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Me alegro mucho, Vita.
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PS...I speak tagalog. Last edited by Apalánter; February 25, 2011 at 11:08 AM. |
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It's not that difficult if you learn it and speak it in advance. Here is the example of Tagalog short talk:
First person: Annong pagalan mo? Second person: Aking pagalan i Júan. Ikaw, annong pagalan mo? First person: Ang pagalan ko i Phillip(It was pronounce there as fe-li-pe) Hehehehe...that's all I can think of. |
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I think the words are difficult. |
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Yes, I do speak it. It's my third language.
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Saan (where in English) Nasaan(literally means "in where" in English. It is a combination of two Fililipino words "nasa" (in, in the, on, on the;"nasa" identifies where objects, people and places are to be found or placed) and "saan"(where). Annong anong (ano ang) pagalan pangalan i ay Pilipino Filipino Please note that either spelling is accepted and native Filipinos pronounce "Filipino" as "Pilipino" and therefore when writing it in the vernacular, it is spelled as "Pilipino". Ninyo is the plural form of "mo" and also "ninyo" is used to denote respect (e.g. when talking to people whom the speaker is not very familiar or people who has seniority or higher in rank than the speaker). Please study Tagalog grammar and spelling before you start making corrections.
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Please talk to me in Tagalog if you wish in this forum. I would like to speak the language with a tagalog speaker also.
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"Nakakasalita man ikaw ng english fluent." This can be better expressed like, "nakakapagsalita din po kayo ng English, fluent". Since you have used the formal "kayo" (ikaw=informal), in the preceding phrase, it is best to keep the formal tone to the end of the conversation. Ang sagot ko sa tanong mo: Ako'y nakatira sa Tennessee, USA. Oo (opo). Ako'y (ako ay) nakakapagsalita ng fluent na English. Ok lang huwag kang magala'la sa mga mali mo dahil kaya nga tayo naririto, e, upang matuto ng iba't ibang salitain. If I want to express the above in a formal way because, for example, if you are so much older than I am, I will say: Ang sagot ko po sa tanong ninyo: Ako po ay nakatira sa Tennessee, USA. Opo. ako po ay nakakapagsalita ng fluent na English. Ok lang po, huwag po kayong magala'la sa mga mali ninyo dahil kaya nga po tayo naririto, e, upang matuto ng iba't ibang salitain (salita).
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