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di naman... keri lang...     idk... ask the teacher... k bye... oh wait... I AM the teacher...   Unfortunately, a typhoon devastated our classroom and everything was destroyed by flash floods

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Kamusta or Kumusta is actually "How are you?" but it is used as a form of greeting.And as for Hi or Hello,as far as I know,there is no actual word for that. Paalam for good-bye. I will post the othe

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shocked.gif nagbasa ka? shocked.gif Natural lang alam ko kasi time zone niya GMT+5 hours kasi sa kanya.

naman!

she's in Canada,right?

...di kaya sinasabi mo lang na tulog sya pero inilibing mo na sya nag buhay?:o:lol:

Hi KKLT! ^_^

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I think..you missed me in the list...but I'm not Filipino. Just here to learn...any..thing....xP

oh...okay i'll make another list of people who are willing to learn... :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: and uhh thanks for showing interest in our language...

Lesson 2:Useful Words and Phrases

Magandang umaga po. (formal/polite) - Good morning

Magandang umaga. (informal) - Good morning

Magandang tanghali po. (formal/polite) - Good noon

Magandang tanghali. (informal) - Good noon

Magandang hapon po. (formal/polite) - Good afternoon

Magandang hapon. (informal) - Good afternoon

Magandang gabi po. (formal/polite) - Good evening

Magandang gabi. (informal) - Good evening

Kumusta po kayo? (formal/polite) - How are you?

Kumusta ka? (informal) - How are you?

Mabuti po naman. (formal/polite) - I'm fine

Mabuti naman. (informal) - I'm fine

Tuloy po kayo. (formal/polite) - Please, come in

Tuloy. (informal) - Please, come in

Salamat po. (formal/polite) - Thank you

Salamat. (informal) - Thank you

Ipagpaumanhin po ninyo.(formal/polite) - I'm sorry

Paumanhin. (informal) - I'm sorry

Maraming salamat po. (formal/polite) - Thank you very much

Maraming salamat. (informal) - Thank you very much

Wala pong anuman. (formal/polite) - You are welcome

Walang anuman. (informal) - You are welcome

Opo/ oho. (formal/polite) - Yes

Oo (informal) - Yes

Hindi po/ho (formal/polite) - No

Hindi (informal) - No

Hindi ko po/ho alam. (formal/polite) - I don't know

Hindi ko alam. (informal) - I don't know

Anong oras na po?(formal/polite) - What time is it?

Anong oras na? (informal) - What time is it?

Saan po kayo papunta? (formal/polite) - Where are you going?

Saan ka papunta? (informal) - Where are you going?

Saan po kayo galing? (formal/polite) - Where did you come from?

Saan ka galing? (informal) - Where did you come from?

Ano po ang pangalan nila? (formal/polite) - What is your name?

Anong pangalan mo? (informal) - What is your name?

Ako po si ________ (formal/polite) - I am ______ (name).

Ako si _________ (informal) - I am ______ (name).

Ilang taon na po kayo? (formal/polite) - How old are you?

Ilang taon ka na? (informal) - How old are you?

Ako po ay _______ gulang na. (formal/polite) - I am _______ years old.

Ako ay _______ gulang na. (informal) - I am _______ years old.

Saan po kayo nakatira? (formal/polite) - Where do you live?

Saan ka nakatira? (informal) - Where do you live?

Taga saan po sila? (formal/polite) - Where are you from?

Taga saan ka? (informal) - Where are you from?

Kumain na po ba sila? (formal/polite) - Have you eaten yet?

Kumain ka na ba? (informal) - Have you eaten yet?

Paalam po. (formal/polite) - Good-bye

Paalam.(informal) - Good-bye

Mag-iingat po kayo. (formal/polite) - Take Care

Ingat. (informal) - Take Care

Pakiusap - Please

Directions

Below is a list of Tagalog words and phrases used in giving or asking for directions.

deretso/diretso - straight ahead

(sa) kanan - on the right

(sa) kaliwa - on the left

umikot - turn around

(sa) harap - infront

(sa) likod/likuran - at the back/behind

hilaga - north

silangan - east

kanluran - west

timog - south

(sa) itaas - on top

(sa) ibaba - below/at the bottom

(sa) ilalim - at the bottom

(sa) loob - inside

(sa)[/b] labas - outside

There are a number of Tagalog words and phrases which are rather vague in terms of specific distance but signify "nearness" or "farness" of a particular object, thing, or place from the speaker. These are:

doon - yonder (over there)

diyan lang po sa tabi - there, on that side

sa banda po doon - over on that side

Question Words

Below is a list of Tagalog question words with their corresponding meaning and examples in English.

Ano? - What?

Alin? - Which?

Sino? - Who?

Saan? - Where?

Bakit? - Why?

Kailan? - >When? Paano?/Papaano? - How?

Magkano? - How much? (money)

Nasaan? - Where? (to look for something/somebody)

Occasional Greetings

Maligayang bati sa iyong kaarawan. - Happy birthday to you.

Nawa'y pagpalain ka ng Diyos ng marami pang kaarawan. - May God bless you with many more birthdays to come.

Maligayang Pasko. - Merry Christmas.

Manigong bagong taon. - Happy New Year.

Ipagpaumanhin po ninyo ang aking pagkakamali. - Please accept my sincerest apologies.

Patawarin po ninyo ang aming mga pagkakamali. - Please forgive us for our mistakes.

Ako po ay taos-pusong nagpapasalamat. - I am sincerely thankful/grateful.

Nagpapasalamat po ako sa inyong napakalaking tulong sa amin. - I would like to thank you for your great help to us.

Hindi ko alam kung papaano ko po kayo mapapasalamatan sa inyong kabutihan. - I really can't (or don't know how to) thank you enough for your kindness

Note: Po and Opo are used as marker of respect. When speaking to a Filipino,especially to those who are older than you,remember to always use them or else they might think that you are rude.

That ends our Lesson for today!

Any questions or concerns,ask me.

Lesson 3 Preview:Word Pronunciations (Accents and Word Stress)

Homework: Practice the Phrases

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Did you know that Dr. Jose P. Rizal,the national hero of the Philippines, is a polyglot conversant in 22 different languages?? These included Arabic, Catalan, Chinese, English, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Malayan, Portugese, Russian, Sanskrit, Spanish, Tagalog, and other native dialects. He was named as "Dalubwika", a combination of dalubhasa and wika or Language Expert.

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naman!

she's in Canada,right?

...di kaya sinasabi mo lang na tulog sya pero inilibing mo na sya nag buhay?:o:lol:

Hi KKLT! ^_^

Buti na lang nasa British Columbia siya at hindi Quebec! O baka naloka na ako sa french niya!

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baka ako nga ang mali eh... haaaa!

sige,papalitan ko...

Di, tama ka! Tinanong ko ung dad ko. Wala daw talagang 'i' ang deretso.

Hay, nakakahiya. Pinanganak ako at pinalaki din dito sa Pilipinas. Pero mali-mali ang tagalog ko.

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Patronus Charm

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I could teach how to speak Tagalog. :D

I'm from Philippines. ;)

Wow! :grin: Pinoy ka din. Hehehe

Pasali sa list. ;)

yay! added~

Di, tama ka! Tinanong ko ung dad ko. Wala daw talagang 'i' ang deretso.

Hay, nakakahiya. Pinanganak ako at pinalaki din dito sa Pilipinas. Pero mali-mali ang tagalog ko.

hahah...ewan ko nga rin kung tama yung alam ko eh... hahahha :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

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