2021-06-20T19:15:47+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true difference rin & din, pa, nga, Comparison, A is as (root word of the adjective) as B, Maria is as beautiful as Ellen., Peter is as good as Allan., My perfume is as fragrant as a flower., My pillow is as comfortable to use as my blanket., 2. A and B are equally (adjective), Maria and Ellen are equally Beautiful., We are equally tall., My teacher and her teacher are equally intelligent and beautiful., The dog and the cat are equally fat., Kasing or magkasing, Ganda becomes(not really followed), Kulit becomes (not really followed), Attached to roots that begin with D, l, r, s and t (not really followed), Dirty becomes, 3. A is (adjective) like B, use, Maria is beautiful like Ellen., The bird is like a flying airplane., Her baby is like an angel., 1. A is better than B, Peter is brighter than John. (lalong), Anna is faster than Ellen. (mas), Anna is faster than Ellen., Her pencil is longer than my pencil., My mother’s cake is more delicious than her mother’s cake., John’s shoes are newer than Peter’s shoes., John is taller and stronger than Peter., John’s house is taller than the tree. (mas), 2. A is worse than B, Peter is not as tall than Allan., Peter is not as tall as Allan, John is not as bright as Peter., My child is not as good as her child, I am not as small as Ellen., I am not as small as Ellen., Peter is not as handsome as Allan., III. Intensive A is very + adjective, Anna is very beautiful., Peter is very old., peter is very industrious (duplicate), peter is very rich, peter is very arrogant, Ellen is very slow., Peter is very happy., peter is very sad, Alice is very sick., Very sick, 2. by attaching the prefix napaka- + adjective (RW)., alex is very beautiful, the flowers are very fragrant. napaka, the tree is very tall napaka, my grandmother is very old (already), My dad and mom are very industrious, My dad and mom are very industrious, my parents are very industrious, My dog is very happy. napaka, Her cat is very angry, The door is very big., The door is very big, IV. Superlatives A is the most + adjective, Peter is The ugliest (of them), Her room is the cleanest of them all, Anna is the most industrious in their class., Maria is the fastest in her family., Ellen is the best student in her class., Peter is the strongest of the boys., tones and I is as blonde as jineth, Tons and I is equally as famous as Janice., Famous, Hindi kasing, tones and i is not as small as janet, The tv is older than game. lalong, The tv is as old as the game, Her house is less new than my house., The woman is more graceful than her husband. lalong, Your cat is the fatest in the neighbourhood., Peter is the most industrious in his family., Maria is as beautiful as Ellen. =, Maria is as beautiful as Ellen. =, Peter is as good as Allan., Peter is as good as Allan., Peter is as tall as John., The window is as big as the door., Ang bintana ay kasinglaki ng pinto., Sina Maria at Ellen ay magkasingganda., Kami ay magkasingtangkad., My teacher and her teacher are equally intelligent and beautiful., My brother and my father are equally fast., The dog and the cat are equally fat., Maria is beautiful like Ellen., Her baby is like an angel., Her eyes are like the ocean., Peter is brighter than John., Peter is brighter than John., Her pencil is longer than my pencil., My mother’s cake is delicious than her mother’s cake. flashcards
Tagalog Lesson 14 & 15

Tagalog Lesson 14 & 15

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  • difference rin & din
    means also, rin is when word ends in vowel, din is when consonant
  • pa
    still
  • nga
    indeed
  • Comparison
    Paghahambing
  • A is as (root word of the adjective) as B
    Prefix kasing-+ adjective + ni (or ng) + B
  • Maria is as beautiful as Ellen.
    Si Maria ay kasingganda ni Ellen.
  • Peter is as good as Allan.
    Si Peter ay kasingbait ni Allan.
  • My perfume is as fragrant as a flower.
    Ang pabango ko ay kasingbango ng bulaklak.
  • My pillow is as comfortable to use as my blanket.
    Ang aking unan ay kasingkomportableng gamitin ng aking kumot.
  • 2. A and B are equally (adjective)
    Magkasing- + adjective (root word)
  • Maria and Ellen are equally Beautiful.
    Magkasingganda sina Maria at Helen.
  • We are equally tall.
    Magkasingtangkad kami/tayo.
  • My teacher and her teacher are equally intelligent and beautiful.
    Magkasingtalino at magkasingganda ang aking guro at guro niya.
  • The dog and the cat are equally fat.
    Magkasingtaba ang aso at ang pusa.
  • Kasing or magkasing
    attatched to roots that begin in a, e, o, u, k,g,h,m,n,w and y
  • Ganda becomes(not really followed)
    kasing-ganda
  • Kulit becomes (not really followed)
    kasing-kulit
  • Attached to roots that begin with D, l, r, s and t (not really followed)
    kasin- magkasin
  • Dirty becomes
    dumi Magkasindumi ang kwarto naming. OR Magkasindumi ang kwarto nina Anna at Jeny.
  • 3. A is (adjective) like B, use
    Pareho o katulad/gaya
  • Maria is beautiful like Ellen.
    Si Maria ay katulad kay ellen (?)
  • The bird is like a flying airplane.
    Ang ibon ay pareho ng isang lumilipad na eroplano.
  • Her baby is like an angel.
    Ang anak niya ay pareho ng isang anghel.
  • 1. A is better than B
    A + lalong (higit na o mas) + adjective + kaysa kay (or kaysa sa) + B
  • Peter is brighter than John. (lalong)
    Si Peter ay lalong matalino kaysa kay John.
