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		<title>Lesson 2 &#8211; Part 4: Using Ideas as Nouns</title>
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<p>Tagalog Lesson See Video Below&#8230; Aim:&#160; This lesson aims to give you Tagalog translations on using IDEAS as NOUNS. Each NOUN (IDEA) will be used as a TOPIC and will be applied to several translations. <span class="glossaryLink" aria-describedby="tt" data-cmtooltip="&#60;div class=glossaryItemTitle&#62;people&#60;/div&#62;&#60;div class=glossaryItemBody&#62;Tagalog - mga tao; &#160;Ilocano - dagiti tattao&#60;/div&#62;" data-gt-translate-attributes='[{"attribute":"data-cmtooltip", "format":"html"}]' tabindex="0" role="link">People</span>, animals, places, and <span class="glossaryLink" aria-describedby="tt" data-cmtooltip="&#60;div class=glossaryItemTitle&#62;things&#60;/div&#62;&#60;div class=glossaryItemBody&#62;Tagalog - mga bagay; &#160;Ilocano - dagiti banag&#60;/div&#62;" data-gt-translate-attributes='[{"attribute":"data-cmtooltip", "format":"html"}]' tabindex="0" role="link">things</span>&#8230; </p>
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<p><strong>Tagalog Lesson</strong></p>
<blockquote><p><strong>See Video Below&#8230;</strong></p></blockquote>
<p><strong>Aim:</strong>  This lesson aims to give you Tagalog translations on using IDEAS as NOUNS.</p>
<p>Each <strong>NOUN (IDEA)</strong> will be used as a <strong>TOPIC</strong> and will be applied to several translations.</p>
<p>People, animals, places, and things need names. A term for an <strong>idea</strong>, be it real, workable idea or a fantasy is a noun.  The part of speech that names them is a<strong> NOUN</strong>.</p>
<h5><strong>Vocabularies for this Lesson: </strong></h5>
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<td width="215"><strong>English Nouns (Ideas)</strong></td>
<td width="168"><strong>Tagalog Nouns</strong></td>
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<td width="215"><strong>love</strong></td>
<td width="168"><strong>pag-ibig; pagmamahal</strong></td>
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<td width="215"><strong>hardship/s</strong></td>
<td width="168"><strong>paghihirap; kahirapan</strong></td>
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<td width="215"><strong>swimming</strong></td>
<td width="168"><strong>paglangoy</strong></td>
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<td width="215"><strong>hiking</strong></td>
<td width="168"><strong>paglalakad</strong></td>
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<td width="215"><strong>shopping</strong></td>
<td width="168"><strong>pamimili</strong></td>
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<td width="215"><strong>party</strong></td>
<td width="168"><strong>salu-salo; pagtitipon</strong></td>
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<td colspan="2" width="383"><strong>Other Link: </strong><a href="http://learnfilipino.org/nouns/">Other Tagalog audio translations on Nouns.</a></td>
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<p><strong> </strong><strong>English to Tagalog Translations. </strong>(Beside each statement is a full Tagalog translation and below each statement  are translations of phrases or words derived from each statement.)</p>
<p><strong>TOPIC 1 &#8211; Noun:  Love (Pag-ibig;  Pagmamahal)</strong></p>
<p><strong>Love</strong> is doing things for others as you would have them do to you. (Ang pag-ibig ay paggawa ng mga bagay para sa iba gaya ng gusto mong gawin sa sarili mo.)</p>
<p>love is = ang pag-ibig ay (ang pagmamahal ay)</p>
<p>doing things = paggawa ng mga bagay</p>
<p>for others = para sa iba</p>
<p>as you would have = gaya ng gusto mong</p>
<p>do to you = gawin sa sarili mo</p>
<p><strong>Love</strong> is giving peace to your enemies.  (Ang pag-ibig ay pagbibigay ng kapayapaan sa iyong mga kaaway.)</p>
<p>giving peace = pagbibigay ng kapayapaan</p>
<p>to your enemies = sa iyong mga kaaway</p>
<p><strong>Love</strong> is not expecting anything in return.  (Ang pag-ibig ay hindi umaasa ng anumang bagay na maibabalik.)</p>
<p>not expecting = hindi umaasa</p>
<p>anything = anumang bagay</p>
<p>in return = na maibabalik</p>
<p><strong>Love</strong> must be sincere. (Ang pag-ibig ay dapat taos-puso.)</p>
<p>must be = ay dapat</p>
<p>sincere = taos-puso</p>
<p><strong>Love</strong> hates what is evil; clings to what is good.  (Ang pag-ibig ay kinamumuhian ang masama; kumakapit sa kung ano ang mabuti.)</p>
<p>hates = kinamumuhian</p>
<p>what is evil = ang masama</p>
<p>clings = kumakapit</p>
<p>what is good = ang mabuti</p>
<p><strong>Love</strong> is when you know how to take care of other people.  (Ang pag-ibig ay kapag alam mo kung paano mag-alaga ng ibang tao.)</p>
<p>when you know = kapag alam mo</p>
<p>how to = kung paano</p>
<p>take care = mag-alaga</p>
<p>of other people = ng ibang tao</p>
<p><strong>Love</strong> is the greatest commandment. (Pag-ibig ang pinakadakilang utos.)</p>
