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Tagalog Translator *Online*

Welcome to the Tagalog Translator Online. This project initially started as a personal experiment to develop a dictionary for translating English to Tagalog and Tagalog to English words and expressions. At this moment many people, from all over the world, are using this website in order to be able to communicate with family, friends or lovers, living in the Philippines. If you have any suggestions for future developments, then please let me know. Notice: if you want to download the Windows program (freeware) of this translator then click here.

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Tagalog English
pusta2

[Active Verb:]
pumusta

[Passive Verb:]
ipusta

[Examples:]
1) Pumusta ka ba sa laro ng Chicago at Mets? (Did you bet in the game between Chicago and Mets?) 2) Ipusta mo ang kalaban ng Mets. (Bet in favor of the Met's opponents.)

 (verb) to bet
sabay1

[Active Verb:]
sumabay

[Passive Verb:]
sabayan

[Examples:]
1) Sumabay tayo kay Jose papuntang opisina. (Let us go with Jose on the way to the office.) 2) Sabayan mo si Jose papuntang opisina. (Go with Jose on the way to the office.)

 (verb) to go with; to go at the same time
sadya2

[Active Verb:]
sumadya

[Examples:]
Sumadya kanina ang iyong kapatid sa ating opisina. (Your brother came the office earlier.)

 (verb) to go to a place with a definite intention
sadya3

[Active Verb:]
magsadya

[Passive Verb:]
sadyain

[Examples:]
1) Magsadya ka sa opisina ni Erap at humingi ka ng trabaho. (You go to the office of Erap and ask for some job.) 2) Sadyain mo ang opisina ni Erap para humingi ka ng trabaho. (Go to the office of Erap and ask for a job.)

 (verb) to go to a place with a definite intention
siksik1

[Active Verb:]
sumiksik

[Examples:]
Sumiksik na lang si Pedro sa punong bus upang huwag siyang mahuli sa pagpasok sa opisina. (Pedro crammed himself in the full bus in order not to be late in going to his office.)

 (verb) to cram in; to force into; to crowd in
siwang (noun) slit; crevice; space of a small opening (as of window or door)
tiwangwang (adj) /naka--/ widely open; totally exposed (to wind and sun)
tunganga (adj) /naka--/ open-mouthed, as when one is curious or surprised

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