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Tagalog English
Ikinatútuwá kitang mákilala or Ikinatútuwá kong nákilala ko ikaw (or kayo if plural).

[Expressions Category:]
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 I'm pleased to meet you.
inaanak (noun) godchild (term of reference)
inakay (noun) young fowls
intindi2

[Active Verb:]
mag-intindi

[Passive Verb:]
intindihin

[Examples:]
1) Mag-intindi ka muna sa iyong lolo. (You should attend to your grandfather first.) 2) Intindihin mo muna ang iyong mga anak. (Attend to your children first.)

 (verb) to take care of, to look after, to attend to
ipanganak

[Examples:]
Kailan mo gustong ipanganak ang iyong panganay? (When do you your firstborn to be born?)

 (verb) to be born
iwi

[Active Verb:]
mag-iwi

[Examples:]
Mag-iwi ka ng anak niya. (You take care of her child.)

 (noun) /pag--/ (pag-iiwi) taking care of an animal for someone else who is the real owner (verb) to take care of children
kamag-anak (noun) relative (term of reference)
kapanganakan

[L2 Definition:]
(rw) anak

 (noun) birthday
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)

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