<p>the greatest = ang pinakadakilang</p>
<p>commandment = utos (another term is “kautusan”)</p>
<p><strong>Love</strong> is patient. (Ang pag-ibig ay matiyaga.)</p>
<p>is patient = ay matiyaga</p>
<p><strong>Love</strong> does not envy. (Ang pag-ibig ay hindi naiinggit.)</p>
<p>does not envy = hindi naiinggit</p>
<p><strong>Love</strong> is not proud. (Ang pag-ibig ay hindi nagmamayabang.)</p>
<p>is not proud = ay hindi nagmamayabang</p>
<p><strong>Love</strong> does not dishonor others.  (Ang pag-ibig ay hindi ilalagay sa kahihiyan ang iba.)</p>
<p>does not disnohor others = hindi ilalagay sa kahihiyan ang iba</p>
<p><strong>Love</strong> is not self seeking.  (Ang pag-ibig ay hindi mapaghanap.)</p>
<p>is not self-seeking = ay hindi mapaghanap</p>
<p>There is <strong>love</strong> in each one who fears God.  (May pag-ibig sa bawat isa na may takot sa Diyos.)</p>
<p>there is = may</p>
<p>in each one = sa bawat isa</p>
<p>who fears = na may takot</p>
<p>God = Diyos</p>
<p>There is <strong>love</strong> between us. (May pag-ibig sa pagitan natin.)</p>
<p>between = pagitan</p>
<p>us =natin</p>
<p>There is<strong> love</strong> in them. (May pagmamahal sa kanila.)</p>
<p>in them = sa kanila</p>
<p>There is <strong>love</strong> among the people. (May pagmamahal sa mga tao.)</p>
<p>among the people = sa mga tao</p>
<p>It is<strong> love</strong> that brought us together. (Pag-ibig ang nagbuklod sa atin.)</p>
<p>that brought = ang nagbuklod</p>
<p>us together = sa atin</p>
<p>It is<strong> love</strong> that keeps us going.  (Pag-ibig ang nagpapanatili sa atin na magpatuloy.)</p>
<p>that keeps = ang nagpapanatili</p>
<p>us = sa atin</p>
<p>going = na magpatuloy</p>
<p>It is <strong>love</strong> that makes me want to see you.  (Ang pag-ibig ang nag-uudyok sa akin na makita ka.)</p>
<p>ang nag-uudyok = that makes</p>
<p>me = sa akin</p>
<p>want to see you = na makita ka</p>
<p>It is <strong>love</strong> that makes me patient.  (Ang pag-ibig ang gumagawa sa akin upang magtiyaga.)</p>
<p>makes me = gumagawa sa akin upang</p>
<p>patient = magtiyaga</p>
<p>Your<strong> love</strong> means a lot.  (Ang pag-ibig mo ay makahulugan.)</p>
<p>your love = ang pag-ibig mo</p>
<p>means a lot = ay makahulugan</p>
<p>Your<strong> love</strong> is the best to have.  (Ang pag-ibig mo ang pinakamagandang meron ako.)</p>
<p>is the best = ang pinakamagandang</p>
<p>to have = meron ako</p>
<p>Your <strong>love</strong> is amazing.  (Ang pag-ibig mo ay kabigha-bighani.)</p>
<p>is amazing = kabigha-bighani</p>
<p>Your <strong>love</strong> is unconditional.  (Ang pag-ibig mo ay walang pasubali.)</p>
<p>is unconditional = ay walang pasubali</p>
<p>The <strong>love</strong> you have for him is amazing.  (Ang pag-ibig mo sa kanya ay kabigha-bighani.)</p>
<p>the love you have = ang pag-ibig mo sa kanya</p>
<p>is amazing = ay kabigha-bighani</p>
<p>The <strong>love</strong> you have for her is worth imitating.  (Ang pag-ibig mo sa kanya ay karapat-dapat tularan.)</p>
<p>is worth imitating = ay karapat-dapat tularan.</p>
<p>The<strong> love</strong> you have for him is going to help him heal.  (Ang pag-ibig mo sa kanya ay  makakatulong upang siya ay gumaling.)</p>
<p>you = mo</p>
<p>for him = sa kanya</p>
<p>is going to help him = ay nakakatulong</p>
<p>him heal = upang  siya ay gumaling</p>
<p>The <strong>love</strong> you have for the people gives them hope.  (Ang pag-ibig mo para sa mga tao ay nagbibigay ng pag-asa sa kanila.</p>
<p>the people = mga tao</p>
<p>gives hope = nagbibigay ng pag-asa</p>
<p>sa kanila = them</p>
<p><strong>Link:</strong> <strong> <a href="http://learnfilipino.org/2016/02/03/filipino-love-quotes/">LOVE QUOTES FOR SOCIAL MEDIA</a></strong></p>
<p><strong>Topic 2 &#8211; Noun:  Hardship/s (Paghihirap; Kahirapan)</strong></p>
<p>The <strong>hardships</strong> of the Filipinos can be evident, but they are resilient. (Ang kahirapan ng mga Pilipino ay wari, ngunit sila ay matatag.)</p>
<p>the hardships = ang kahirapan</p>
<p>of the Filipino = ng mga Pilipino</p>
<p>can be evident = ay wari</p>
<p>but = ngunit</p>
<p>they are resilient = sila ay matatag</p>
<p>The<strong> hardship</strong> you are going through now is just a challenge.  (Ang hirap na pinagdadaanan mo ngayon ay pagsubok lamang.)</p>
<p>you are going through = na pinagdadaanan (na dinaranas)</p>
<p>now = ngayon</p>
<p>is just a challenge = ay pagsubok lamang</p>
<p>Their <strong>hardship</strong> keeps going.  (Ang kanilang paghihirap ay patuloy.)</p>
<p>their hardship = ang kanilang paghihirap (ang kanilang kahirapan)</p>
<p>keeps going = ay patuloy</p>
<p>Their <strong>hardship</strong> is affecting me.  (Ang kanilang paghihirap ay nakakaapekto sa akin.)</p>
<p>is affecting me = nakakaapekto sa akin</p>
<p>Our family’s <strong>hardship</strong> is not a hindrance to progress.  (Ang paghihirap ng aming pamilya ay hindi hadlang sa pagsulong.)</p>
<p>our family’s hardship = ang paghihirap ng aming pamilya</p>
<p>is not = ay hindi</p>
<p>hindrance = hadlang</p>
<p>to progress = sa pagsulong</p>
