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Tagalog English
man1 (pron) used with the interrogative pronouns SINO, KANINO, ANO, ALIN, KAILAN, SAAN, etc., as SINO MAN, whoever; SA KANINO MAN, whomever; ANO MAN, whatever; ALIN MAN, whichever; KAILAN MAN, whenever; SAAN MAN, wherever; MAGKANO MAN, whatever the cost (price
na2 (lig) connects modifier and word modified. Takes the form --NG when the word it follows ends in a vowel sound, as MABAIT NA BATA or BATANG MABAIT, good child.
nang1 (conj) when (past reference); so that (usually with AT); in order that (usually with AT), as MAG-ARAL KA AT NANG MAKAPASA KA, You study so that you will pass (your courses).
ngiti2

[Active Verb:]
ngumiti

[Examples:]
Ngumiti si Monica ng makita niya si Bill. (Monica smilled when she saw Bill.)

 (verb) to smile
pag (conj) particle which means 'on, if, when'
pala

[Notes:]
when used after HINDI, expresses contrast with one's expectation; a reversal, as ANG ISIP KO'Y BALAT LAMANG NG ITLOG ITO, HINDI PALA, KUNDI ITLOG NA BUO. I thought this was only an eggshell, but no, it was a whole egg.

 (part) so; an exclamation of surprise, as IKAW PALA! So, it is you!
patay3

[Active Verb:]
mapatay

[Examples:]
Magingat ka sa iyong paguwi sa gabi at baka ka mapatay. (You should be careful when you get home at night or you might get killed.)

 (verb) to get killed
sakit3

[Active Verb:]
sumakit

[Examples:]
Sumakit ang aking ulo nang marinig ko ang boses ni Josie. (My head ached when I heard Josie's voice.)

 (verb) to ache; to be in pain; to be ill
sugapa (adj) inveterate drunkard who reels around habitually when drunk
tunganga (adj) /naka--/ open-mouthed, as when one is curious or surprised

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