Hanapin
to throw in
[phrase form: throw]
01
magdagdag
to add something to a situation or context
02
isama
to include something extra or as a bonus
03
sumuko
to surrender when facing challenges or difficulties
Halimbawa
The speaker wanted to throw in a personal story for emphasis.
We should throw in a few more details to make the story compelling.
As a special offer, they threw in a set of headphones when I bought the phone.
When you buy the camera, they might throw in a free memory card.
Teachers are thrown in the deep end when they first start teaching.