<p>Our <strong>hardship</strong> is temporary.  (Ang aming kahirapan ay pansamantala lamang.)</p>
<p>is temporary = ay pansamantala lamang</p>
<p>I am facing hardship now. (Dumaranas ako ng kahirapan ngayon.)</p>
<p>I am facing = dumaranas ako</p>
<p>hardship = kahirapan</p>
<p>now = ngayon</p>
<p>I don’t know how to handle <strong>hardship.</strong>  (Hindi ko alam kung paano harapin ang kahirapan.)</p>
<p>I don’t know = hindi ko alam</p>
<p>how to = kung paano</p>
<p>handle = harapin</p>
<p>hardship = ang kahirapan</p>
<p>Your<strong> hardship</strong> will lead you to persevere.  (Ang iyong paghihirap ay magdadala sa iyo para magtiyaga.)</p>
<p>your hardship = ang iyong paghihirap (ang paghihirap mo)</p>
<p>will lead you = ay magdadala sa iyo</p>
<p>to persevere = para magtiyaga</p>
<p>Your <strong>hardship</strong> will make you the best.  (Ang iyong paghihirap ay gagawin kang mahusay.)</p>
<p>will make you– ay gagawin kang</p>
<p>the best = mahusay</p>
<p><strong>Link:</strong>  <strong><a href="http://learnfilipino.org/2016/01/13/filipinos-dream-big-and-work-hard/">Read an Inspiring Story</a></strong></p>
<p><strong>Topic 3 &#8211; Noun:  Swimming (Paglangoy)</strong></p>
<p><strong>Swimming</strong> is my favorite thing to do.  (Ang paglangoy ay paborito kong gawain.)</p>
<p>swimming is = ang paglalangoy ay</p>
<p>my favorite = paborito kong</p>
<p>to do = gawain</p>
<p><strong>Swimming</strong> makes me feel relaxed. (Ang paglangoy ay ginagawa akong huminahon.)</p>
<p>makes me = ginagawa akong</p>
<p>feel relaxed = himinahon</p>
<p>Both of you like <strong>swimming</strong>.  (Pareho kayong gusto ang lumangoy.)</p>
<p>both of you = pareho kayong</p>
<p>like = gusto</p>
<p>swimming = ang lumangoy</p>
<p>They love <strong>swimming</strong>.  (Gustung-gusto nila ang lumangoy.)</p>
<p>they love = gusting-gusto nila</p>
<p>swimming = ang lumangoy</p>
<p><strong>Topic 4 – Noun:  Hiking (Paglalakad)</strong></p>
<p><strong>Hiking</strong> is what everyone loves to do in my place.  (Ang paglalakad ay gustong gawin ng lahat sa aming lugar.)</p>
<p>hiking = ang paglalakad</p>
<p>is what everyone = ng lahat</p>
<p>loves to do = gustong gawin</p>
<p>in my place = sa aming lugar</p>
<p><strong>Hiking</strong> is adventurous. (ang paglalakad ay pambihirang karanasan.)</p>
<p>hiking = ang paglalakad</p>
<p>is adventurous = pambihirang karanasan (lakasan ng loob)</p>
<p>The people who love<strong> hiking</strong> are healthy.  (Ang mga tao na gustung-gusto ang paglalakad ay malulusog.)</p>
<p>the people = ang mga tao</p>
<p>who love = na gustong-gusto</p>
<p>hiking = ang paglalakad</p>
<p>are healthy = ay malulusog</p>
<p>A person who loves <strong>hiking</strong> is adventurous. (Ang tao na gusto ang maglakad ay may pambihirang karanasan.)</p>
<p>a person = ang tao</p>
<p>who loves = na gusto</p>
<p>is adventurous = ay may pambihirang karanasan (malakas ang loob)</p>
<p>She/He loves<strong> hiking</strong>. (Gustong-gusto niya ang maglakad.)</p>
<p>They are in the forest for a <strong>hiking</strong>. (Sila ay nasa kagubatan para maglakad-lakad.)</p>
<p>they are = sila ay</p>
<p>in the forest = nasa kagubatan</p>
<p>for a hiking = para maglakad-lakad</p>
<p>They  are ready for <strong>hiking</strong>.  (Sila ay nakahanda ng maglakad.)</p>
<p>they are ready = sila ay</p>
<p>ready = nakahanda</p>
<p>for hiking = ng maglakad</p>
<p><strong>Topic 5 – Noun:  Shopping (Pamimili)</strong></p>
<p>Every Filipino loves <strong>shopping</strong>.  (Bawat Pilipino ay gustong-gusto ang mamili.)</p>
<p>every Filipino = bawat Pilipino</p>
<p>loves shopping = ay gustong-gusto ang mamili</p>
<p>You have to spend money for <strong>shopping</strong>.  (Kailangan mong gumastos ng pera para sa pamimili.)</p>
<p>you have = kailangan mong</p>
<p>to spend = gumastos</p>
<p>money = pera</p>
<p>for shopping = para sa pamimili</p>
<p><strong>Shopping</strong> is fun.  (Ang pamimili ay masaya.)</p>
<p>shopping = ang pamimili</p>
<p>is fun = ay masaya</p>
<p><strong>Shopping</strong> can be expensive.  (Ang pamimili ay maaaring maging mahal.)</p>
<p>can be = maaaring maging</p>
<p>expensive = mahal</p>
<p><strong>Shopping</strong> in the Philippines can be cheap or expensive. (Ang pamimili sa Pilipinas ay maaaring mura o mahal.)</p>
<p>cheap = mura</p>
<p><strong>Topic 6 – Noun: Party (Salu-salo; Pagtitipon)</strong></p>
<p>Is there a <strong>party</strong>?  (Meron bang salu-salo?)</p>
<p>is there = meron bang</p>
<p>party = salu-salo (pagtitipon)</p>
<p>When is the <strong>party</strong>?  (Kailan ang pagtitipon?)</p>
<p>when = kailan</p>
<p>Where is the <strong>party</strong>? (Saan ang salu-salo?)</p>
<p>where = saan</p>
<p>Are you going to a <strong>party</strong>? (Pupunta ka ba sa pagtitipon?)</p>
<p>are you going = papunta ka ba</p>
<p>to a party = sa pagtitipon</p>
<p>Are you going to the <strong>party</strong> with me? (Pupunta ka ba sa salu-salo kasama ako?)</p>
<p>with me = kasama ako</p>
<p>The <strong>party</strong> is on! (Nangyayari ang salu-salo ngayon!)</p>
