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Tagalog Translator *Online*

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
amba

[Active Verb:]
umamba

[Passive Verb:]
ambaan, inambaan

[Examples:]
1) Umamba siyang susuntukin si Pedro. (He gestured as though he will hit Peter.) 2) Inaambaan niya ako. (He gestured to me threateningly.)

 (verb) to gesture threateningly
anak

[Active Verb:]
manganak

[Passive Verb:]
ipanganak

[Examples:]
1) Si Maria ay bumalik agad sa trabaho tatlong araw pagkatapos niyang manganak. (Maria returned to work three days after she gave birth.) 2) Ipinanganak na bulag ang bata. (The child was born blind.) 3) Anong araw mo gustong ipanganak ang bata? (What day

 1) child, son/daughter, offspring (noun) 2) to be born (verb) 3) to give birth
banta

[Active Verb:]
magbanta

[Passive Verb:]
bantaan

[Examples:]
Huwag kang magbanta sa kanya. (Don't threaten him.)

 1) threat (noun) 2) to threaten (verb)
buga1

[Active Verb:]
magbuga

[Passive Verb:]
bugahan

[Examples:]
1) Bumuga siya ng mainit na tubig. (He threw up the hot water.) 2) Ibuga mo ang tubig. (Spit out the water.)

 1) to spit or blow some liquid from the mouth -- BUMUGA (verb) 2) to force out of the mouth by sudden blow -- MAGBUGA (verb)
buga2

[Active Verb:]
bumuga

[Passive Verb:]
ibuga

[Examples:]
1) Bumuga siya ng mainit na tubig. (He threw up the hot water.) 2) Ibuga mo ang tubig. (Spit out the water.)

 1) to spit or blow some liquid from the mouth -- BUMUGA (verb) 2) to force out of the mouth by sudden blow -- MAGBUGA (verb)
bukana (noun) front, threshold
hilatsa

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (noun) thread unravelled from cloth
liyab2

[Active Verb:]
lumiyab

[Examples:]
Lumiyab ang tangke ng langis matapos itong hagisan ng nakasinding sigarilyo. (The oil tank went ablaze after someone threw a lighted cigarette on it.)

 (verb) to blaze; to flare up
lutang3

[Active Verb:]
lumutang

[Examples:]
Lumutang ang kanyang katawan sa ilog tatlong araw matapos siyang malunod. (His body floated on the river three days after he drowned.)

 (verb) to rise above the surface (of liquids)
para3 (prep) for; to; till, as MENOS SINGKO PARA ALAS TRES, five minutes till three o'clock

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