jeep bridge flag women boat

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.

Expressions categories:

Conversation - Emergency - Food - General - Language - Money - Numbers - Relationships - Time - Travel
Download Tagalog Translator 3 for Windows
Search for

  

Searching for "ako": 84 records

Tagalog English
bilin

[Active Verb:]
magbilin

[Passive Verb:]
ibilin

[Examples:]
Magbilin ka na ng gusto mo habang narito pa ako. (Order what you want while am still here.)

 (verb) to make a request or to order something
dako (noun) spot, place
dakot see dakot1 see dakot2
dakot1

[Active Verb:]
dumakot

[Passive Verb:]
dakutin

[Examples:]
1) Dumakot ka ng buhangin sa dalampasigan. (Grasp a handful of sand from the seashore.) 2) Dakutin mo ang buhangin sa dalampasigan. (Grasp some sand from the seashore.)

 (verb) to grasp a handful
dakot2

[Active Verb:]
mangdakot

 (verb) to grasp somebody
duro2

[Active Verb:]
magduro

[Passive Verb:]
iduro

[Examples:]
1) Magduro ka ng bola at gamitin mo ang pako. (You pierce the ball using a nail.) 2) Iduro mo ang kutsilyo sa pakwan. (Pierce the watermelon with a knife.)

 (verb) to pierce, to prick, penetrate something with a pointed instrument
galing2

[Active Verb:]
manggaling

[Examples:]
Saan mo gustong manggaling ako? (Where do you want me to come from?)

 (verb) to come from
gaya3

[Active Verb:]
gumaya

[Passive Verb:]
gayahin

[Examples:]
1) Gumaya ka sa akin. (You imitate me.) 2) Gayahin mo ako. (Imitate me.)

 (verb) to imitate, to emulate
giba

[Active Verb:]
maggiba

[Passive Verb:]
gibain

[Examples:]
1) Maggiba ka ng lumang bakod. (You demolish the old fence.) 2) Gibain mo ang lumang bakod. (Demolish the old fence.)

 (verb) to destroy, to demolish, to ruin
Ginugutòm ako! or Gutóm ako!

[Expressions Category:]
Lean more about Food.

 I am hungry!

Results Page:
Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Next 

During the last few hours, visitors of this website have searched for the following words and phrases:
asa (16), ate (4), deviate (2), kanina (15), magmura (1), mo na (25), pie (31), puli (11), aret (11), awake (3), bentilador (1), bottom (5), bountiful (1), brilyante (1), cline (6), coast (1), confused (6), contradiction (1), dra (21), floating (1), form (44), gian (2), guluhin (1), guwa (3), harap (15), hard (25), hy a (2), ill feelings (2), inga (47), isfa (2), kuya (2), lagatak (1), lied (3), lobular (1), lumusot (1), maigi (1), mth (1), ngai (1), of the (90), otel (2), palapa (1), peaceful (3), pitik (3), poo (19), rasyon (5), sheep (2), suck (2), to fall on the face (1), uko (24), wer (49), and much more...

Related pages to visit:
Tagalog Translator for Windows

Partnership linking:
Manokan.net - Young Focus
PLEASE HELP
If you are using this website or the stand-alone program, then please donate. I will use your money for hosting this website, for more advanced search mechanisms, and for additional functionality.
Any amount will do! Click on the "donate" button and follow the instructions there (secured by PayPal).
mountains map children mall buildings

Philippines headlines:

This website has been developed by Stefan van Roosmalen, Almere, The Netherlands
Copyright (C) 2006-2009
This website was updated on: 07-04-2024