Ano ang
pagkakaiba ng
"Kami" at "Tayo"?
"Kami" and "tayo" are both
Filipino words that mean
"we" in English. However,
they are used differently
depending on who is
included in the group.
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"Kami" is used when we are talking about a group
that doesn't include the person we are talking to.
If someone says "Kami ay
kumakain" (we are eating),
they are referring to
themselves and people
who are eating with them,
not the listener.
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On the other hand, "tayo" is used when we are talking
about a group that includes the person we are talking to.
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If we say "Tayo ay
kumakain"
(we
are
eating),
we
are
referring to ourselves
and the person we are
talking to.
Is the word used correct?
Naglalaro tayo ng bola!
Here's a
worksheet
to test your
knowledge:
YOU
Is the word used correct?
Naglilinis kami ng sala.
Is the word used correct?
Lahat kami ay kumanta ng pambansang awit ng Pilipinas.
"Bayang Magiliw......"
Is the word used correct?
Nagbabasa tayo ng libro.
Is the word used correct?
Naglalaro kami ng habulan
Tomas, ano ginagawa niyo?
Is the word used correct?
Naglalaro tayo ng board
game, hindi ba?
Oo Sara, naglalaro tayo
ng board game.
Is the word used correct?
Wow ang ganda
niyo kumanta!
Sino ang nagturo
sa inyo?
Tinuruan
kami
ni Mrs. Navarra
kumanta.
Is the word used correct?
Ano ang
ginagawa niyo?
Nagluluto tayo
ng masarap na
sabaw.
Is the word used correct?
Tomas, naituro ba
ni Teacher Evelyn
ang pagkakaiba ng
"Tayo" at "Kami"?
Oo, Bella. Diba tinuruan
niya tayo kanina kung
paano nagkakaiba ang
"tayo" at ng "kami"?
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