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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
sabit1

[Active Verb:]
sumabit

[Examples:]
Sumabit ang damit niya sa pako. (Her clothes got hanged on the nail.)

 (verb) to hang; to suspend
sabit2

[Active Verb:]
magsabit

[Passive Verb:]
isabit

[Examples:]
1) Magsabit ka ng damit sa sampayan. (You hang some clothes on the clothesline.) 2) Isabit mo ang damit sa sampayan. (Hang the clothes on the clothesline.)

 (verb) to hang
saksak2

[Active Verb:]
magsaksak

[Passive Verb:]
isaksak

[Examples:]
1) Magsaksak tayo ng papel sa loob ng bag. (Let us stuff some papers in the bag.) 2) Isaksak mo ang mga papel sa loob ng bag. (Stuff some papers in the bag.)

 (verb) to stuff; to cram in clothes as in packing
sampay

[Active Verb:]
magsampay

[Passive Verb:]
isampay

[Examples:]
1) Magsampay ka ng damit sa banyo. (You hang the clothes in the bathroom.) 2) Isampay mo ang mga damit sa banyo. (Hang the clothes in the bathroom.)

 (verb) to hang clothes on a line
sana

[Notes:]
Expresses unreal futurity in the past or doubtful futurity in the present. In the latter sense, expresses modesty in a request, as IPAGLALABA SANA KITA NG DAMIT NGUNIT WALA AKONG SABON, I would have washed your clothes for you, but I didn't have any soap.

 with hope
sekreta

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (noun) detective; plainclothesman
sira1 (noun) a tear (as in clothing); a defect
sira3

[Active Verb:]
sumira

[Examples:]
Ikaw ba ang sumira sa aking damit? (Are you the one who ripped my clothes?)

 (verb) to destroy; to break; to rip; to tear
sulsi1

[Active Verb:]
magsulsi

[Passive Verb:]
sulsihan

[Examples:]
1) Magsulsi ka ng sirang pantalon. (You mend the broken pants.) 2) Sulsihan mo ang sirang pantalon. (Mend the broken pants.)

 (verb) to mend clothes
sulsi2

[Active Verb:]
manulsi

[Passive Verb:]
sulsihan

[Examples:]
Manulsi ka ng kamiseta ni lolo. (You mend grandfather's shirt.)

 (verb) to mend clothes

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