used to show contrast with what usually happens, what has recently or just happened, or what might be expected
Kumain naman tayo sa labas. |
Let’s eat out for a change. |
Ikaw naman ang magluto’. |
You do the cooking this time. It’s your turn to cook. |
Mag-aral ka naman. |
Why don’t you study (for a change). |
Ako naman! |
Hey, it’s my turn! |
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