng liham para sa Ate ko na nasa probinsya.
I want to write a letter for my older sister who is in the province.
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