Okay, the user wants me to translate "mid-years" into Filipino. Let me think about the correct term.
"Mid-years" could refer to the middle of the year, like halfway through the year. In Filipino, "middle" is "gitna," and "year" is "taon." So "gitna ng taon" would be "middle of the year." But maybe there's a more common phrase. Sometimes people use "kabibilangan" for mid-year, but I'm not sure. Let me check if "kabibilangan" is used in this context. Wait, "kabibilangan" is more like "midst" or "in the middle of," so "kabibilangan ng taon" might be another way. However, the most straightforward translation would be "gitna ng taon." I should confirm if there's a standard term. Maybe "kabibilangan" is more appropriate here. But I think "gitna ng taon" is more literal and clear. I'll go with that unless there's a better term. Alternatively, "pansamantala" is "temporary," which doesn't fit. So "gitna ng taon" seems correct.
gitna ng taon
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