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Tagalog English
aba!

[Examples:]
Aba! Bakit ngayon mo lang sinabi? (Hey, how come you only said it now?)

 (intj.) an exclamation of surprise, wonder, or disgust; emphatic denial.
damdam2

[Examples:]
Marunong siyang makaramdam ng galit ng iba. (He knows how to feel other people's anger.)

 (verb) /maka-/ to be able to feel, to be sensitive
datapwa't

[L2 Definition:]
(syn) ngunit, subalit (usually with a "t")

 (conj) but, however (coordinating particle used to express contrasts)
gaano (int) how much, what quantity
kulot

[Active Verb:]
magkulot

[Passive Verb:]
kulutin

[Examples:]
1) Nais ni Maria mag-aral kung paano magkulot ng buhok. (Maria wants to learn how to make curly hair.) 2) Kulutin mo ang buhok niya. (Make her hair curly.)

 1) curly, wavy (adj) 2) to give a perm, to make curly or wavy (verb)
kung

[Examples:]
KUNG + DI = if not KUNG + MAAARI = whether possible KUNG + MINSAN = sometimes KUNG + PAANO = how done KUNG + SAAN = where

 (conj) when, whenever, if, during (conjunction used to indicate non-actual occurrences viewed as unreal, hypothetical or repeated.)
ligaw3

[Active Verb:]
mangligaw

[Passive Verb:]
iligaw

[Examples:]
1) Marunong mangligaw ng babae si Bill. (Bill knows how to court a girl.) 2) Iligaw mo si Bill kay Monica. (Court Monica for Bill.)

 (verb) to court; to woo
maneho

[Active Verb:]
magmaneho

[Passive Verb:]
manehuin

[Examples:]
1) Marunong ka bang magmaneho ng kotse? (Do you know how to drive a car?) 2) Manehuin mo muna ang aking kotse. (Drive my car for a while.)

 (verb) to drive (a car); to manage
paano (int) how
pero (conj) but; however

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