Recent Threads by shin23

posted: Mar 30th, 2024 9:35pm
"Question: Usage of kailangan (NG or ANG ?) Are the sentences bellow correct(〇), understandable(△), or incorrect(×) ? (1) Kailangang kumain @@ni@@ Anna. (2) Kailangang kumain @@si@@ Anna. (meaning: Anna has to eat) I thought both are correct, but seems (2) is not so correct, or just incorrect? Although Learning Tagalog shows both usage. https://learningt agalog.com/grammar/verbs/ pseudoverbs/using_pseudov erbs.html - Ayaw, gusto, kaya, kailangan + basic form (using NG) - Kaila..."

posted: Feb 9th, 2024 8:36pm
"Question: Can I use "ay" for a NG clause? Can I say in this way? (*) (1) Ikaw ay papakain ang anak. (*) = Papakain mo ang anak. (You will have the child to eat.) (2) Ikaw ay kinain ang gulay. (*) = Kinain mo ang gulay. (You ate vegetable) I saw this structure in the news. https://www.tagalo g.com/podcast/play.php?po dcast_id=245 / 5:30 "ang NASA Airborne and Satellite Investigation of Asian Air Quality science mission ay paliliparin ng apat na beses ang kanilang DC-8 aircraft. " (in sho..."

posted: Feb 1st, 2024 8:05pm
"Question: Which sentenses are correct? (word order with may) (1) May bago akong kotse. (2) May kotse akong bago. (3) May bagong kotse ako. (I have a new car) (4) May malaki akong bagong kotse. (5) May malaking bagong kotse ako. (I have a big new car) I am confused by word order using "may". Can you tell me which are 〇common/natural、△ok /but not common ×wrong..."

posted: Dec 10th, 2023 7:42pm
"Question: What is the meaning of the "underline" for pronunciation in the tagalog.com dictionary? https: //www.tagalog.com/message _board/forumimgs/TGL77848 979825.jpg for example, 1st syllable of tatay: "a" without accent mark (´) last syllable of tayuan: "a" with accent mark (´) last syllable of tumaya: "a" with accent mark+glocal stop(^) I thought the underline means long vowl, but it uses with glocal stop, so it is not?..."

posted: Oct 28th, 2023 7:02am
"Question: Can I use "iyo" before the verb? (1) Can I use "iyo(ng)" instead of "mo" in this case? (The sentence with ** is correct?) Kainin mo ang tinapay . (meaning: Eat the bread.) ↓ ** Iyong kainin ang tinapay. ** (2) Can I say in this way? Kainin mo ang tinapay na binili mo. (meaning: Eat the bread which you bought.) = Kainin mo ang binili mong tinapay. ↓ ** Iyong kainin ang biniling tinapay. ** These questions are for understaing this line in the video. It is complicated f..."

posted: Sep 22nd, 2023 7:01am
"Question: What does "pinaabot" means? I am watching the video and read this line: "hindi ko na naabot kasi na-enjoy ko ang vacation at pinaabot ko na ng birthday ko." ( https://www.tagalog.com/v ideos/watch.php?video_id= 4179 - WALANGPARTY at 0:07) The line is translated to this by AI: "I wasn't able to reach because I enjoyed the vacation and I extended until my birthday." Questions: (1) what does "pinaabot" mean? (2) "ipaabot" is the past tense of the verb "ipaabot" ? https://www..."

posted: Sep 4th, 2023 10:40pm
"Hello, this is a line in a Tagalog move named "Hayop ka"!. (1) ano bang kasungitan iyan? Can I change it as follows:? (2) ano bang kasungitan niyan? ("n"iyan) (3) ano bang kasungitang iyan? (kasungitan"g") (modified niyan to iyan) (4) ano ba iyang kasungitan? (5) ano bang sungit na iyan? Which is correct?..."