Filipino Food and Travel Vocabulary
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What is the Tagalog word for 'watermelon'?

  • mangga
  • saba
  • pakwan (correct)
  • dalandan
  • What is the correct phrase to ask for directions in Tagalog?

  • magandang umaga
  • kumusta
  • saan makakita ng...?
  • nasaan ang...? (correct)
  • What is the Tagalog verb for 'to eat'?

  • uminom
  • kumain (correct)
  • pumunta
  • gawin
  • What is the Tagalog word for 'grandmother'?

    <p>lola</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the Tagalog word for 'heart'?

    <p>puso</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the Tagalog word for 'mouth'?

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    What is the Filipino word for 'mango'?

    <p>Mangga</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which verb is used to express 'to wake up' in Filipino?

    <p>Gising</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the Filipino word for 'hair'?

    <p>Buhok</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which family member is referred to as 'tito' in Filipino?

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    What is the Filipino word for 'fish'?

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    Which verb is used to express 'to want' in Filipino?

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    Study Notes

    Food Vocabulary

    • Fruits:
      • Mango: mangga
      • Banana: saba
      • Watermelon: pakwan
      • Orange: dalandan
    • Meat and Seafood:
      • Chicken: manok
      • Beef: baka
      • Pork: baboy
      • Fish: isda
      • Shrimp: hipon
    • Dishes:
      • Adobo: adobo
      • Sinigang: sinigang
      • Lechon: lechon
      • Lumpia: lumpia
    • Beverages:
      • Water: tubig
      • Coffee: kape
      • Tea: tsaa

    Travel Phrases

    • Greetings:
      • Hello: kumusta
      • Good morning: magandang umaga
      • Good afternoon: magandang hapon
      • Good evening: magandang gabi
    • Directions:
      • Where is...?: nasaan ang...
      • Go straight: dumiretsyo
      • Turn left: kumaliwa
      • Turn right: kumanan
    • Basic Phrases:
      • How much is this?: magkano ito?
      • Where can I find...?: saan makakita ng...
      • I'm lost: nawala ako

    Common Verbs

    • Action Verbs:
      • To eat: kumain
      • To drink: uminom
      • To go: pumunta
      • To come: dumating
      • To sleep: matulog
    • Helping Verbs:
      • To be: maging
      • To have: mayroon
      • To do: gawin

    Family Members

    • Immediate Family:
      • Father: tatay
      • Mother: nanay
      • Brother: kapatid na lalaki
      • Sister: kapatid na babae
      • Son: anak na lalaki
      • Daughter: anak na babae
    • Extended Family:
      • Grandfather: lolo
      • Grandmother: lola
      • Uncle: tiyuhin
      • Aunt: tiyahin
      • Cousin: pinsan

    Body Parts

    • Head:
      • Head: ulo
      • Eyes: mata
      • Ears: tenga
      • Nose: ilong
      • Mouth: bibig
    • Body:
      • Body: katawan
      • Arms: braso
      • Hands: kamay
      • Legs: binti
      • Feet: paa
    • Internal Organs:
      • Heart: puso
      • Liver: atay
      • Lungs: baga
      • Stomach: tiyan

    Food Vocabulary

    • Fruits: Mango is called "mangga", Banana is "saba", Watermelon is "pakwan", and Orange is "dalandan"
    • Meat and Seafood: Chicken is "manok", Beef is "baka", Pork is "baboy", Fish is "isda", and Shrimp is "hipon"
    • Dishes: Adobo, Sinigang, Lechon, and Lumpia are popular Filipino dishes
    • Beverages: Water is "tubig", Coffee is "kape", and Tea is "tsaa"

    Travel Phrases

    • Greetings: Hello is "kumusta", Good morning is "magandang umaga", Good afternoon is "magandang hapon", and Good evening is "magandang gabi"
    • Directions: Asking "nasaan ang..." will help you find something, and you can go straight with "dumiretsyo", turn left with "kumaliwa", and turn right with "kumanan"
    • Basic Phrases: You can ask "magkano ito?" to know the price of something, "saan makakita ng..." to find something, and say "nawala ako" if you're lost

    Common Verbs

    • Action Verbs: To eat is "kumain", to drink is "uminom", to go is "pumunta", to come is "dumating", and to sleep is "matulog"
    • Helping Verbs: To be is "maging", to have is "mayroon", and to do is "gawin"

    Family Members

    • Immediate Family: Father is "tatay", Mother is "nanay", Brother is "kapatid na lalaki", Sister is "kapatid na babae", Son is "anak na lalaki", and Daughter is "anak na babae"
    • Extended Family: Grandfather is "lolo", Grandmother is "lola", Uncle is "tiyuhin", Aunt is "tiyahin", and Cousin is "pinsan"

    Body Parts

    • Head: The head is called "ulo", eyes are "mata", ears are "tenga", nose is "ilong", and mouth is "bibig"
    • Body: The body is "katawan", arms are "braso", hands are "kamay", legs are "binti", and feet are "paa"
    • Internal Organs: The heart is "puso", liver is "atay", lungs are "baga", stomach is "tiyan"

    Food Vocabulary

    • Fruits include apple (mansanas), banana (saba), and mango (mangga)
    • Vegetables include tomato (kamatis), onion (sibuyas), and eggplant (talong)
    • Meat and protein sources include chicken (manok), beef (baka), and fish (isda)
    • Snacks include rice cake (kakanin), fried dough (lumpia), and fruit salad (ensaladang prutas)

    Common Verbs

    • Action verbs include eating (kain), drinking (inom), running (takbo), and walking (lakad)
    • Helping verbs include will (gusto), can (kaya), and want (gusto)
    • Daily routine verbs include waking up (gising), sleeping (tulog), and studying (aral)

    Body Parts

    • Head features include hair (buhok), eyes (mata), and nose (ilong)
    • Upper body parts include arms (bisig), hands (kamay), and chest (dibdib)
    • Lower body parts include legs (paa), feet (paa), and toes (daliri)

    Family Members

    • Immediate family members include father (ama), mother (ina), brother (kapatid na lalaki), and sister (kapatid na babae)
    • Extended family members include grandfather (lolo), grandmother (lola), uncle (tito), and aunt (tita)

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