<p>The <strong>party</strong> is pretty entertaining! (Ang salu-salo ay sobrang nakakaaliw!)</p>
<p>is pretty entertaining = sobrang nakakaaliw</p>
<p>The <strong>party</strong> is beautiful!  (Ang salu-salo ay maganda!)</p>
<p>beautiful = maganda</p>
<p>What a fun <strong>party</strong>!  (Anong ligaya ang salu-salo! or Sobrang saya ang pagtitipon!)</p>
<p>what a fun = anong ligaya (sobrang saya)</p>
<p>party = salu-salo (another term is “pagtitipon”)</p>
<p><strong>Link: <a href="http://learnfilipino.org/ilocano-money-shopping-eating-out/">More Audio Translations About Money and Shopping</a></strong></p>
<p><strong>SEE Related Links: </strong></p>
<p><a href="http://learnfilipino.org/2016/03/08/naming-people-with-nouns/">PART 1 (Nouns) &#8211; Naming People with Nouns</a></p>
<p><a href="http://learnfilipino.org/2016/03/30/lesson-2-part-2-naming-places-with-nouns/">PART 2 (Nouns) &#8211; Naming Places with Nouns</a></p>
<p><a href="http://learnfilipino.org/2016/04/21/lesson-2-part-3-naming-things-with-nouns/">PART 3 (Nouns) -Naming Things with Nouns</a></p>
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<p>Tagalog Lesson See Video Lesson Below. Aim:&#160; This lesson aims to give you Tagalog translations on naming places with Nouns. All nouns (PLACES) are in BOLD TEXT. People, animals, places, and things need names. A term for an idea, be&#8230; </p>
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<h5><strong>Tagalog Lesson</strong></h5>
<blockquote><p><strong>See Video Lesson Below.</strong></p></blockquote>
<p><strong>Aim:</strong>  This lesson aims to give you Tagalog translations on naming places with Nouns. All nouns (PLACES) are in <strong>BOLD TEXT.</strong></p>
<p>People, animals, places, and things need names. A term for an idea, be it real, workable idea or a fantasy is a noun.  The part of speech that names them is a NOUN.</p>
<h5><strong>Vocabularies for this Lesson: </strong></h5>
<table>
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<td width="215"><strong>English Nouns</strong></td>
<td width="168"><strong>Tagalog Nouns</strong></td>
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<td width="215"><strong>Philippines</strong></td>
<td width="168"><strong>Pilipinas</strong></td>
</tr>
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<td width="215"><strong>Manila</strong></td>
<td width="168"><strong>Maynila</strong></td>
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<td width="215"></td>
<td width="168"><strong>Mindanao</strong></td>
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<td width="215"></td>
<td width="168"><strong>General Santos City</strong></td>
</tr>
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<td width="215"><strong>city</strong></td>
<td width="168"><strong>lalawigan</strong></td>
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<td width="215"><strong>place</strong></td>
<td width="168"><strong>lugar</strong></td>
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<td width="215"><strong>island</strong></td>
<td width="168"><strong>isla</strong></td>
</tr>
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<td width="215"><strong>province / countryside</strong></td>
<td width="168"><strong>probinsiya</strong></td>
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<td width="215"><strong>farm</strong></td>
<td width="168"><strong>bukid</strong></td>
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<td width="215"><strong>beach</strong></td>
<td width="168"><strong>tabing dagat</strong></td>
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<td width="215"><strong>hotel</strong></td>
<td width="168"><strong>hotel / otel</strong></td>
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<td colspan="2" width="383"><strong>Other Links:</strong></p>
<p><a href="http://learnfilipino.org/places/">Audio Translations on Nouns (Places).</a></p>
<p><a href="http://learnfilipino.org/nouns/">More Tagalog translations on Nouns.</a></td>
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<p><strong>A Dialogue (English to Tagalog Translations – A more elaborate explanation is below)</strong></p>
<p><strong>Peter:</strong> Where are you from? (Taga-saan ka?)</p>
<p><strong>Maria:</strong> I am from the <strong>Philippines.</strong>  (Taga <strong>Pilipinas</strong> po ako.)</p>
<p><strong>Peter:</strong>  Where in the <strong>Philippines</strong> are you from? (Saan ka sa <strong>Pilipinas</strong>?)</p>
<p><strong>Maria:</strong> <strong>Mindanao.</strong></p>
<p><strong>Peter:</strong> Where in <strong>Mindanao</strong>? (Saan sa <strong>Mindanao</strong>?)</p>
<p><strong>Maria:</strong> <strong>General Santos City</strong>.  (Sa <strong>General Santos City</strong> po.)</p>
<p><strong>Peter:</strong>  How far is it from <strong>Manila</strong>?  (Gaano kalayo sa <strong>Maynila</strong>?)</p>
<p><strong>Maria:</strong> Far, you need to take an airplane or a ship to reach our <strong>place</strong>. (Malayo po, kailangan mong sumakay ng eroplano o barko para makapunta ka sa <strong>lugar</strong> namin.)</p>
