If you're trying to say 'I'm learning Tagalog' in Tagalog, then it's 'Nag-aaral ako ng Tagalog.'
Tagalog translation of POND: sapa
To say "I'm thirsty" in Tagalog, you can say "Nauuhaw ako."
Its the same spelling but the pronunciation of the word is different *i think im not sure*
Im tired=Pagod ako. (dont worry,im a filipina :D hope it helps)
The Tagalog translation of facilitator is "tagapagpamagitan" or "tagapagalaw."
Tagalog translation of LEARNING: pag-aaral
Tagalog translation of POND: sapa
To say "I'm thirsty" in Tagalog, you can say "Nauuhaw ako."
Its the same spelling but the pronunciation of the word is different *i think im not sure*
Im tired=Pagod ako. (dont worry,im a filipina :D hope it helps)
The Tagalog translation of facilitator is "tagapagpamagitan" or "tagapagalaw."
Tagalog translation of I'm 11: Ako ay labing isang taon.
is that a tagalog word? in engliah it's basis, foundation or premise... im not sure because on my mind i think ur asking it as a tagalog word.
"Mga tanong sa Tagalog" translates to "Questions in Tagalog" in English. It refers to inquiries or topics posed in the Tagalog language, which is one of the main languages spoken in the Philippines. This phrase is often used in contexts related to language learning, cultural discussions, or surveys.
"Ipagpatawad mo" or "Ipagpaumanhin mo" or simply "Patawad" or "Sori" will do.
im not sure because im learning about it
tagalog proverbs is an educated gues that tip or** Ex.. 1.Hi IM So Happy To See You Pero May Gusto Na ako Ex.in writer DhanY.P