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Tagalog English
impo

[L2 Definition:]
(syn) lola

[Notes:]
Chinese

 (noun) grandmother (adj) /--ng/ (impong) a title for an old woman used with a given name
pispis (noun) remnants of what is eaten, especially fish bones (usually given as cat food)
ulat (noun) report; reckoning; given explanation
taboy1 (noun) statement, admonition or shout given to urge or drive a person to go away, leave, or do something that should be done right away or earlier
ingkong (noun/adj) a title for an old man used with or without a given name; a reference to an old man; grandfather
ay

[Examples:]
Umalis siya. -- Siya ay umalis. (He left.)

 (part) connects the topic of the sentence and predicate when the sentence is given in reverse order; sentence inversion marker.
sukob2

[Active Verb:]
magsukob

[Passive Verb:]
isukob

[Examples:]
1) Magsukob kayo dito sa aming bahay habang malakas ang ulan. (You should all seek shelter here in our house while it is raining hard.) 2) Isukob natin sila dito sa ating bahay. (Let us give them shelter in our house.)

 (verb) to allow to share a cover or shelter
sukli2

[Active Verb:]
magsukli

[Passive Verb:]
isukli

[Examples:]
1) Pwede ka bang magsukli sa aking isang daang dolyar? (Can you change my one hundred dollar bill?) 2) Magkano ba gusto mong isukli ko sa pera mo? (How much should I give as a change to your money?)

 (verb) to change money
utos2

[Active Verb:]
mag-utos

[Passive Verb:]
iutos

 (verb) to command; to give an order
utos3

[Passive Verb:]
utusan

 (verb) to command; to give an order

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