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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
dukot2

[Active Verb:]
mangdukot

[Passive Verb:]
dukutan

[Examples:]
1) Magaling mangdukot ang magnanakaw. (A thief is a good pickpocket.) 2) Nadukutan ang bag ni Ana kaninang umaga papuntang opisina. (Ana's purse was stolen from her bag on her way to the office this morning.)

 (verb) to pickpocket, to steal
hampas2

[Active Verb:]
manghampas

[Passive Verb:]
hampasin

[Examples:]
1) Huwag kang manghampas ng kapwa. (Don't you strike your neighbor.) 2) Gustong hampasin ng pulis ang magnanakaw. (The police wants to strike at the thief.)

 (verb) to strike something or somebody, to scourge
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
kapkap1

[Active Verb:]
magkapkap

[Passive Verb:]
kapkapan

[Examples:]
1) Kumapkap ka ng pera sa bulsa ko. (Frisk my pocket for some money.) 2) Kapkapan mo ang bulsa ng nahuling magnananakaw. (Frisk the pocket of the thief who was arrested.)

 1) frisk (noun) 2) to frisk something or someone (verb)
kapkap2

[Active Verb:]
kumapkap

[Passive Verb:]
kapkapin

[Examples:]
1) Kumapkap ka ng pera sa bulsa ko. (Frisk my pocket for some money.) 2) Kapkapan mo ang bulsa ng nahuling magnananakaw. (Frisk the pocket of the thief who was arrested.)

 1) frisk (noun) 2) to frisk something or someone (verb)
kapwa

[Examples:]
1) Kapwa sila magnanakaw. (They are fellow thieves.) 2) Kapwa sila malakas. (they are equally strong.)

 (pron) kindred, both; fellow-being, equally (applied to one of a pair)
Magnanákaw!

[Expressions Category:]
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 Thief!

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