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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
laktaw

[Active Verb:]
lumaktaw

[Passive Verb:]
laktawan

[Examples:]
1) Lumaktaw siya ng ilang hakbang papanik sa hagdanan. (He skipped several steps going up the stairs.) 2) Huwag mong laktawan ang ilang bilang sa pagsusulit. (Don't skip some numbers in the examination.)

 (noun) omission of step after making several consecutive ones (verb) to skip or omit a few steps in a series supposed to be done consecutively
duhat (noun) plum (Java), blackberries
hikbi (noun) sob
hakbang (noun) step, space of stepping, pace in walking or running
tingting (noun) stickbroom; ribs of palm
dapa2

[Examples:]
Huwag kang tumakbo ng mabilis at baka ka madapa. (Don't run too fast or you might fall.)

 (verb) /ma--/ to fall unexpectedly, to stumble
sipi2

[Active Verb:]
sumipi

[Examples:]
Sumipi ka ng nakasulat sa pisara. (You copy what is on the blackboard.)

 (verb) to copy; to quote
bura

[Active Verb:]
magbura

[Passive Verb:]
burahin

[Examples:]
1) Burahin mo ang maling sagot. (Erase the wrong answer.) 2) Magbura ka ng pisara. (Erase/clean the blackboard.)

 (verb) to erase something, to remove traces of
sukbit

[Active Verb:]
magsukbit

[Passive Verb:]
isukbit

[Examples:]
1) Magsukbit ka ng sinturon. (You should wear a belt.) 2) Isukbit mo ang sinturon. (Wear the belt.)

 (verb) to let something hang from the waistline; to hook on to one's belt, skirt, or trousers
pawis2

[Passive Verb:]
pawisan

[Examples:]
Huwag kang masyadong tumakbo at baka ka pawisan. (Don't run too long or you might perspire.)

 (verb) to perspire; to sweat

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