Tagalog

In Tagalog, “how much” is expressed as magkano. magkano is used as an interrogative pronoun to ask about the cost, price or monetary value of something.

The Tagalog word for ‘again’ is muli. Both muli and ulit are used as adverbs to indicate that an action happens another time.

The English word “tomorrow” is translated as bukas in Tagalog. The word bukas is an adverb used to refer to the day after the present day.

The Tagalog phrase for younger brother is nakababatang kapatid na lalaki.

The English word cemetery is translated into Tagalog as sementeryo.

The English phrase “Philippines” is translated into Tagalog as Pilipinas. Pilipinas is the name of the country.

The English phrase “vote” translates to Tagalog as boto. The word boto refers to a formalized choice as a noun.

The English word “duck” is translated into Tagalog as itik. Both terms are used to refer to an aquatic bird of the family Anatidae.

The Tagalog phrase for “how dare you” is Ang kapal ng mukha mo.

The English phrase “yum” can be expressed in Filipino using sarap. sarap is used to express delight or immediate enjoyment when tasting food.