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Re: Filipino/Tagalog Language

hahaha! maraming pinoy dito. lumabas na kayo! hi fellow pinoys!
 

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Uy, Dynamic Dragon!!! (Hey, Dynamic Dragon)

"Galing ng mga drawings mo, hanep sa kulay!" (Great drawings... awesome colors!!!)

Uy, kumusta blue_angel... (hey, wazzup blue_angel) slang

:p
 

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:blink wow...ang dami palang pinoy dito! :smile-big
 

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wow indeed p1noypri1de(first ever post too :) ). I just started this thread two days ago and I'm glad to see lots of interaction here. I guess this thread turned like a filipino convo thread :sweat.

@okyatoks--
Hahahaha!!! Tama ka!!! GSHT (Gumugulong sa sahig habang tumatawa) You're definitely right! ROFL
GSHT!!! :rofl

@GK--nice to see you drop by. I'm sure you'll learn more Tagalog by visiting this thread. :amuse

@DD--of course, many knew you're Pinoy :amuse Cool that you're learning Spanish. Soon you'll be translating Rizal's "Mi Ultimo Adios."
 

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ALIBATA:

Alibata or baybayin is the Filipinos ancient style of writing...

From: Fato Profugus

Alibata is an ancient writing system that was used in what is now the Philippines.
Although it was all but exstinguished by Western colonization, variants of it are still used in parts of Mindoro and Palawan,
and it is also increasingly used by Filipino youth as a way to express their identity.

From: Omniglot.com

Alibata/Baybayin Alphabet


From: Eagles Corner

Here you can see your words, names in Alibata, just choose the "Baybayin Script with Spanish Modifications" mode:

Link here to see your names or words in Alibata

Have Fun!!!

if you want you can download the Alibata Pixel font directly to your PC.

and here's more info about alibata:

http://www.bibingka.com/dahon/tagalog/tagalog.htm
http://www.omniglot.com/writing/tagalog.htm

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p1noypr1de said:
:blink wow...ang dami palang pinoy dito! :smile-big
p1noypr1de, really nice name!!!

@clarity142: Kudos! For starting this thread!!!
 

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nice research there okyatoks..Galing mo!!
 

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Now okyatoks, I can't believe you even researched on Alibata! Here's a well-deserved ossu for all your effort *Give 1 Ossu!*

Saludo din ako kay
(I also salute) clarity142 for starting this thread in the first place, even if it i's currently more of a convo thread :sweatdrop
Hello dyan sa mga Pinoy sa MH!
:whoo(Hello to the Filipinos in MH!)

Since I'm such a Wiki wh0re Here's what Wikipedia has on the following:
The Filipino Language
Tagalog
Taglish - "Tagalog infused with English", as you can see above :amuse
Tagalog Grammar
Tagalog Loanwords
Languages of the Philippines - Tagalog is not the only language native to the Philippines, and they differ greatly!!

There are also articles on other aspects of Philippine language usage such as specific ones on the other indigenous Philippine tongues, Englog (more popular known to us as Konyo English), and Philippine English (how English is used by Filipinos). If you have doubts on Wikipedia, you can always look for these in a search engine.

BTW, did you know that there are editions of Wikipedia in Tagalog, Cebuano, Waray-Waray, Ilokano and Kapampangan?
:grin2
 

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Ayah!! :glomp you Wikipedia whore!! :eyeroll Good read there. The Englog thing is definitely intresting XDDD. By the way I can understand a fair bit of Ilocano. :notrust Sad thing, I'm not fluent with it.
 

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Salamat! :hug At least you know something else other than Tagalog that is from the Philippines, even if it's a little bit. I don't understand the other languages we have because no one has taught me those nor have I tried learning them. Add the fact that my dad was from Bulacan (Tagalog na Tagalog!) and my mom grew up in Manila.