<p><strong>Peter:</strong> Is that so? (Ganoon / Ganun ba?)</p>
<p><strong>Maria:</strong>  What do you know about the <strong>Philippines</strong>? (Ano po ang alam niyo tungkol sa <strong>Pilipinas</strong>?)</p>
<p><strong>Peter:</strong>  A little bit. (Kaunti / Konti lang.)</p>
<p><strong>Maria:</strong> Do you know that the<strong> Philippines</strong> has 7,107 islands. (Alam niyo po ba na ang <strong>Pilipinas</strong> ay may 7,107 (pitong libo’t isang daang at pitong isla)).</p>
<p><strong>Peter:</strong>  Really! (Talaga!)</p>
<p><strong>Maria:</strong> The <strong>Philippines</strong> is just small and we are surrounded by water. (Ang <strong>Pilipinas</strong> ay maliit lamang at napapaligiran kami ng tubig.)</p>
<p><strong>Peter:</strong> Interesting! (Nakakawili!)</p>
<p><strong>Maria:</strong> Life in the <strong>countryside</strong> or <strong>province</strong> is different from life in <strong>Manila</strong>. (Ang buhay sa <strong>probinsiya (countryside)</strong> ay iba sa buhay sa <strong>Maynila</strong>.)</p>
<p><strong>Maria:</strong> <strong>Manila</strong> is the center for commercialism.  (Ang <strong>Maynila</strong> po ang sentro ng komersiyalismo.)</p>
<p><strong>Maria:</strong> In our <strong>province</strong>, we have lesser population and there are many <strong>beaches </strong>and<strong> farms</strong> to visit. (Sa aming <strong>probinsiya</strong> po, mas kaunti ang mga tao at maraming <strong>tabing dagat</strong> at <strong>bukid</strong> na puwedeng puntahan.)</p>
<p><strong>Peter:</strong> What is the best possible transportation to see those <strong>places</strong>? (Ano ang pinakamainam na puwedeng sakyan para mapuntahan mo iyong mga <strong>lugar</strong>?)</p>
<p><strong>Maria:</strong> There are jeepneys, tricycles, cars that can be rented. If you you know someone, they will be happy to take you around.  (May mga dyip, tricycle o kotse na puwedeng rentahan.  Kung may kilala ka, ikagagalak nilang maipasyal ka.)</p>
<p><strong>Peter:</strong>  Pretty fun! (Ang saya!)</p>
<p><strong>Maria:</strong> Sure! (Tama po!)</p>
<p><strong>Peter:</strong>  Where will I stay? Is there a hotel there?   (Saan ako puwedeng maglalagi?  Meron bang hotel doon?)</p>
<p><strong>Maria:</strong> Yes, there are some and some are within the <strong>beaches.</strong>  (Opo, mayroon at ang iba ay mismo sa <strong>tabing dagat</strong>.)</p>
<p><strong>Peter:</strong> Is there a <strong>place</strong> close to buy foods?  (Mayroon bang <strong>mabibilihan</strong> ng makakain na malapit?)</p>
<p><strong>Maria:</strong> There are many fresh fruits and vegetables around the <strong>province</strong>.  (Mayroon at maraming presko na prutas at gulay sa <strong>probinsiya</strong>.)</p>
<p><strong>Peter:</strong>  Ok, I will go around <strong>Manila</strong> when I go to the <strong>Philippines</strong> but I would like to visit the <strong>provinces</strong> also. (Sige lilibutin ko ang <strong>Maynila</strong> pag pumunta ako sa <strong>Pilipinas</strong> pero gusto ko ring bisitahin ang mga <strong>probinsiya</strong> nito.)</p>
<p>Maria:  That’s a good plan.  (Magandang plano po iyan.)</p>
<p>Peter:  I hope you will be there when I visit.  (Sana nandoon ka pag bumisita ako.)</p>
<p>Maria: It is possible!  (Maaari  po!)</p>
<p>Peter:  Thanks for the information. (Salamat sa impormasyon.)</p>
<p>Maria:  You’re welcome.  (Walang anuman po.)</p>
<p><strong> </strong><strong>The Same Dialogue As Above (A more elaborate explanation/approach.)</strong></p>
<p><strong>Peter:</strong> Taga-saan ka? (Where are you from?)</p>
<p>The word “taga” above is used for interrogation. It  refers to a place &#8211; “where” and “place where you live”.</p>
<p><strong>More examples:</strong></p>
<p>Taga-saan ba ang kasintahan mo? (Where is your boyfriend/girlfriend from?)</p>
<p>Taga-saan ang kaibigan mo? (Where is your friend from?)</p>
<p>Eliminate the word<strong> “taga” </strong></p>
<p>Saan ka nakatira? (Where do you live?)</p>
<p>Saan nakatira ang kasintahan mo? (Where does your boyfriend/girlfriend live?)</p>
<p>Saan nakatira ang kaibigan mo? (Where does your friend live?)</p>
<p><strong>Maria: </strong>Taga <strong>Pilipinas</strong> po (optional) ako. (I am from the <strong>Philippines</strong>.)</p>
<p>The word <strong>“po” </strong>in any statement is optional. It emphasizes respect to the person you are talking with.</p>
<p>The word <strong>“taga” </strong>can also be used as a prefix  in reference to a place for declarative statements.</p>
<p><strong>More Examples:</strong></p>
<p>Taga-<strong>Norte</strong> ako. (I am from the North.)</p>
<p>Taga<strong>rito</strong> ako. (I am from here.) The word “here” is an adverb but because of the word Taga it becomes noun in Tagalog.</p>
<p>Taga <strong>General Santos City</strong> ako. (I am from General Santos City.)</p>
<p><strong>Peter:</strong> Saan ka sa <strong>Pilipinas</strong>? (Where in the <strong>Philippines</strong> are you from?)</p>
