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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
bulyaw

[Active Verb:]
bumulyaw

[Passive Verb:]
bulyawan

[Examples:]
Bulyawan mo ang mga maingay na bata. (Shout at the noisy children.)

 1) loud or shouted rebuke or reproach; angry and sudden shout to drive away fowls and animals (noun) 2) to shout at, to rebuke or reproach
daing2

[Active Verb:]
dumaing

[Examples:]
1) May daing siya tungkol sa kanyang trabaho. (He has a complaint about his job.) 2) Dumaing siya sa doktor dahil sa sakit ng kanyang tiyan. (He complained to the doctor about his stomachache.)

 1) complaint (noun) 2) to complain, to moan (verb)
Gusto kong kumáin.

[Expressions Category:]
Lean more about Food.

 I want to eat.
hango1

[Active Verb:]
humango

[Examples:]
Humango siya ng ilang mais mula sa basket. (He appropriated some maize from the basket.)

 (verb) to appropriate a certain amount of goods
higpit1

[Active Verb:]
humigpit

[Examples:]
Sa kanyang pakiramdam, humigpit ang kanyang sinturon pagkatapos siyang kumain ng mabigat na hapunan. (He felt that his belt tightened up after he had a heavy dinner.)

 (adj) /ma--/ (mahigpit) tight, strict (verb) to become tight
himatay

[Passive Verb:]
himatayin

[Examples:]
Kumain kang mabuti at nang hindi ka himatayin sa iyong paglalaro. (You should eat well so that you will not pass out while you are in the middle of the game.)

 (verb) to faint, to pass out, to become unconscious
hugas

[Active Verb:]
maghugas

[Passive Verb:]
hugasan

[Examples:]
1) Maghugas ka ng iyong kamay bago ka kumain. (You wash your hands before you eat.) 2) Hugasan mo ang mga plato. (Wash the dishes.)

 (verb) to wash
igi (adj) /ma--/ (maigi) well, all right
ikli

[Active Verb:]
umikli

[Examples:]
Umikli ang kanyang pantalon. (His pants became shorter.)

 (adj) /ma--/ (maikli) short (verb) to become short
inam (adj) /ma--/ (mainam) pleasant, tasty, good, exquisite, delicate

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