Sundo and pasundo meaning: fetch a person, in English, Tagalog, Bisaya and Ilonggo
Fetching lola from the clinic or a child from school — that is a “sundo”. Here is what the word means, and the safe, legal way to arrange one when you cannot go yourself.
Bisaya: Sundo: ipasundo o ipasugat ang usa ka tawo — pinaagi sa Drive my car o Ride with me.
Tagalog: Sundo: ipasundo ang isang tao — sa pamamagitan ng Drive my car o Ride with me.
What sundo and pasundo mean (English, Tagalog, Bisaya, Ilonggo)
Sundo is the Tagalog word for “to fetch or pick up a person” — a child from school, a relative from the terminal, a lola from the clinic. Pasundo is “please fetch me” or “arrange for someone to be fetched”. In Bisaya (Cebuano) and Ilonggo (Hiligaynon) the closest word is sugata, to go and meet someone. In English it is a fetch or pick-up of a person, not a parcel.
How HazzaHub helps with a fetch
HazzaHub does not carry passengers on a Hopper’s own vehicle. For a sundo you have two safe, legal ways: Drive my car or motorbike — a Hopper drives your own vehicle to fetch your family member; or Ride with me — a Hopper travels with an elderly or young relative as a companion, by jeep, tricycle or taxi. Every Hopper is ID-checked with a liveness selfie.
How it works
1. Open HazzaHub and choose Transport. 2. Pick Drive my car or Ride with me. 3. Pin where to fetch and where to bring them. 4. A nearby Hopper accepts, and you follow the trip on a live map.
What it costs
You set the price. The app suggests ₱20 for an errand inside your own barangay and ₱30 to another barangay, each covering the first 3 km of road, then ₱22 per km by day (₱27 per km from 6 pm to 6 am). Customers pay no booking fee.
Good to know
No rides on the Hopper’s own car or motorbike until transport rules (LTFRB) allow it. For fetching a thing rather than a person, post a Pakuha or Deliver errand instead.
More: Transport (drive my car, ride with me)
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