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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
dagan1

[Active Verb:]
dumagan

[Examples:]
Huwag kang dumagan sa maliit na bisikleta at baka masira iyan. (Don't put your weight on the small bicycle or it might break.)

 (verb) to put one's weight on something
distrunka

[Active Verb:]
magdistrunka

[Passive Verb:]
distrunkahin

[Examples:]
1) Ayaw ni Pedro magdistrunka ng pintuan ng kotse niya. (Pedro does not want to break off the locks of his car door.) 2) Distrunkahin mo na lang ang pintuan dahil hindi natin makita ang susi. (Break off the door locks since we could not find the key.)

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (verb) to destroy, to break off locks
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
kalas

[Active Verb:]
magkalas

[Passive Verb:]
kalasin

[Examples:]
1) Kumalas siya sa kaniyang barkada. (He broke away from his clique.) 2) Kalasin mo ang tinahi. (Rip apart what has been sewed.)

 1) to break away from, to untie, to unstitch -- KUMALAS (verb) 2) to rip apart -- MAGKALAS, KALASIN (verb)
kibo

[Active Verb:]
kumibo

[Passive Verb:]
kibuin

[Examples:]
1) Kumibo ka naman diyan. (Say something.) 2) Kibuin mo ang nalulungkot na bata. (Talk to the lonely child.)

 1) to talk, to move, to stir (verb) 2) to break the silence with someone by talking (verb)
lagitik (noun) creak, creaking
langitngit (noun) shrill, creaking sound (produced by rusty hinges or the rubbing of bamboo stalks, floor boards, etc., against each other)
makapuno (noun) freak coconut full of soft meat
pahinga

[Active Verb:]
magpahinga

[Examples:]
Magpahinga ka muna sa bahay bago tayo umalis muli. (You should take a rest at home first before we resume our trip.)

 (verb) to rest; to take a break
piraso2

[Active Verb:]
pumiraso

 (verb) to break a piece from

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