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Tagalog English
ipon

[Active Verb:]
mag-ipon

[Passive Verb:]
ipunin

[Examples:]
1) Mag-ipon ka para sa iyong kinabukasan. (You save for your future.) 2) Ipunin mo ang iyong pera. (Save your money.)

 (verb) to save, to collect (abbreviated form of MAGTIPON) (verb) to put together, to hoard
kanita (pron) yours and mine; of the two of us; possessive form of KATA; for the two of us -- SA + KANITA
kay (pron) singular SA proper noun marker; also marks possession; the plural form is KINA, to, from, for
kumare

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (noun) derived from Spanish word COMADRE, a reciprocal appellation for the godmother or for the child's mother. KUMPARE (masculiine form).
kumusta

[Active Verb:]
mangumusta

[Passive Verb:]
kumustahin

[Examples:]
Kumustahin mo si Stella para sa akin. (Send my regards to Stella for me.)

 1) regards, greeting form -- KUMUSTA KA? (How are you?) (int) 2) to inquire about the condition of the health of a person (verb)
kundi (conj) but, on the contrary -- contracted form of KUNG HINDI (if not for; nothing but)
lang

[Notes:]
shortened form of LAMANG

 (part) only; just; representing little value
mang

[Notes:]
contracted form of MAMA, mister; as MANG PEDRO for MAMANG PEDRO

 (adj) a title of respect used with the first name of a man
na1

[Notes:]
After nouns or pronouns, acts as an emphatic marker, as AKO NA, It's my turn (to do something) or I'll do it (instead of someone else); SI MARIA NA, Let it be Maria's turn. After verbs: If in the past tense form, denotes completion of action expressible i

 (adv) now; already
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.

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