<p><strong>Maria:</strong> <strong>Mindanao.</strong></p>
<p><strong>Peter:</strong> Saan sa <strong>Mindanao</strong>? (Where in <strong>Mindanao</strong>?)</p>
<p>Other Examples using the word <strong>“Saan”</strong> for Interrogation.</p>
<p>Saan sa <strong>Pilipinas</strong>? (Where in the <strong>Philippines</strong>?)</p>
<p>Saan sa <strong>lugar</strong> ninyo? (Where in your <strong>place</strong>?)</p>
<p><strong>Maria:</strong>  <strong>General Santos City</strong> po. (<strong>General Santos City</strong>.)  Again the word “po” is optional.</p>
<p><strong>Peter:</strong> Gaano kalayo sa <strong>Maynila</strong>? (How far is it from <strong>Manila</strong>?)</p>
<p>gaano – how</p>
<p>kalayo – far</p>
<p>sa <strong>Maynila</strong> – from <strong>Manila</strong>?</p>
<p><strong>Other Examples using “Gaano”.</strong></p>
<p>Gaano kalayo ang<strong> lugar</strong> ninyo? (How far is your <strong>place</strong>?)</p>
<p>Gaano katagal ang biyahe? (How long is the trip?)</p>
<p><strong>Maria:</strong> Malayo po, kailangan mong sumakay ng eroplano o barko para makapunta ka sa<strong> lugar</strong> namin. (Far, you need to take an airplane or a ship to reach our <strong>place</strong>.)</p>
<p>malayo – far</p>
<p>kailangan mong – you need</p>
<p>sumakay – take/ride</p>
<p>eroplano – airplane</p>
<p>barko – ship</p>
<p>makapunta – reach</p>
<p><strong>lugar</strong> namin – our<strong> place</strong></p>
<p><strong>Peter:</strong> Ganoon / Ganun ba? (Is that so?)</p>
<p><strong>Maria:</strong> Ano po ang alam niyo tungkol sa <strong>Pilipinas</strong>? ( What do you know about the <strong>Philippines</strong>?)</p>
<p>ano – what?</p>
<p>“po”  is optional</p>
<p>ang alam niyo – you know</p>
<p>tungkol sa <strong>Pilipinas</strong> – about the<strong> Philippines</strong></p>
<p><strong>Peter:</strong> Kaunti / Konti lang. (A little bit.)</p>
<p><strong>Maria:</strong> Alam niyo po ba na ang <strong>Pilipinas</strong> ay may 7,107 (pitong libo’t isang daan at pitong <strong>isla</strong>). (Do you know that the Philippines has 7,107<strong> islands</strong>.)</p>
<p>alam niyo – do you know</p>
<p>“po” is optional</p>
<p>may &#8211; has</p>
<p><strong>isla &#8211; island</strong></p>
<p>ang <strong>Pilipinas</strong> – the <strong>Philippines</strong></p>
<p><strong>Peter:</strong>  Talaga! (Really)</p>
<p><strong>Maria:</strong> Ang<strong> Pilipinas</strong> ay maliit lamang at napapaligiran kami ng tubig. (<strong>Philippines</strong> is just small and we are surrounded by water.)</p>
<p>ang <strong>Pilipinas</strong> – the <strong>Philippines</strong></p>
<p>ay maliit lamang – is just small</p>
<p>napapaligiran – surrounded</p>
<p>ng tubig – by water</p>
<p><strong>Peter: </strong>Nakakawili! (Interesting!)</p>
<p><strong>Maria:</strong> Ang buhay sa <strong>probinsiya (countryside)</strong> ay iba sa buhay sa<strong> Maynila</strong>. (Life in the <strong>countryside</strong> or <strong>province</strong> is different from life in Manila.)</p>
<p>ang buhay – life</p>
<p>probinsiya – province</p>
<p>iba – different</p>
<p><strong>Maynila &#8211; Manila</strong></p>
<p><strong>Maria:</strong> Ang<strong> Maynila</strong> po ang sentro ng komersiyalismo. (<strong>Manila</strong> is the center for commercialism.)</p>
<p>ang <strong>Maynila – Manila</strong></p>
<p>“po” is optional</p>
<p>ang sentro – the center</p>
<p>komersiyalismo &#8211; commercialism</p>
<p><strong>Maria:</strong> Sa aming <strong>probinsiya</strong> po, mas kaunti ang mga tao at maraming<strong> tabing dagat</strong> at bukid na puwedeng puntahan. (In our province, we have lesser population and there are many <strong>beaches, farms</strong> to visit.)</p>
<p>sa aming probinsiya – in our province</p>
<p>kaunti / konti – lesser</p>
<p>mga tao – population</p>
<p>maraming – many</p>
<p><strong>tabing dagat &#8211; beaches</strong></p>
<p><strong>bukid &#8211; farms</strong></p>
<p>puntahan &#8211; visit</p>
<p><strong>Peter:</strong> Ano ang pinakamainam na puwedeng sakyan para mapuntahan mo iyong mga <strong>lugar</strong>? (What is the best possible transportation to see those <strong>places</strong>?)</p>
<p>ano – what</p>
<p>pinakamainam &#8211; best</p>
<p>puwedeng – possible</p>
<p>sakyan – transportation</p>
<p>para mapuntahan – to see</p>
<p>iyong &#8211; those</p>
<p>mga <strong>lugar</strong> – the <strong>places</strong></p>
<p><strong>Maria:</strong> May mga dyip, tricycle o kotse na puwedeng rentahan.  Kung may kilala ka, ikagagalak nilang maipasyal ka. (There are jeepneys, tricycles, cars that can be rented. If you you know someone, they will be happy to take you around.)</p>
<p>may mga – there are</p>
<p>mga dyip – jeepneys</p>
<p>kotse – car</p>
<p>puwedeng – can be</p>
<p>rentahan – rent</p>
<p><strong>Peter:</strong> Ang saya! (Pretty fun!)</p>
<p><strong>Maria:</strong> Tama po. (Sure!)</p>
<p><strong>Peter:</strong> Saan ako puwedeng maglalagi?  Meron bang hotel doon? (Where will I stay?. Is there a hotel there?)</p>
