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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
ng2 (part) possessive marker; a common noun marker which marks a possessive construction, as DIREKTOR NG SITE, director of the site
maki-- (pref) an actor-focus verb prefix which indicates a request; its goal-focus counterpart is PAKI
yaon1 (pron) that (which is far from both speaker and addressed, usually out of sight)
man1 (pron) used with the interrogative pronouns SINO, KANINO, ANO, ALIN, KAILAN, SAAN, etc., as SINO MAN, whoever; SA KANINO MAN, whomever; ANO MAN, whatever; ALIN MAN, whichever; KAILAN MAN, whenever; SAAN MAN, wherever; MAGKANO MAN, whatever the cost (price
alin (pron) which, which one
mo (pron) you; your; second person singular pronoun which is a member of the NG set of pronouns
hati2

[Active Verb:]
maghati

[Passive Verb:]
hatiin

[Examples:]
1) Maghati na kayong dalawa sa tinapay. (You split the sandwich between the two of you.) 2) Hatiin ninyo ang tinapay sa inyong dalawa. (Split the sandwich between the two of you.)

 (verb) to apportion into two, to divide
taklob1

[Active Verb:]
magtaklob

[Passive Verb:]
itaklob

 (verb) to cover, usually provided with overlapping sides; to put one side over on the other as in a sandwich
kalikot

[Passive Verb:]
kalikutin

[Examples:]
Huwag mong kalikutin ang ilong mo. (Don't poke your finger in your nose.)

 1) a slender tube with a poking rod with which to crush and mix BUYO (noun) 2) to poke or stir, or poke and scrape into a hole (verb)
tama ka na an expression which is a mild or affectionate way of saying, 'oh, stop it; oh, shut up'

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