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Kumusta? If you're looking for a Tagalog language tutor, please check my teacher's profile. Maraming salamat!😊
May 1, 2025
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Hello, For those who are looking for a Tagalog Language tutor, please check my teacher's profile. Maraming Salamat!😊
June 13, 2023
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Kumusta? If you're looking for a Tagalog language tutor, please check my teacher's profile. Maraming salamat!😊
April 5, 2023
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Hello, for those who are looking for a Tagalog language tutor. Please check my teacher's profile. Maraming Salamat!😊
January 19, 2023
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Panghalip Panao (Personal Pronoun)- The personal pronoun in Tagalog is panghalip panao. The term panao is derived from the word "tao" which is Filipino for "person" or "human." And as the term suggest, the role of panghalip panao is to take the place of nouns that name people. A.) Tagalog Ang Personal Pronouns Singular: Ako-I Ikaw, ka-You Siya-He/She Plural: Tayo (inclusive) Kami (exclusive)-We, us Kayo-You Sila-They B. Tagalog Ng Personal Pronouns Singular: Ko-I, my, me Mo-You,your Niya-His,her,him,she,he Plural: Natin (inclusive) namin (exclusive)-Ours,us, we Ninyo/niyo-Your, you Nila-Their,them,they C. Tagalog Sa Personal Pronouns Singular: Akin-Me,my,mine Iyo-You,your Kaniya/kanya-Him,his,her Plural: Atin(inclusive) amin(exclusive)-Us,our Inyo-You,your Kanila-Them,their, they If you're looking for a Tagalog language tutor, please check my teacher's profile. Maraming salamat!
February 15, 2022
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"Po and opo" (an article to add politeness to any Tagalog sentence) Filipinos are using this article to show respect to elders or sometimes we use it to anyone, regardless of age to sound courteous as possible.
November 27, 2021
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Tagalog Words For Nature: 1. Disyerto-desert 2. Kagubatan-forest 3. Isla-island 4. Bundok-mountain 5. Burol-hill 6. Langit-sky 7. Tabing-dagat-beach 8. Dagat-sea 9. Ilog-river 10.Puno-tree 11. Bulaklak-flower 12. Lawa-lake If you're looking for a Tagalog tutor, please check my teacher's profile. Maraming salamat! ☺
November 27, 2021
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Uri ng Pang-angkop (Types of Ligatures) 1. Ng- if the first word ends in a vowel, the ligature "ng" is attached to the end of that word to connect it to the next word. Ex: mabisa + gamot =mabisang gamot (effective medicine) 2. N- if the first word ends in the letter N, the ligature "g" is attached to the end of that word to connect it to the next word. Ex: masunurin + mamamayan= masunuring mamamayan (obedient citizen) 3. Na- if the first word ends in any consonant other than "n" the word "na" is used to connect two words. Ex: mabait + studyante= mabait na studyante (kind student) If you're looking for a Tagalog language tutor, please check my teacher's profile. Maraming Salamat!☺
November 23, 2021
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