As many as?

@Kersheys
Hi, it is said before, this website is to learn how to speak Tagalog and understand the grammar, not for translation of sentences. But OK, the answer might be: kunin mo ang gusto mo [take as many as you want] or kunin mo hangga't gusto mo [take as much as you like]

Thank you, I was not looking for translations, for a structure like "as much as" context and therefore example sentences must be provided. How is one to understand grammar without comparing what they know how to say in their L1 to how to say it properly in the desired language? I just feel you were slightly rude in your delivery but salamat mo po para sa iyong paglilinaw sa ang aking problema.

@Kersheys "as many/ much as you can" = hanggang / hangga't sa (maka)kaya mo, thus: buy as many of them as you can = bilhin mo ang mga 'yon hanggang sa (maka)kaya mo; take as much as you can = kumuha ka hangga't sa (maka)kaya mo. Hope this helps.

@SiAko Thank you, with the (maka)kaya do you just mean makaya? E.g. kumain ka hangga't sa makaya mo? Thanks for your help.

@Kersheys the full form is makakaya but shortened to makaya or kaya in conversational Tagalog.