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posted: 42 mins ago by Talasalitaan
"Neighbor=Kapit-bahay; Kahanggan Knife=Kampit; Kutsilyo Blue=Bughaw Gr een=Luntian Dawn=Bukang- liwayway Sunset=Dapit-ha pon Anger=Poot Love=Pag -ibig; Pagsinta Kayak=Lunday A irplane=Salipawpaw Eye pupil=Balintataw Imagina tion=Guniguni Hope this will help, need some more? let me know...."

posted: 5 hrs ago by yaoyaoKATE
"Question: Can anyone list me some deep tagalog words? Even a few is okay !..."

posted: 5 hrs ago by yaoyaoKATE
"Hello! My name is Haraki. I'm from Canada and I'd like to know more deep words in Tagalog because I think it's really uncommon to speak it and it helps with writing :)..."

posted: 10 hrs ago by Moald123
"hello guys I'm a tagalog learner trying to search for short stories that would improve my tagalog. Any advice?..."

posted: 22 hrs ago by menay
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posted: 1 day, 2 hrs ago by Juantutri
"You're welcome!..."

posted: 1 day, 16 hrs ago by Abdul235
"It is indeed for an officemate who returned to work after an illness. We will be using the following: Natutuwa kami at nakabalík ka na. I greatly appreciate your informative and detailed response. Our co-worker will be extremely happy that we wrote it in Tagalog. Maraming Salamt...."

posted: 1 day, 22 hrs ago by itchancastro
"Hello! My name is itchancastro. I am from Imus and I am a Beginner Filipino language student. I am studying the Filipino language because......."

posted: 1 day, 22 hrs ago by menay
"Tagalogle #395 - SOLVED! 🟨🟩⬜🟨� �� 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 Play here: http://tagalogle.com/..."

posted: 1 day, 24 hrs ago by Juantutri
"However, note that "mga" cannot be placed after "ang" in sentences like these, so "Sampu ang mga babae" would sound odd to Tagalog speakers. @qwe rtytyper There is no problem with having "mga" there and it wouldn't sound odd at all to us. It's just that since "sampu" was mentioned ahead, then the plurality is already obvious that some of us may opt to remove the "mga". However, if we'd state that sentence in its "ay" form, it becomes "Ang babae ay sampu". It will still be understood based..."

posted: 2 days, 0 hrs ago by Juantutri
"@2nailsScrumpy You're welcome! Keep in mind though that the "specific" nature of the object is important too. So, for example, if we're talking about just one apple and you ate half of it. Then any of the following sentences would be correct: KUMAIN ako ng mansanas. = I ate an apple. (Will be understood as just a portion of it). KINAIN ko ang kalahati ng mansanas. = I ate half of the apple. (Though you only ate a portion of it, but since that portion is SPECIFIED as half of the apple, then..."

posted: 2 days, 1 hr ago by Juantutri
"If you're going to say it to an officemate who returned to work after an illness: Masaya/Natu`` tuwa``` kami at nakabali``k ka na. = (Lit.) We are happy that you are already able to return. = We are glad to see you back. "Masaya" is an adjective (happy), while "natutuwa" is a verb (are happy). If you're going to say it to someone who just recovered from illness, regardless of where you are: Masaya/Natutuwa ako/kami at magali``ng/gumali``ng ka na. = I/We are happy that you are already well/alread..."

posted: 2 days, 6 hrs ago by Abdul235
"Hi, I would like a phrase which translates into “we are glad you’re back” for someone who recovered from illness. Is the following phrase correct for a group of people talking to one person?: Masaya na ikaw ay bumalik Salamt...."

posted: 2 days, 12 hrs ago by 2nailsScrumpy
"Your explanation was very helpful, TY. I have never heard about the "entire" nature of an object focused verb nor seen it taught in any book , but that makes sense...."

posted: 2 days, 23 hrs ago by menay
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