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Here's a collection of handy phrases to wow your Filipino friends if you only need to learn ten fundamental Tagalog words to get by. Opo. Salamat. Kamusta. Oo... Begin learning Tagalog with a few simple words!
These are the most common words in the language. By learning them, you will be able to hold a conversation quite easily.
Tagalog is very easy to learn. It's a language that loves people and likes to have fun. That means it'll feel comfortable speaking to you immediately. You'll also find that it has much in common with other languages such as Spanish and French - especially if you study using Rosetta Stone or another similar program.
The most useful words for beginning students are: "yes," "no," "morning," "afternoon," "now," and "later." These five words can get you by on most conversations.
Once you learn these basic words, you can start expanding into more complex topics. Topics like history, literature, and culture are all excellent ways to show off your new found knowledge of Tagalog. Heck, you could even use your knowledge of this language to beat up foreigners who try to talk down on the Philippines!
Of course, if you really want to go far with the language, you'll need to learn many more words.
Tagalog to English translation
| English | Tagalog |
|---|---|
| hopefully | maaasahang; |
Dula; drama; drama: Palabas-Dulaan.
The Filipino language has a wide variety of expressions used to describe different situations. One expression that can be used to describe a dramatic event is "drama". Here are the different meanings of this word in Tagalog:
Dula - a play or piece of theater: naglalaro ka ng drama at ang tagalog ay palabas-dulaan.
Kapana - not boring; not dull: Kapana sya! It's interesting!
Maluwa - bad; no good: Maluwa ito! It's bad!
Mabilis - fast; quickly: Mabilis na yan! That's fast!
Nahuli - caught; found: Nahuli ko siya sa bahay! I found him home!
Paghihintay - waiting; expecting: Nag-iisa ako dito!
In Tagalog, the term cast is translated as palayasin. This means "to cast."
Palayasin na kami ng bahagi ng katawan natin. We are casting a part of our body. [We are casting a vote for a candidate.]
Kasama ang isang bagong palayasin sa aming sarili. A new vote has been cast by ourselves.
Pagtutuwa ka at nakukuha ng panganib? Your luck has changed and you're at risk of getting caught.
Hindi mo ba naman ituloy ang iyong buhay? You wouldn't be able to start over again if you were sentenced to prison.
Tagalog to English translation
| English | Tagalog |
|---|---|
| gallery | galerya; galeria; ng galeria; |
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