Recent Posts by PinoyTaj

posted: Jan 15th, 2024 2:32pm
"Gatasan Industriya ng gatasan - Dairy industry...."

posted: Jan 15th, 2024 2:27pm
"Prefix rep is King in modern Tagalog (sorry tagalistas) Even in some other prefix(s) where both are valid and used...."

posted: Dec 21st, 2023 6:07pm
"Video is privited...."

posted: Dec 21st, 2023 6:05pm
"Apog is also a hard limestone like chemical substance so the idiom does make sense...."

posted: Dec 17th, 2023 1:17am
"The picture you posted explains it, idioms are kind of hard to explain in general tho...."

posted: Dec 11th, 2023 12:58am
"“Kung ano ang bigkas, siya ang baybay," @AsikotNaPaha m Funny you bring this rule up as it is a baybayin rule too and if you study ancient Tagalog entomology and baybayin you would know that regardless of what is standardized or prescriptive, Filipinos naturally interchange I/E , O/U and D/R . Modern day Filipinos also have this tendency and I just explained your problem that fast. You’re welcome...."

posted: Dec 11th, 2023 12:44am
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posted: Dec 11th, 2023 12:11am
"Its beki language(Gay slang) Its a play on an actresses name Ella Mae (Saeson), Ella Fitzgerald, Ella Luansing and it means horny or arousing. https://www.taga log.com/message_board/for umimgs/TGL46394229353.jpg Naelya ako sayo = You turned me on. I found you proof...."

posted: Dec 10th, 2023 11:18am
"Marangha + ng(na) Marangha Mar anghang pangako Some words very region to region Marangya = Marangha...."

posted: Dec 10th, 2023 11:12am
"Maranghang is not a typo and is a word...."

posted: Sep 23rd, 2023 3:19pm
"Tatawagan kita - I’ll call you (over the phone) I’ll contact you. Di porket crush kita tatawagin na kitang babe? (Ang kapal mo!) - Tawagin has many different use. To call someone over / hail someone(close entity), to call some one something etc. Tawagan- Is the verb you use when you will call someone via phone. Any far away entity...."

posted: Sep 12th, 2023 9:41am
"Panghalip PNH..."

posted: Sep 12th, 2023 9:19am
"PinoyTaj This is just to give additional info about and sort out some things you mentioned. “Nire (of this)” and “ire (this)” are used only by native speakers from some Tagalog regions when they mean “nito” and “ito”, respectively. They are not considered as standard Tagalog/Filipino words. The “niya” of “niyan” is not the same as the other “niya” you described. The only thing common between them is the spelling. “Niyan (of that)” is the result of combining “ng (..."

posted: Sep 11th, 2023 1:39am
"This was a terrible read 😂..."

posted: Sep 11th, 2023 1:21am
"Niyan = ng + iyan demonstrative ng pronoun (niyan, niyon, nire, nito) can replace niya a.k.a “ng”pronouns when referring to a person. Can be used to refer to objects , people , and things and is used for things near the person being addressed. (Edited for more context)..."