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What does 'ako' mean?
What does 'ako' mean?
- He/She
- You
- Name
- I (correct)
What is the Tagalog phrase for 'My name is (name)'?
What is the Tagalog phrase for 'My name is (name)'?
ako si (name)
What does 'ikaw' mean?
What does 'ikaw' mean?
- You (used at the beginning of a sentence) (correct)
- He/She
- I
- My
Translate 'You are (name)' into Tagalog.
Translate 'You are (name)' into Tagalog.
What does 'ka' refer to?
What does 'ka' refer to?
What is the meaning of 'si (name) ka'?
What is the meaning of 'si (name) ka'?
What does 'siya' mean?
What does 'siya' mean?
What does 'pangalan' mean?
What does 'pangalan' mean?
Translate 'My name is (name)' into Tagalog.
Translate 'My name is (name)' into Tagalog.
What does 'ano?' mean?
What does 'ano?' mean?
What does 'sino?' mean?
What does 'sino?' mean?
What does 'babae' mean?
What does 'babae' mean?
What does 'lalaki' mean?
What does 'lalaki' mean?
What does 'oo' mean?
What does 'oo' mean?
What does 'hindi' mean?
What does 'hindi' mean?
What is the function of 'ba' in a sentence?
What is the function of 'ba' in a sentence?
What does 'ko' mean?
What does 'ko' mean?
What does 'mo' mean?
What does 'mo' mean?
What does 'niya' mean?
What does 'niya' mean?
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Study Notes
Tagalog Vocabulary Overview
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Personal Pronouns:
- "ako" means "I," indicating the speaker.
- "ikaw" translates to "you," used at the start of questions or statements.
- "siya" refers to "he/she," identifying the third person.
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Names and Identity:
- "ako si (name)" translates to "My name is (name)," a way of self-introduction.
- "Ikaw si (name)" means "You are (name)," used for identifying others.
- "si (name) ka" also means "You are (name)," presenting an alternative structure for name introduction.
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Questions:
- "ano?" means "what?" used to ask for information.
- "sino?" translates to "who?" used to inquire about identity.
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Gendered Nouns:
- "babae" means "woman," identifying female individuals.
- "lalaki" translates to "man," indicating male individuals.
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Affirmative and Negative Responses:
- "oo" means "yes," a positive affirmation.
- "hindi" translates to "no," indicating negation.
- "ba" is a particle used in yes/no questions, often added for clarification.
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Possessive Pronouns:
- "ko" stands for "my," indicating possession in singular, first person.
- "mo" translates to "your," for singular, second person.
- "niya" means "his/her," indicating possession in singular, third person.
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Naming Structure:
- "pangalan" means "name," the key term for identity.
- "ang pangalan ko" means "My name is (name)," another way of stating one's name.
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