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Question: I don't understand the usage of KO and KONG. They're b

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Jan 20 2021, 8:16am CST ~ 3 years, 3 mos ago. 
Question: I don't understand the usage of KO and KONG. They're both 1st person...
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Author Photo pear
Jan 20 2021, 1:17pm CST ~ 3 years, 3 mos ago. 
KONG is a conjugated form of two Tagalog words KO and NA
 
KO translates to I or MY
NA could be WHICH/ THAT (a word that that connects a noun with an a description or object)
 
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Jan 20 2021, 3:54pm CST ~ 3 years, 3 mos ago. 
@Bas02xx
 
"Kong" is the word "ko" plus the na/-ng ligature.
 
You can read up on this grammatical construct, here:
www.tagalog.com/less ons/lesson.php?lesso n_id=55&csid=104
 
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Author Photo Bas02xx
Jan 22 2021, 7:14am CST ~ 3 years, 3 mos ago. 
I think I understand now. Ko is used at the end of the sentence. KONG connects
 
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