10/3/20

Question 1

babae

Answer 1

a woman

Question 2

Ako ay babae.

Answer 2

I am a woman

Question 3

ay

Answer 3

The word ay is often translated into English as ‘is’ or ‘are’ or ‘am.’

Question 4

lalaki

Answer 4

a man

Question 5

Ikaw ay lalaki.

Answer 5

You are a man.

Question 6

Ikaw

Answer 6

you

Question 7

Batang babae

Answer 7

a girl

Question 8

Siya ay batang babae

Answer 8

She is a girl.

Question 9

Siya

Answer 9

she, he, it

Question 10

Magandang Hapon!

Answer 10

Good Afternoon!

Question 11

Kamusta ka?

Answer 11

How are you?

Question 12

Mabuti.

Answer 12

I’m fine

Question 13

At ikaw?

Answer 13

And you?

Question 14

Paalam!

Answer 14

Good bye!

Question 15

Magkita tayo mamaya!

Answer 15

See you later!

Question 16

tayo

Answer 16

inclusive we “You and I” “You and us” Inclusive means the person being spoken to is included in the “we.”

Question 17

mamaya

Answer 17

later

Question 18

dalawampu’t lima

Answer 18

twenty-five

Question 19

Ako ay dalawampu’t limang taong gulang.

Answer 19

Ako ay dalawampu’t limang taong gulang.Ako ay dalawampu’t limang taong gulang.

Question 20

limang

Answer 20

five - limang is a combination of the word “limá” + plus the ligature “ng” to equal: “limang”

Question 21

labingdalawa

Answer 21

twelve

Question 22

Isang batang lalaki ay labing-dalawang taong gulang.

Answer 22

A boy is twelve years old.

Question 23

isang

Answer 23

This is a form of the word isa (meaning: one).

Question 24

labing-apat

Answer 24

fourteen

Question 25

Isang batang babae ay labing-apat na taong gulang.

Answer 25

A girl is 14 years old.

Question 26

apatnapu

Answer 26

forty

Question 27

Ikaw ay apatnapung taong gulang.

Answer 27

Ikaw ay apatnapung taong gulang.

Question 28

apatnapung

Answer 28

This word plus a grammatical ligature would be: apatnapung - forty 40 ligature=a thing used for tying or binding something tightly. "there was no sign of the ligature which strangled her"

Question 29

Gulang

Answer 29

age

Question 30

Paumanhin

Answer 30

to excuse

Question 31

Paumanhin po!

Answer 31

Excuse me!

Question 32

Ano ang iyong pangalan?

Answer 32

What's your name?

Question 33

iyong

Answer 33

conjugated form of iyo and iyon iyo your

Question 34

Ilan

Answer 34

How many?

Question 35

Ikinagagalak

Answer 35

ga·lák joy, delight

Question 36

kitang

Answer 36

This word has many meanings. By itself, it could refer to a fish that’s been called “spotted scat” or “spadefish” in English. It could be a formation of the word kita. Gusto kita. I like you. The Tagalog word kita has many different meanings and pronunciations. In the phrase Mahal kitá (I love you), mahal means “love” and kitá means “I to you”.

Question 37

makilala

Answer 37

root word: kilala makilala to recognize

Question 38

Ikinagagalak kitang makilala.

Answer 38

Nice to meet you.

Question 39

Ikinagagalak din kitang makilala.

Answer 39

Nice to meet you, too.

Question 40

nagmula

Answer 40

magmulâ ## Footnote [verb] to come from; to be coming from; to arrive from; to descend from; to emanate from; to be the source of

Question 41

Ako ay nagmula sa Amerika.

Answer 41

I am from the USA.

Question 42

Alemanya

Answer 42

Germany

Question 43

Siya ay nagmula sa Alemanya.

Answer 43

She comes from Germany.

Question 44

Tsina

Answer 44

China

Question 45

Ikaw ay nagmula sa Tsina

Answer 45

You are from China.

Question 46

Hapon

Answer 46

Japan

Question 47

Siya ay nagmula sa Hapon.

Answer 47

He comes from Japan.

Question 48

Ba

Answer 48

The Tagalog word ba is used in properly forming questions. Kumain ka? You ate? Kumain ka ba? Did you eat?

Question 49

Si

Answer 49

The Tagalog word si is what grammarians call a “personal topic marker.” In Tagalog, you use it in front of a proper name. It’s something you don’t need in English, but you must remember to use it in Tagalog! Si Andrew = Andrew

Question 50

nga

Answer 50

The Tagalog word nga is an adverb that adds emphasis. It is very tricky to translate. You will have to hear it used and look at the speaker’s facial expressions to get the nuance. The meaning changes according to the tone used when saying it as well as the context. Oo. Yes. Oo nga. Yeah…

Question 51

Oo, ako nga.

Answer 51

Yes, my name is Tom.

Question 53

Nakakapagsalita

Answer 53

makapagsalitâ ## Footnote [verb] to be able to speak; to articulate Completed (Past):

Question 54

Nakakapagsalita ako ng wikang Ingles.

Answer 54

I speak English.

Question 55

wikang

Answer 55

wikà ## Footnote [noun] language; said

Question 56

Hindi ko alam, ipagpaumanhin mo.

Answer 56

I don't know. I'm sorry.