<p>saan – where</p>
<p>maglalagi &#8211; stay</p>
<p>meron – is there</p>
<p><strong>Maria:</strong> Opo, mayroon at ang iba ay mismo sa mga<strong> tabing dagat.</strong> (Yes, there are some and some are within the<strong> beaches</strong>.)</p>
<p>opo / oo – yes</p>
<p>mayroon – there are</p>
<p>ang iba – some</p>
<p>within the beaches – sa mga tabing dagat</p>
<p><strong>Peter:</strong> Mayroon bang mabibilihan ng makakain na malapit? (Is there a place close to buy foods?)</p>
<p>mayroon bang – is there</p>
<p>mabibilihan – a place to buy (this phrase is translated to just one tagalog term which is a        noun.)</p>
<p>malapit – close</p>
<p>makakain – foods</p>
<p><strong>Examples of Nouns (Places and Things) that use the prefix “Ma”</strong></p>
<ul>
<li><strong>Malalanguyan – a place to swim</strong></li>
<li><strong>Matataniman – a place to plant</strong></li>
<li><strong>Mabubungkal – a thing to cultivate</strong></li>
<li><strong>Malilinis – a thing to clean</strong></li>
<li><strong>Maaakyat – a thing to climb</strong></li>
<li><strong>Magagamit – a thing to use</strong></li>
<li><strong>Maluluto – a food to cook</strong></li>
</ul>
<p><strong>Maria:</strong> Mayroon at maraming presko na prutas at gulay sa<strong> probinsiya</strong>. (There is and there are many fresh fruits and vegetables around the<strong> province</strong>.)</p>
<p>mayroon / meron – There is</p>
<p>maraming – many</p>
<p>presko – fresh</p>
<p>prutas – fruits</p>
<p>gulay – vegetables</p>
<p>sa <strong>probinsiya</strong> – around the <strong>province</strong></p>
<p><strong>Peter:</strong> Sige lilibutin ko ang <strong>Maynila</strong> pag pumunta ako sa <strong>Pilipinas</strong> pero gusto ko ring bisitahin ang mga <strong>probinsiya</strong> nito. (Ok, I will go around <strong>Manila</strong> when I go to the <strong>Philippines</strong> but would like to visit the <strong>provinces</strong> also.)</p>
<p>sige – ok</p>
<p>lilibutin – will go around</p>
<p>gusto ko rin – would like</p>
<p>bisitahan – visit</p>
<p><strong>provinces – </strong>mga<strong> probinsiya</strong></p>
<p><strong>Maria:</strong> Magandang plano po iyan. (That is a good plan.)</p>
<p>maganda – good</p>
<p>plano -plan</p>
<p>“po” is optional</p>
<p>iyan &#8211; that</p>
<p><strong>Peter:</strong> Sana nandoon ka pag pumunta ako. (I hope you will be there when I visit.)</p>
<p>sana – I hope</p>
<p>nandoon ka – you will be there</p>
<p>pag – when</p>
<p>ako &#8211; I</p>
<p>pumunta / bumisita – visit</p>
<p><strong>Maria:</strong> Maaari po. (It is possible!)</p>
<p><strong>Peter:</strong> Salamat sa impormasyon. (Thanks for the information.)</p>
<p><strong>Maria:</strong> Walang anuman po. (You’re welcome!)</p>
<p>SEE <a href="http://learnfilipino.org/2016/03/08/naming-people-with-nouns/">PART 1 &#8211; Naming People with Nouns</a></p>
<p><a href="http://learnfilipino.org/2016/04/21/lesson-2-part-3-naming-things-with-nouns/">PART 3 &#8211; Naming Things with Nouns</a></p>
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<h5> <strong>Tagalog Lesson</strong></h5>
<blockquote><p><strong>See Video Lesson Below.</strong></p></blockquote>
<p><strong>Aim:</strong>  This lesson aims to give you Tagalog translations on naming people with Nouns. Letter <strong>T or =</strong> will be used to indicate Tagalog translations.</p>
<p>People, animals, places, and things need names. A term for an idea, be it real, workable idea or a fantasy is a noun.  The part of speech that names them is a <em><strong>NOUN</strong></em>.</p>
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<td width="199">English Nouns</td>
<td width="156">Tagalog Nouns</td>
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<td width="199">family</td>
<td width="156">pamilya</td>
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<td width="199">father</td>
<td width="156">tatay; itay</td>
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<td width="199">mother</td>
<td width="156">nanay; inay; ina</td>
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<td width="199">child</td>
<td width="156">anak</td>
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<td width="199">sister</td>
<td width="156">kapatid na babae</td>
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<td width="199">brother</td>
<td width="156">Kapatid na lalaki</td>
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<td width="199">grandfather</td>
<td width="156">lolo</td>
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<td width="199">grandmother</td>
<td width="156">lola</td>
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<td width="199">veteran</td>
<td width="156">beterano</td>
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<td width="199">cook</td>
<td width="156">kusinera; tagapagluto</td>
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<td colspan="2" width="355"><a href="http://learnfilipino.org/people-family/" target="_blank"><strong>Audio Translations on Nouns (People).</strong></a></p>
