English to Filipino: Pronouns Flashcards
Most accurate Filipino/Tagalog translation of common English pronouns, with correct pronunciation. (23 cards)
Me
Ako
(ah-ko)
- Example:
Forgive me.
Patawarin mo ako.
I
Ako
(ah-ko)
- Example:
I am happy.
Ako ay masaya.
Me (possessive) / Mine
Akin
(ah-kin)
- Example:
This is mine.
Akin ito.
My
Ko
- Example:
My life.
Buhay ko. - Example 2:
She’s my friend.
Kaibigan ko siya.
Myself
Ako
(ah-ko)
- Example:
The one at fault, is myself.
Ang may kasalanan ay ako.
—– or ——
Sarili / Sarili ko (casual)
- Example:
I saw myself.
Nakita ko ang sarili ko.
—– or —–
Aking Sarili (formal)
(ah-king sarili)
- Example:
I saw myself.
Nakita ko ang aking sarili.
You
(singular)
Ikaw
(sounds like: “e-cow”)
- Example:
You’re the culprit.
Ikaw ang salarin.
—– or ——
Mo
(sounds like “mo” in “mobility”)
- Example:
What do you want?
Ano ang gusto mo?
You
(collective, group of people excluding yourself)
Kayo
(kah-yo)
Example:
All of you.
Lahat kayo.
Yours
Iyo
(pronounced: e-yo)
Example:
This is yours.
Ito ay iyo.
—– or —–
Sa iyo
- Example:
This is yours.
Ito ay sa iyo.
—– or —–
Sa ‘yo (contracted/informal)
- Example:
This is yours.
Ito ay sa’yo
He / She / Her
Siya
(sounds like “sha”)
—– or ——
S’ya (contracted/informal)
(sounds like: “sha”)
- Example:
He is at fault.
Siya/S’ya ang may kasalanan.
*Example 2:
Is she your friend?
Kaibigan mo ba siya/s’ya?
- Example 3:
Find her!
Hanapin siya/s’ya!
Her / His / Him
Niya
(sounds like “nya” in “Kenya”)
—– or ——
N’ya (contracted/informal)
(sounds like “nya” in “Kenya”)
- Example:
Her house is big.
Malaki ang bahay niya/n’ya. - Example 2:
I’m his girlfriend.
Girlfriend niya/n’ya ako.
Hers / His (possessive pronoun)
Kanya
(just change the e sound to ah sound in “Kenya”)
Example:
This bag is hers.
Sa kanya ang bag na ito.
They / Them
Sila
(sounds like the first 2 syllables in “cilantro”)
- Example:
They are right.
Sila ang tama. - Example 2:
Teach them.
Turuan sila.
Their / Theirs
Kanila
(Kah-nee-la)
- Example:
Justice is theirs.
Sa kanila ang hustisya.
We
Tayo
- Example:
We are the world.
Tayo ang mundo.
Us / Ours
Atin
(sounds like “ah - teen)
- Example:
The world is ours.
Ang mundo ay atin. - Example 2:
He showed us the way.
Ipinakita niya sa atin ang daan.
Vocabulary check 1:
(Fill in the blanks to translate the sentence.)
She’s my friend.
______ ay kaibigan _____.
Answer:
She’s my friend.
Siya ay kaibigan ko.
—- or —-
S’ya ay kaibigan ko.
Vocabulary check 2:
(Fill in the blanks to translate the sentence.)
I walked alone.
Lumakad _____ nang mag-isa.
Answer:
I walked alone.
Lumakad ako nang mag-isa.
Vocabulary check 3:
(Fill in the blanks to translate the sentence.)
They said I’m a liar.
Sabi _____ sinungaling daw ______.
Answer:
They said I’m a liar.
Sabi nila sinungalilng daw ako.
Vocabulary check 4:
(Fill in the blanks to translate the sentence.)
I will only listen to him.
____ ay makikinig lamang sa _____.
Answer;
I will only listen to him.
Ako ay makikinig lamang sa kanya.
Vocabulary check 5:
(Fill in the blanks to translate the sentence.)
Will they listen to me?
Makikinig ba ______ sa ______?
Answer:
Will they listen to me?
Makikinig ba sila sa akin?
Vocabulary check 6:
(Fill in the blanks to translate the sentence.)
This is for us.
Ito ay para sa _______.
Answer:
This is for us.
Ito ay para sa atin.
Vocabulary check 7:
(Fill in the blanks to translate the sentence.)
His friends are so noisy.
Ang mga kaibigan ______ ay maiingay.
Answer:
His friends are so noisy.
Ang mga kaibigan niya ay maiingay.
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