"Kumusta" in Ilokano is translated as "Agyamanak" which means "How are you?" in English.
In Tagalog, "kumusta ka" translates to "how are you?" In Cebuano, it is "kumusta ka." In Ilocano, it is "kumusta ka?"
Kumusta ka? (same as Tagalog)
it is Kumusta (ka)
"Kumusta" is a Filipino greeting in Tagalog that means "how are you" or "hello." In Korean, a common greeting equivalent to "kumusta" would be "안녕하세요" (annyeonghaseyo).
The Tagalog term for "hi" is "hello" or "kumusta".
Kumusta means how are you in tagalog.
In Tagalog, "kumusta ka" translates to "how are you?" In Cebuano, it is "kumusta ka." In Ilocano, it is "kumusta ka?"
ta in ilokano
Kumusta ka? (same as Tagalog)
it is Kumusta (ka)
"Kumusta" is a Filipino greeting in Tagalog that means "how are you" or "hello." In Korean, a common greeting equivalent to "kumusta" would be "안녕하세요" (annyeonghaseyo).
How are you? - "Kumusta po kayo?"(formal) "Kumusta ka?"(informal)
The Tagalog term for "hi" is "hello" or "kumusta".
The Ilokano word for fire is "apoy."
The translation of "fire" in Ilokano is "apoy."
"Masakit" in Ilokano translates to "painful" in English.
"Kumusta" in Maranao is "Salamu aleikom," which is a formal greeting that means "peace be upon you."