Questions & Answers about Dalhin mo ang kutsilyo sa kusina bago tayo magluto.
Because the sentence starts with dalhin mo, which is a very common way to give a command in Filipino.
In this pattern:
- dalhin = bring/carry/take
- mo = you
So Dalhin mo... means Bring/Take...
Filipino does not need a separate word like please or a special verb ending like English sometimes does. A plain verb form plus the pronoun often works as a command.
Dalhin comes from the root dala, which has the general idea of carry / bring / take along.
In context, dalhin means something like:
- bring it
- take it
- carry it
The exact English choice depends on the situation. Filipino dala is less strict than English about the difference between bring and take.