[
US
/ˈtæɡəˌɫɑɡ/
]
NOUN
- the language of the Tagalog on which Filipino is based
- a member of a people native to the Philippines chiefly inhabiting central Luzon around and including Manila
How To Use Tagalog In A Sentence
- They speak to each other in Tagalog, using exotic diminutives.
- Cards in French and Tagalog . Cards to celebrate Jewish and African - American holidays. Cards for birthdays, and babies.
- [228] This chivalrous gentleman, well known as the personification of integrity and honour, had resided many years in the Islands and spoke Tagálog fluently. The Philippine Islands
- No serious linguist, journalist or politician would dare pass judgment on Tagalog or Malayalam without having gathered facts on those languages.
- Maybe "tomorrow" one of those medical geniuses we kept consulting -- and paying -- would crunch all of those voluminous sheets of data they kept asking us to provide and figure out how a kid who spoke English and had words in Spanish, Cantonese and Tagalog at the age of three, now could not utter a word. Barbara Fischkin: Hillary Said the Word -- An Autism Mom Finally Feels Acknowledged
- It was a joy to sit amid thirty or so girls and give a devotional talk as two of the housemothers translated my English into Tagalog.
- Tagalog is a Malay-Polynesian language with lots of Spanish and English words "adopted" into it. Living in Mexico
- You should be able to read and pronounce the words clearly and correctly in both English and Filipino (Tagalog).
- Lili's hands tug at the end of her t-shirt making jokes in English, Tagalog and Mandarin, pretending not to understand the arguments, pretending not to notice. Archive 2009-01-01
- Glossary abá: A Tagalog exclamation of wonder, surprise, etc., often used to introduce or emphasize a contradictory statement. abaka: "Manila hemp," the fiber of a plant of the banana family. achara: Pickles made from the tender shoots of bamboo, green papayas, etc. The Social Cancer
