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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
galak

[Passive Verb:]
ikagalak

[Examples:]
Ikagalak mo ang pagkapanalo ni Erap sa eleksyon. (You should be happy about Erap's winning in the election.)

 (verb) to be pleased, to be happy about
galit

[Passive Verb:]
magalit

[Examples:]
Huwag ka nang magalit sa akin. (Please don't get mad at me.)

 1) anger, resentment, indignation (noun) 2) to get angry, to become angry (verb)
halili2

[Active Verb:]
maghalili

[Passive Verb:]
halilinan

[Examples:]
1) Maghalili tayo sa pagpasok sa opisina. (Let's take turns in going to the office.) 2) Halilinan mo ako mamaya sa pagbantay sa may sakit. (Please take my place in watching over the sick.)

 (verb) to change something, to take another's place
huli2

[Active Verb:]
manghuli

[Passive Verb:]
hulihin

[Examples:]
1) Nais manghuli ng pulis ng magnanakaw. (The policeman wants to catch a thief.) 2) Hulihin natin ang magnanakaw. (Let's catch the thief.)

 (verb) to catch someone, to chase after someone
ibaba (noun) lower part of the house, the basement
Ikinatútuwá kitang mákilala or Ikinatútuwá kong nákilala ko ikaw (or kayo if plural).

[Expressions Category:]
Lean more about Conversation.

 I'm pleased to meet you.
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
kaha (noun/qnt) a pack, usually of cigarettes; a case
kapag

[L2 Definition:]
(var) pag, pagka, kapagka

 (conj/adv.) if, when, in case, whenever (single events viewed as completed in the future)
kasera (noun) landlord, landlady

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