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Bugtungan Time: It's time for Tagalog riddles

Mag-ingay na at Bagong Taon na. Make noise as it's already a New Year. Like I said in my previous blog entry, r iddles are common in Tagalog language or even in other languages for that matter. They provide entertainment and amusement to people. Tagalog language is very rich with riddles. A riddle is called ' bugtong ' in Tagalog. The fun is in making the riddle very catchy, funny and rythmic. Meaning it follows some rules, like the number of syllables and the ending words should rhyme. So it is really challenging to both the one giving the riddle and to the one trying to answer it. There is a satisfaction gained upon getting the right answer. So here is a ' bugtong ' for you guys. Hinila ko ang baging, nag-ingay ang matsing. For the English translation: When I pulled the vine, the monkey became noisy. What do you think is the answer? Write your answers at the comm

5 Easy Questions in Tagalog

Curiosity will take you to different places, different heights. When in the Philippines, learn different expressions and ask questions about a place, an object. Interact with locals and most importantly impress the natives by asking the following questions. How to use this video? As a learner, try to mimic the pronunciation of the teacher so that you can copy the way a native speaker talks. Master these questions so that when you travel around the Philippines, you know what and how to ask the locals. Hanggang sa muli nating pagkikita, mga kaibigan.

Tagalog for Beginners: Tayo na sa Lungsod (Let's go to the City)

This lesson is for beginners. It pays to know local names for places. Names for places in Tagalog are preceded by sa or ng when they are used as the object in the sentence. However, they are preceded by 'ang ' if they are used as the subject. Study this simple conversation: A: Saan ka pupunta? Where are you going? B: Pupunta ako sa/ng tindahan . I'm going to the store. What precedes the word " tindahan ?" It's preceded by 'sa' because it's used as the object, and also 'sa' is a location/place marker.

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