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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
parusa (noun) punishment
punit1 (noun) rip; tear
daan2

[L2 Definition:]
(syn) kalye

[Examples:]
Saan ang daan papuntang bayan? (Which is the way to the city?)

 (noun) road, street, way
lipunan

[L2 Definition:]
(rw. LIPON)

 (noun) society in general
puno2 (noun) tree trunk; tree
tibo2

[Passive Verb:]
matibo

 (verb) to be punctured by glass splinter
sangga3

[Passive Verb:]
sanggahin

[Examples:]
Sanggahin mo ang suntok ng kalaban. (Shield yourself from the punches of the enemy.)

 (verb) to block (boxing)
ihaw

[Active Verb:]
mag-ihaw

[Passive Verb:]
ihawin

[Examples:]
1) Mag-ihaw ka ng manok para sa ating hapunan. (You broil some chicken for our dinner.) 2) Ihawin mo ang manok para sa ating hapunan. (Broil the chicken for our dinner.)

 (verb) to broil, to roast
bitbit

[Active Verb:]
magbitbit

[Passive Verb:]
bitbitin

[Examples:]
1) Magbitbit ka ng payong papuntang opisina. (Carry an umbrella to the office.) 2) Bitbitin mo nga ang mga gulay. (Carry the vegetables.)

 (verb) to carry or hold by the hand
kipkip

[Active Verb:]
magkipkip

[Passive Verb:]
kipkipin

[Examples:]
1) Magkipkip ka ng diyaryo papuntang opisina. (Carry a newspaper on the way to the office.) 2) Kipkipin mo ang diyaryo. (Carry the newspaper.)

 (verb) to carry under the armpit; to carry with the arm pressed against the body

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