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Winlei Joined Sat 01/26/13 Posts: 4048	Wed 03/13/13 04:07 PM
Now I know how to say part of my name. The Anino knows. Do women still like to sit and watch the paglubog ng araw with a guy? Naks! Metalshadow you are learning taglish. Haha. ,,woman/lady/girl-babae Guy/boy/lad-lalaki Sit- up'o(oop-'o) Like-gusto Watch- manood( ma-no-od)

MetalShadow6 Joined Thu 02/14/13 Posts: 924	Thu 03/14/13 10:44 AM
I’m using it but not sure if I am retaining it. To rewrite my last statement. Does a babae still gusto to up'o and manood the pagludog ng araw with a lalaki? The Anino knows

Winlei Joined Sat 01/26/13 Posts: 4048	Thu 03/14/13 07:51 PM
I’m using it but not sure if I am retaining it. To rewrite my last statement. Does a babae still gusto to up'o and manood the pagludog ng araw with a lalaki? The Anino knows Yes but inorder for you to construct a sentence in tagalog. We follow certain rules. Like in english. To translatr it you dont need to translate it word by word and same order. Gusto pa din ba ng babae na umupo at manood ng paglubog ng araw kasama ang lalaki? Or you can say it this way; Gusto pa din bang umupo at manood ng paglubog ng araw ng mga babae kasama ang mga lalaki?

Winlei Joined Sat 01/26/13 Posts: 4048	Thu 03/14/13 07:56 PM
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KiK2me Joined Sun 01/06/13 Posts: 8732	Thu 03/14/13 08:11 PM
I’m using it but not sure if I am retaining it. To rewrite my last statement. Does a babae still gusto to up'o and manood the pagludog ng araw with a lalaki? The Anino knows Yes but inorder for you to construct a sentence in tagalog. We follow certain rules. Like in english. To translatr it you dont need to translate it word by word and same order. Gusto pa din ba ng babae na umupo at manood ng paglubog ng araw kasama ang lalaki? Or you can say it this way; Gusto pa din bang umupo at manood ng paglubog ng araw ng mga babae kasama ang mga lalaki? Excuse me for my intrusion please But now i am wondering if all these words are put together in a sentence Does that mean that the words will change to form a sentence ? Thank you !

Winlei Joined Sat 01/26/13 Posts: 4048	Thu 03/14/13 08:15 PM
I’m using it but not sure if I am retaining it. To rewrite my last statement. Does a babae still gusto to up'o and manood the pagludog ng araw with a lalaki? The Anino knows Yes but inorder for you to construct a sentence in tagalog. We follow certain rules. Like in english. To translatr it you dont need to translate it word by word and same order. Gusto pa din ba ng babae na umupo at manood ng paglubog ng araw kasama ang lalaki? Or you can say it this way; Gusto pa din bang umupo at manood ng paglubog ng araw ng mga babae kasama ang mga lalaki? Excuse me for my intrusion please But now i am wondering if all these words are put together in a sentence Does that mean that the words will change to form a sentence ? Thank you ! Nop. Only the verb. Depends on their tenses. They also follow the SVDO pattern.

Winlei Joined Sat 01/26/13 Posts: 4048	Thu 03/14/13 08:16 PM
I’m using it but not sure if I am retaining it. To rewrite my last statement. Does a babae still gusto to up'o and manood the pagludog ng araw with a lalaki? The Anino knows Yes but inorder for you to construct a sentence in tagalog. We follow certain rules. Like in english. To translatr it you dont need to translate it word by word and same order. Gusto pa din ba ng babae na umupo at manood ng paglubog ng araw kasama ang lalaki? Or you can say it this way; Gusto pa din bang umupo at manood ng paglubog ng araw ng mga babae kasama ang mga lalaki? Excuse me for my intrusion please But now i am wondering if all these words are put together in a sentence Does that mean that the words will change to form a sentence ? Thank you ! Nop. Only the verb. Depends on their tenses. They also follow the SVDO pattern.