<p><strong><a href="http://learnfilipino.org/nouns/">More Tagalog translations on Nouns.</a></strong></td>
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<p><strong>My father died a year ago. </strong></p>
<p><strong>T  =</strong> Ang tatay/itay ko ay namatay noong nakaraang taon.</p>
<p>or</p>
<p><strong>T =</strong> Ang aking tatay/itay ay namatay noong nakaraang taon.</p>
<p>My father = Ang tatay/itay ko; Ang itay ko; Ang aking tatay; Ang aking itay</p>
<p>My = ko; aking</p>
<p>Use the Tagalog word &#8220;aking&#8221; before the noun or the Tagalog word &#8220;ko&#8221; after the noun. (The     same meaning but different structures.)</p>
<p>The same structure applies to the following:</p>
<p>My mother = Ang nanay ko; Ang inay ko; Ang ina ko; Ang aking nanay; Ang aking ina;                                      Ang aking inay</p>
<p>My child = Ang anak ko; Ang aking anak</p>
<p>My grandfather = Ang lolo ko; Ang aking lolo</p>
<p>My grandmother = Ang lola ko; Ang aking lola</p>
<p>The Tagalog word &#8220;ay&#8221; is usually the beginning of a predicate which tells what the subject does.                It usually precedes an adjective or a verb.</p>
<p>died = namatay</p>
<p>a year ago = noong nakaraang taon.</p>
<p><strong>My mother works hard to send me to school.</strong></p>
<p><strong>T =</strong> Ang nanay/inay ko ay masikap na nagtatrabaho para mapag-aral ako.</p>
<p>My mother = Ang nanay ko; Ang inay ko; Ang aking nanay; Ang aking inay; Ang ina ko; Ang aking ina</p>
<p>works hard = masikap na nagtatrabaho</p>
<p>to send me to school <strong>=</strong> para mapag-aral ako</p>
<p><strong>I am the only child in our/my family.</strong></p>
<p><strong>T =</strong> Ako lang ang nag-iisang anak sa pamilya namin/ko.</p>
<p>I  am = ako</p>
<p>the = ang</p>
<p>only = nag-iisang</p>
<p>child = anak</p>
<p>in our family = sa pamilya namin</p>
<p><strong>Other Examples using &#8220;I am the&#8221; :</strong></p>
<p><strong>              </strong>  I am the father.  = Ako ang tatay.</p>
<p>I am the child. = Ako ang anak.</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>I am the sister. = Ako ang kapatid na babae.</p>
<p>I am the brother. = Ako ang kapatid na lalaki.</p>
<p>I am the grandmother. = Ako ang lola.</p>
<p>I am the grandfather. = Ako ang lolo.</p>
<p><strong>My grandfather is a veteran in the army.</strong></p>
<p><strong>T =</strong> Ang lolo ko ay beterano sa hukbo.</p>
<p>or</p>
<p><strong>T =</strong> Ang aking lolo ay beterano sa hukbo.</p>
<p>My grandfather = Ang lolo ko; Ang aking lolo</p>
<p>is = ay</p>
<p>veteran = beterano</p>
<p>in the = sa</p>
<p>army = hukbo</p>
<p><strong>Other examples:</strong></p>
<p><strong>            </strong>    My mom is at the store. = Ang aking nanay ay nasa tindahan (store = tindahan).</p>
<p>My dad is outside. = Ang tatay ko ay nasa labas (outside = labas).</p>
<p>My grandfather is sick. = Ang aking lolo ay may sakit (sick = sakit).</p>
<p>My grandmother is at the hospital. = Ang aking lola ay nasa ospital (hospital =<strong> ospital).</strong></p>
<p><strong>               </strong> The Tagalog word &#8220;nasa&#8221; indicates a place.</p>
<p><strong>                                Examples using &#8220;in the&#8221; or &#8220;at the&#8221; (nasa):</strong></p>
<p><strong>                             </strong>   in the bathroom = nasa banyo</p>
<p>at the store = nasa tindahan</p>
<p>outside = nasa labas; sa labas</p>
<p>inside = nasa loob; sa loob</p>
<p>in the house = nasa baha</p>
<p>Note:  More about this when we cover places.</p>
<p><strong>My grandmother is a good cook.</strong></p>
<p><strong>T =</strong> Ang lola ko ay magaling na kusinera.</p>
<p>or</p>
<p><strong>T =</strong> Ang aking lola ay magaling na tagapagluto.</p>
<p>My grandmother = Ang lola</p>
<p>ay = is</p>
<p>good cook = magaling na kusinera (male cook = kusinero); magaling na tagapagluto</p>
<p><strong>Short Paragraph Using Nouns (People).</strong></p>
<p><strong>My Family</strong></p>
<p>I have a small family. I am the only child. My dad died a year ago. My mom works hard for the family. My grandfather is a veteran in the army. My grandma is a good cook.</p>
<p><strong>Ang Pamilya Ko</strong></p>
<p>Mayroon akong maliit na pamilya.  Ako lang ang nag-iisang anak. Namatay ang tatay ko noong nakaraang taon.  Ang aking ina ay masikap na nagtatrabaho para sa pamilya namin. Ang lolo ko ay beterano sa hukbo. Ang lola ko ay magaling na kusinera.</p>
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<p>See  <a href="http://learnfilipino.org/2016/03/30/lesson-2-part-2-naming-places-with-nouns/">PART 2 &#8211; Naming Places with Nouns</a></p>
<p><strong>       </strong><a href="http://learnfilipino.org/2016/04/21/lesson-2-part-3-naming-things-with-nouns/"> PART 3 &#8211; Naming Things with Nouns</a></p>
<p><a href="http://learnfilipino.org/2016/05/11/lesson-2-part-4-using-ideas-as-nouns/">PART 4 &#8211; Using Ideas as Nouns</a></p>
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