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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.
Nasa pitaka ko ang sukli at mga barya.
My change and coins are in my wallet.
Nasa banyo ang sabon at sipilyo ni Pedro.
Pedro's soap and toothbrush are in the bathroom.
Nasa pitaka ko ang reseta ni Lola.
Grandmother's prescription is in my wallet.
Nasa kuwaderno ko ang mga sagot, pero nasa kompyuter ang bagong dokumento.
My answers are in my notebook, but the new document is on the computer.
Nasa banyo ang tuwalya ko, at nasa tabi ng salamin ang sabon.
My towel is in the bathroom, and the soap is beside the mirror.
Nakasabit ang dyaket ko sa likod ng pinto, at nasa bag ko ang malinis na medyas.
My jacket is hanging behind the door, and my clean socks are in my bag.
Nasa mangkok ang pritong itlog, at nasa tasa naman ang mainit na kape.
The fried egg is in the bowl, and the hot coffee is in the cup.
Nasa kahon pa rin ang palda ni Ana, kaya hindi pa niya ito maisusuot sa bakasyon.
Ana’s skirt is still in the box, so she still cannot wear it on vacation.
Ang iba ay nasa kusina.
The rest are in the kitchen.
Nasa sala ang luma naming telebisyon.
Our old television is in the living room.
Ang ilan sa mga bisita ay nasa kusina.
Some of the guests are in the kitchen.
Nasa kuwaderno ko ang paalala ng guro para sa takdang-aralin.
The teacher’s reminder for the homework is in my notebook.
May mansanas pa sa istante, pero nasa ref na ang mga saging.
There are still apples on the shelf, but the bananas are already in the refrigerator.
Kunin mo ang sandok para sa sabaw na nasa kaldero.
Get the ladle for the soup that is in the pot.
Nasa aparador ang malinis na damit, pero ang pantalon ni Ana ay kailangan pang plantsahin.
The clean clothes are in the cabinet, but Ana's pants still need to be ironed.
Noong nasa probinsya kami, sumakit ang leeg ko at ang balikat ko dahil malamig.
When we were in the province, my neck and shoulder hurt because it was cold.
Nasa aparador ang malinis kong kamiseta.
My clean shirt is in the cabinet.
Nasa isip ko ang tirahan.
I have the address in mind.
Nasa sine kami.
We are at the cinema.
Nasa bayan ang sine.
The cinema is in town.
Nasa bangko ang suweldo.
The salary is in the bank.
Nasa seksiyon ang nobela.
The novel is in the section.
Nasa katalogo ang pamagat at may-akda ng nobela.
The novel's title and author are in the catalog.
Nasa seksiyon ang koleksiyon ng sanggunian para sa pananaliksik.
The reference collection for research is in the section.
Nasa abiso ang kondisyon ng apartment.
The apartment's condition is in the notice.
Nasa hawak ng nangungupahan ang abiso.
The notice is in the tenant's possession.
Nasa abiso ang dahilan.
The reason is in the notice.
Nasa talyer ang mekaniko.
The mechanic is at the repair shop.
Nasa talyer ang tantiya at garantiya.
The estimate and warranty are at the repair shop.
Nasa kampo ang tolda.
The tent is at the campsite.
Nasa backpack ang kompas at mapa.
The compass and map are in the backpack.
Nasa tolda ang sleeping bag.
The sleeping bag is in the tent.
Nasa backpack ang mapa, kompas, at sleeping bag.
The map, compass, and sleeping bag are in the backpack.
Nasa tolda ang laman ng backpack.
The contents of the backpack are in the tent.
Nasa sako ang bote, lata, at karton.
The bottle, can, and cardboard are in the sack.
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