Winlei Joined Sat 01/26/13 Posts: 4048	Thu 03/14/13 08:17 PM
I’m using it but not sure if I am retaining it. To rewrite my last statement. Does a babae still gusto to up'o and manood the pagludog ng araw with a lalaki? The Anino knows Yes but inorder for you to construct a sentence in tagalog. We follow certain rules. Like in english. To translatr it you dont need to translate it word by word and same order. Gusto pa din ba ng babae na umupo at manood ng paglubog ng araw kasama ang lalaki? Or you can say it this way; Gusto pa din bang umupo at manood ng paglubog ng araw ng mga babae kasama ang mga lalaki? Excuse me for my intrusion please But now i am wondering if all these words are put together in a sentence Does that mean that the words will change to form a sentence ? Thank you !

KiK2me Joined Sun 01/06/13 Posts: 8732	Thu 03/14/13 08:21 PM Edited by KiK2me on Thu 03/14/13 08:33 PM
So words That are VERBS change according to the past,present or future tenses ? ...sorry !

Winlei Joined Sat 01/26/13 Posts: 4048	Thu 03/14/13 08:28 PM
Yes. Why sorry? Hehe.

KiK2me Joined Sun 01/06/13 Posts: 8732	Thu 03/14/13 08:34 PM
Just trying to get the rules straight in my head thank you Kahanga-hangang guro !

Winlei Joined Sat 01/26/13 Posts: 4048	Thu 03/14/13 08:42 PM
Just trying to get the rules straight in my head thank you Kahanga-hangang guro ! Haha thank you but this is only the basic. Kahanga-hanga-impressive Guro-teacher Salamat kik.

Dodo_David Joined Fri 08/13/10 Posts: 48926	Thu 03/14/13 09:20 PM
They also follow the SVDO pattern. What do the letters "SVDO" stand for? I am guessing that "S" is for "Subject", "V" is for "Verb" and "O" is for "Object". I don't know what "D" stands for.

Winlei Joined Sat 01/26/13 Posts: 4048	Thu 03/14/13 09:26 PM
They also follow the SVDO pattern. What do the letters "SVDO" stand for? I am guessing that "S" is for "Subject", "V" is for "Verb" and "O" is for "Object". I don't know what "D" stands for. Subject Verb Direct Object

Dodo_David Joined Fri 08/13/10 Posts: 48926	Thu 03/14/13 09:36 PM
They also follow the SVDO pattern. What do the letters "SVDO" stand for? I am guessing that "S" is for "Subject", "V" is for "Verb" and "O" is for "Object". I don't know what "D" stands for. Subject Verb Direct Object So, tagalog Yoda speaks not.

MetalShadow6 Joined Thu 02/14/13 Posts: 924	Fri 03/15/13 08:45 AM
The rules of sentence structure and the different verb tense usually given me problems. It would be nice if the first post can be edited so we can put all the words that our Guro post so it can be easy to translate some sentences. The Anino knows

Winlei Joined Sat 01/26/13 Posts: 4048	Sat 03/16/13 04:24 AM
The rules of sentence structure and the different verb tense usually given me problems. It would be nice if the first post can be edited so we can put all the words that our Guro post so it can be easy to translate some sentences. The Anino knows Hmm. What about you ask me something/or a sentence to translate? Metalshadow-bakal na anino Shadowmetal-anino ng bakal/ aninong bakal

MetalShadow6 Joined Thu 02/14/13 Posts: 924	Sat 03/16/13 08:58 AM
How bout this sentence? "The Shadow Knows" It is from on of my favorite movies.

KiK2me Joined Sun 01/06/13 Posts: 8732	Sun 03/17/13 01:21 PM
Magandang Umaga Winlei Nice upang makita ka !

Winlei Joined Sat 01/26/13 Posts: 4048	Sun 03/17/13 03:59 PM
How bout this sentence? "The Shadow Knows" It is from on of my favorite movies. Hi metalshadow. Hmm, i cam give you two translations, Ang anino ang nakakaalam. (subject first before the predicate) Alam(knows) is the rootword, nakakaalam is the present tense. Makakaalam(future tense). Nakaalam(past tense) Alam ng anino.(predicate first before the subject)(we used this often)