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Tagalog English
ilan (pron) some, several, a few
nila

[Notes:]
third person plural number, non-focus pronoun; shows possession, as BAHAY NILA, their house; acts as non-focused actor in goal-focused sentences, as KINUHA NILA ANG LIBRO, they got the book.

 (pron) they; their
kayo (pron) you (plural)
inyo (pron) you, yours (plural)
ninyo

[Notes:]
used in the singular sense, it indicates a formal or polite form

 (pron) you; your (plural)
tihaya2

[Active Verb:]
magtihaya

[Passive Verb:]
itihaya

 (verb) to lie with face or ventral side up
tihaya1

[Active Verb:]
tumihaya

 (verb) to lie with face or ventral side up; to lie on one's back
gugol1

[Active Verb:]
gumugol

[Passive Verb:]
gugulin

[Examples:]
1) Gumugol siya ng maraming oras sa pagaaral. (He spent a lot of time studying.) 2) Gugulin mo ang oras mo sa pagaaral. (Spend your time studying.)

 (verb) to spend, to appropriate
aral

[Active Verb:]
mag-aral

[Passive Verb:]
aralin

[Examples:]
Mag-aral ka ng iyong leksiyon. (Study your lesson.)

 (verb) to study
banat2

[Active Verb:]
bumanat

[Passive Verb:]
banatan

[Examples:]
1) Magbanat ka ng buto. (Stretch your bones. -literal; Do some work. -Idiom.) 2) Banatin mo ang iyong buto sa trabaho. (Stretch your bones with some work.) 3) Bumanat siya sa usapan. (He actively joined in the discussion. -colloq.) 4) Binanatan niya ang k

 1) a strike, sock, box or stroke to hit something (noun) 2) a pull to strech (noun) 3) taut, stretched (adj) 4) to pull, to stretch (verb)

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