Isulat mo ang timbang, tirahan, at numero; dalhin mo ang ID.

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Breakdown of Isulat mo ang timbang, tirahan, at numero; dalhin mo ang ID.

• mo: you
• dalhin: to bring
• sumulat: to write

Questions & Answers about Isulat mo ang timbang, tirahan, at numero; dalhin mo ang ID.

Why does the sentence use isulat mo and dalhin mo? Are these commands?

Yes. Both are imperative forms, so the sentence is giving instructions or commands.

• isulat mo = write it down / write
• dalhin mo = bring it

The particle mo shows who is being addressed: you (singular, informal or neutral in many contexts).

So the structure is basically:

• Isulat mo ... = Write ...
• Dalhin mo ... = Bring ...

This kind of wording is very common in instructions on forms, signs, and official procedures.

What does mo mean here?

Mo means your or you, depending on the structure.

In this sentence, it is marking the person who should do the action:

• Isulat mo = You write it
• Dalhin mo = You bring it

This can feel unusual to English speakers because English puts you before the verb, while Filipino often puts the verb first.

So instead of:

• You write the information

Filipino commonly says:

• Write you the information in structure, although that is not how we would translate it naturally.

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