Tagalog phrases can be useful to memorize because you can use them in many situations requiring answers or opinion about something. Sometimes phrases do not follow grammar rules and are normally present in spoken Tagalog rather than written Tagalog. Therefore, knowing phrases can make you sound fluent, accurate, and easily understood by your listener. Examples: […]
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Parts of the house is a must vocabulary to learn especially when you are talking about your family, your activities at home or simply about your house. Sala – Living room Kusina – Kitchen Banyo – Toilet, Shower room, CR, Bathroom Kwarto – Bedroom Balkonahe – Balcony/ terrace Hardin – Garden Garahe – Garage Hapag
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It is important to know the Tagalog pronouns in the beginning of your language acquisition. Most of the Tagalog pronouns are similar with English pronouns except that Tagalog has no She or He, it is represented by Siya or Sya, it is both masculine and feminine. The plural pronouns are: We – Kami They –
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Tagalog sequential numbers are important to memorize and can be used in many situations like: Telling your sequence among the siblings When you are describing the sequence of something, someone, or enumerating an idea Una ko syang nakilala Pangalawa ako sa magkakapatid Nasa pangatlo na ako, wait ka lang. Pang apat na beses ko na
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How to Count Numbers from 1 to 10 and Use Them in Everyday Context: This lesson will teach you the basics of counting in Tagalog and how to use numbers when talking about quantities. This is suitable for beginners and useful for shopping, giving directions, or counting items in daily life. The idea of this
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How to use Modal Verbs in Following Traffic Lights Symbol? In learning Tagalog Grammar one of the most commonly used in a day to day conversation is using modal verbs. Modal verbs in Tagalog are known as “pandiwang panghinaharap” which is used to indicate possibility, necessity and asking permission in an action in any situation.
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