Tagalog

The English phrase “grunting” is translated into Tagalog as ungol.

The Tagalog word for god is diyos. The term is used to refer to a deity.

The English phrase ‘aunt and uncle’ is translated into Filipino as tita at tito. This phrase refers to the sister and the brother of one’s parent.

The Tagalog indefinite article “a” is expressed by isang. isang is used as an indefinite article before a singular noun to refer to one person or thing.

The Tagalog word idyoma means idiom. idyoma refers to an idiom.

The English phrase beans is translated into Tagalog as sitaw. The term sitaw refers to long, green seed pods used as a vegetable in cooking.

The Tagalog word for “rag” is basahan. For example, you can use the phrase malaking basahan to mean “big rag”.

The English verb to paint is translated into Tagalog as pintura. The term refers to the act of applying paint to a surface.

The English phrase “numbers” is translated into Tagalog as mga numero.

The Tagalog word for nephew is pamangkin. The word pamangkin is gender-neutral and is used for both a nephew and a niece.