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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
dunong (noun) knowledge, wisdom (adj) /ma--/ (marunong) intelligent, sage, erudite, bright, talented, wise
haba (noun) a length (adj) /ma--/ (mahaba) long, elongated
hamon2

[Active Verb:]
manghamon

[Passive Verb:]
hamunin

[Examples:]
1) Manghamon ka ng buksingero. (You challenge a boxer into a fight.) 2) Gustong hamunin ni Monica si Kenneth. (Monica wants to challenge Kenneth into a fight.)

 (verb) to challenge; to look for a competitor
handusay (adj) prostrate, fallen flat
hantong

[Active Verb:]
humantong

[Examples:]
Tigilan na ninyo ang pag-aaway at baka humantong pa iyan sa patayan. (You stop the fight or it might lead to violent death.)

 (verb) to end up into something; to stop, to terminate
hindi (adv) no, not, negative particle; (HINDI + BA) tag question equivalent to "isn't it?", "aren't they?, "did he?", for example
ibig

[Active Verb:]
umibig

[Passive Verb:]
ibigin

[L2 Definition:]
(syn) gusto (post-verb)

[Examples:]
1) Umibig ka na ba? (Have you fallen in love?) 2) Gusto mo bang ibigin ka niya? (Do you want her to love you?)

 (post-verb) want, like, wish, desire (verb) to want, to like, to love, to desire, to wish
imik

[Active Verb:]
umimik

[Examples:]
Umimik ka naman dyan. (Will you please say something.)

 (verb) to break the silence; to talk, to answer or reply
irap1

[Active Verb:]
umirap

[Examples:]
Umirap siya ng utusan ko. (She gave me a sullen glance after I asked her to do something for me.)

 (verb) to give a sullen glance
iwan1

[Active Verb:]
mag-iwan

[Passive Verb:]
iwanan

[Examples:]
1) Mag-iwan ka ng pera para pampamalengke. (You leave some money for the groceries.) 2) Iwanan mo ang pera sa mesa. (Leave the money on the table.)

 (verb) to leave something behind; to be left behind

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