What does "Ano ang" mean ?
What does "Ano ang" mean in the following sentence?
Ano ang ipinanghahakot mo ng mga muwebles?
I guess "ipinanghahakot mo ng mga muwebles ang ano" is the normal order of sentence.
Why is "ang" placed after "ano"?
Is "Ang ano ipinanghahakot mo ng mga muwebles?" impossible?
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Ano ang ipinanghahakot - what do you use for collecting/loading
What is a "normal" order?
Unless by saying "ano" refers to something, your second sentence didn't make any sense to me.
The third sentence is wrong. You're asking a question so the interrogative pronouns are always at the beginning.
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The "Ano" here means the interrogative "What".
Ano ang ipinanghahakot mo ng mga muwebles? = What are you using to collect/load the furnitures?
Vocabulary break down
ano = what
ang = used to refer to the noun that is doing something to the object
ipinanghahakot = using to collect/load (or "thing to use to collect/load)
mo = you
ng = used to connect the verb to its object
mga = word to pluralize a noun (placed before the noun)
muwebles = furniture
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I'm not the best at explaining Filipino grammar points like this one so I'll give examples instead
Sino ang pumunta? = Who went?
Ano ang kinuha mo? = what did you get?
Saan ang opisina mo? = where is your office
Kailan ang pagdiriwang? = when is the celebration/party
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