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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
misa2

[Active Verb:]
magmisa

[Examples:]
Baka magmisa ang Cardinal mamayang gabi para kay Imelda. (The Cardinal might say mass tonight for Imelda.)

 (verb) to say mass
hiwalay1

[Active Verb:]
humiwalay

[Examples:]
Humiwalay ka sa kanya. (You separate from him.)

 (verb) to separate from
walay2

[Passive Verb:]
iwalay

 (verb) to separate from; to wean (a baby) from the mother's breast
layo3

[Active Verb:]
maglayo

[Passive Verb:]
ilayo

[Examples:]
1) Maglayo nga kayong dalawa. (Both of you should separate.) 2) Ilayo mo ang mabahong durian sa akin. (Put the smelly durian away from me.)

 (verb) to separate; to put something away from the reach of someone
tiwalag1

[Active Verb:]
tumiwalag

 (verb) to separate; to resign from
tulog2

[Active Verb:]
matulog

[Examples:]
Matulog ka ng maaga para maaga kang magising. (You should sleep early so you could wake up early.)

 (verb) to sleep; to go to bed
hiwalay2

[Active Verb:]
maghiwalay

[Passive Verb:]
ihiwalay

[Examples:]
1) Maghiwalay ka ng pagkain para sa tatay. (You set aside some food for father.) 2) Ihiwalay mo ang maruming damit. (Sort out the dirty clothes.)

 (verb) to sort out, to set apart
gasta1

[Active Verb:]
gumasta

[Examples:]
Gumasta ba si Ana para sa kaarawan niya? (Did Ana spend some money for her birthday?)

 (verb) to spend, to expend
gasta2

[Active Verb:]
maggasta

[Passive Verb:]
gastahin

[Examples:]
1) Gusto kong maggasta para handa sa aking kaarawan. (I want to spend money for my birthday bash.) 2) Huwag mong gastahin lahat ang naipong pera ng mga magulang mo. (Don't expend all the money saved by your parents.)

 (verb) to spend, to expend
para7

[Passive Verb:]
parahin

[Examples:]
Parahin mo ang taksi. (Hail down the taxi.)

 (verb) to stop (a vehicle)

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