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    I believe the confusion for me came when Jaai said this: "Pa = more Gusto ko pang tsokolate = I want more chocolates" She combined PA+NG making it Pang. So could explain that pakiusap po? Look above to the original first answer. OH I GOT IT I THINK! I think she meant to separate it. Pa ng not PANG diba?
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    July 25, 2018
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    Now I'm a bit confused??? My understanding of pa was STILL? Like the action is still in process. Ex, Di ko pa antok. Or Pa rin matulog ka ba? On my other post I asked for an explanation of the word and use of PANG as in Pang lalaki banyo or Pang gabi trabaho. But now you introduced PANG as an additional contraction as PA+NG as PANG as more... So can you help me out of my confusion now?
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    July 23, 2018
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    WOW THIS IS AWESOME! AND DETAILED Maraming sobrang Salamat! (Alam ko ito improper tagalog) But this is amazing and I'm very thankful!
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    July 23, 2018
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    I have messenger and IMO I'll talk english with you all day! Pero pwde tayo mag-usap tagalog din??? I need the practice too!
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    July 23, 2018
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    How and when to use PANG correctly? I know of a few examples but the PANG usage still seems to elude me? Sino ng pagkain yan? Pang Bata. Kelan ang trabaho? Pang-umaga. But I still need more clarification; as this is not all inclusive. This word or term can be applied in connection with time, placement or in the possessive. Your help is greatly appreciated!
    July 5, 2018
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    Could someone please explain to me how to use the Suffix -NG? Examples: Ako= Akong, Tatlo=Tatlong Asawa=Asawang? I know you can use the -NG suffix after any word that ends in a vowel but how, why and when to use it? Could somebody explain and give examples using the words I used above? Many thanks in advance.
    July 5, 2018
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    So what you're saying is these infixes aren't really necessary? Because root words of a verb already has the prefix for the 3 tenses. Past, present and future. It seems to me that learning infixes isn't vital to becoming fluent in tagalog more of an advancement in talking more affluently in tagalog rather than being fluent tama?
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    June 26, 2018
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    What does the tagalog prefixes of Bina, hina and hum mean? How they're used and when to apply? What does Bina, Hina, bumu and hum INFIXES mean in tagalog? How are they applied and when to use them? Could you be detailed as possible and include examples please? These are INFIXES add on to root words. Example BINA bastos BUMU bili etc. Also another is niya as in NIYAyakap keep in mind these are all infixes they mean nothing without a root word attach to them I humbly thank you in advance.
    June 26, 2018
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