Really OT:
Yay, 100 posts! :party
 

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Re: Filipino/Tagalog Language

Hmm... convo threads in other languages is something we probably ought to look at ( just so you guys don't feel so tempted to turn these threads into convo threads which is perfectly understandable! )

Maybe you guys could just start a separate thread here in this forum where you could talk in your own native language without getting off-topic (teaching the language, etc.)? Something like the Tagalog Hang-Out Thread - I dunno though XD

Oh well, just a suggestion :amuse ( "aha, talaga, talaga..." )

Another thing Nah-Nah taught me was "ay nako kumain ka na ano ba yan" when I had gone for a day without something - XD I found that one amusing ^^

Anyway my pleasure to visit :amuse ( and congrats, Ayah, on the 100th post! *akap* )
 

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@ Gold Knight
Okay, I'll create a new thread just for that. And thank you! *Yakap pabalik(?)*
(Is there a better way to say "hugs back"?) :glomp

To the other Filipinos :

From now on, this thread will only be dedicated in teaching Filipino/Tagalog, providing additional information about them, and answering questions in translation. Anything else should be posted in the appropriate threads. For our convenience, I made a Pinoy Hang Out Thread just for us. Pwede tayo managalog dun! Okay ba? Good!

clarity, you take it from here.

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Since this is IN the Languages forum, here's the latest Filipino phrases GK used in English.

"aha, talaga, talaga..."
"Oh, really, really..." Not O RLY?

"ay nako kumain ka na ano ba yan"
"Sheesh you should eat now (what the-)"
 

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Ayah said:
Since this is IN the Languages forum, here's the latest Filipino phrases GK used in English.
"Oh, really, really..." Not O RLY?
No wai!!!

"Sheesh you should eat now (what the-)"
She translated it as "omg, eat, geez" XD
 

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She translated it as "omg, eat, geez" XD
Now that you mention it, I think that's better :smile-big I misplaced the "What the..." (OMG to her) to the end when it makes more sense if it were at the beginning :darn
 

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That chabacano dialect thing is awesome!!!!
I can understand everything on that website, since I know spanish!!! :grin
 

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Yeah that dialect is awesome, unfortunately that dialect is getting extinct nowadays coz few people uses. :sweat There are other dialects in the Philippines that are Indonesian-like, Malaysian-like, or even Japanese-like (niponggo? i guess, i'm not so sure about it)
 

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Re: Filipino/Tagalog Language

Posting some Filipino Phrases and words:

Good Morning - Magandang Umaga
Good Afternoon - Magandang Hapon
Good Evening - Magandang Gabi

I, me - Ako
You - Ikaw (singular) Kayo (plural)
She, He - Siya
Us - Tayo
Them - Sila
Person - Tao
Eat - Kain
Food - Pagkain
School - Paaralan
Road - Daan, kalye, kalsada
Popular - Sikat (slang)
Cry - Iyak
Laugh - Tawa
 

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Thanks for that okyatoks!!! :thumbs

Paaralan SUCKS!!!!!!!!! :grin
 

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yep it does..Paaralan/eskwela really sucks

Nice idea Okyatoks. i feel like adding some more :amuse

Noun- Panggalan

Things in School- Gamit sa paaralan
paper - papel
notebook - kwaderno
pencil - lapis
table - mesa/ lamesa
chair - silya
book - aklat

Animals - Mga Hayop
dog - aso
cat - pusa
goat - kambing
bird - ibon
wolf/fox - lobo

Family - Pamilya
father - ama/tatay
mother - inay/nanay
grandfather - lolo
grandmother - lola
cousin - pinsan
sibling - kapatid
older brother - kuya
older sister - ate
younger sibling - ading (ilocano translation)
uncle - tiyo/tito
aunt - tiya/tita
child/son/daughter - anak
relative - kamag-anak

Verb - Pangdiwa just the root words..verbs are complicated
run - takbo
walk - lakad
jump - talon
write - sulat
kiss - halik
hug - yakap
kill - patay


Adjective - Pang-uri
red - pula
yellow - dilaw
pink - rosas?
blue - asul/bughaw
beautiful - maganda
ugly - panget
big - malaki
small - maliit
tall - matangkad
short - mababa
long - mahaba
short - maikli
naked - hubo

oops i got carried away, maybe by this someone could make a sentence now in tagalog.
next time..curses/bad words muhaha (joke:P )
 

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I want to see clarity142 hubo!!!! <3 :grin

The word "eskwela", I would guess it comes from the spanish word "escuela"
 
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