  • Anna is faster than Ellen. (mas)
    Si Anna ay mas mabilis kaysa kay Ellen.
  • Anna is faster than Ellen.
    Si Ana ay higit na mabilis kaysa kay Ellen.
  • Her pencil is longer than my pencil.
    Ang lapis niya ay higit na mahaba kaysa sa aking lapis.
  • My mother’s cake is more delicious than her mother’s cake.
    Ang cake ng aking nanay ay higit na masarap kaysa sa cake ng kanyang nanay.
  • John’s shoes are newer than Peter’s shoes.
    Ang sapatos ni John ay lalong bago kaysa sa sapatos ni Peter
  • John is taller and stronger than Peter.
    Si John ay higit na matangkad at malakas kaysa kay Peter.
  • John’s house is taller than the tree. (mas)
    Ang bahay ni Jon ay mas mataas kaysa sa puno.
  • 2. A is worse than B
    A + hindi kasing- + adjective (RW) + ni/ng + B.
  • Peter is not as tall than Allan.
    Si Peter ay hindi kasingtangkad ni Allan.
  • Peter is not as tall as Allan
    Hindi kasingtangkad ni Allan si Peter.
  • John is not as bright as Peter.
    Si John ay hindi kasingtalino ni Peter.
  • My child is not as good as her child
    Ang anak ko ay hindi kasingbait ng anak niya.
  • I am not as small as Ellen.
    Hindi kasingliit ni Ellen ako.
  • I am not as small as Ellen.
    Ako ay hindi kasingliit ni Ellen.
  • Peter is not as handsome as Allan.
    Si Peter ay hindi kasinggwapo ni Ellen.
  • III. Intensive A is very + adjective
    1. by duplicating adjectives
  • Anna is very beautiful.
    Si Anna ay magandang-maganda.
  • Peter is very old.
    Si Peter ay matandang matanda na.
  • peter is very industrious (duplicate)
    Si Peter ay masipag na masipag.
  • peter is very rich
    Si peter ay mayamang mayaman.
  • peter is very arrogant
    Si Peter ay mayabang na mayabang.
  • Ellen is very slow.
    Si Ellen ay mabagal na mabagal.
  • Peter is very happy.
    Si Peter ay masayang masaya.
  • peter is very sad
    Si Peter ay malungkot na malungkot.
  • Alice is very sick.
    Si Alice ay may malubhang sakit. .
  • Very sick
    may malubhang sakit
  • 2. by attaching the prefix napaka- + adjective (RW).
    means very- to amplify effecy
  • alex is very beautiful
    Si Alex ay napakaganda.
  • the flowers are very fragrant. napaka
    Ang mga bulaklak ay napakabango.
  • the tree is very tall napaka
    Ang puno ay napakataas.
  • my grandmother is very old (already)
    Ang lola ko ay napakatanda na.
  • My dad and mom are very industrious
    Ang tatay ko at ang aking nanay ay napakasisipag.
  • My dad and mom are very industrious
    Ang tatay at nanay ko ay napakasisipag.
  • my parents are very industrious
    Ang mga magulang ko ay napakasisipag.
  • My dog is very happy. napaka
    Ang aso ko ay napakasaya.
  • Her cat is very angry
    Ang pusa niya ay galit na galit.
  • The door is very big.
    Ang pinto ay napakalaki.
  • The door is very big
    Napakalaki ang pinto.
  • IV. Superlatives A is the most + adjective
    Prefix pinaka+adjective.
  • Peter is The ugliest (of them)
    Si Peter ay pinakapanget sa kanila.
  • Her room is the cleanest of them all
    Ang kwarto niya ay pinakamalinis sa lahat.
  • Anna is the most industrious in their class.
    Si Anna ay pinakamasipag kanilang klase.
  • Maria is the fastest in her family.
    Si Maria ay pinakamabilis sa kanyang pamilya.
  • Ellen is the best student in her class.
    Si Ellen ay pinakamagaling na estudyante sa kaniyang klase.
  • Peter is the strongest of the boys.
    Si Peter ay pinakamalakas sa mga lalaki.
  • tones and I is as blonde as jineth
    Si Tons and I ay kasing blonde ni Jineth.
  • Tons and I is equally as famous as Janice.
    Si ton at I ay kasingsikat ni Janet.
  • Famous
    sikat
  • Hindi kasing
    not as
  • tones and i is not as small as janet
    Si Tons at I ay hindi kasing liit ni Janet.
  • The tv is older than game. lalong
    Ang telebisyon ay lalong luma kaysa sa laro.
  • The tv is as old as the game
    Ang telebisyon ay kasingluma ng laro.
  • Her house is less new than my house.
    Ang bahay niya ay medyo bago kaysa sa aking bahay.
  • The woman is more graceful than her husband. lalong
    Ang babae ay lalong maayos gumalaw kaysa sa kanyang asawa.
  • Your cat is the fatest in the neighbourhood.
    Ang iyong pusa ay pinakamataba sa buong paligid.
  • Peter is the most industrious in his family.
    Si peter ay pinakamasipag sa kanyang pamilya.
  • Maria is as beautiful as Ellen. =
    Si Maria ay kasingganda ni Elen.
  • Maria is as beautiful as Ellen. =
    Kasingganda ni Elen si Maria.
  • Peter is as good as Allan.
    Kasingbait ni Allan si Peter.
  • Peter is as good as Allan.
    Si Peter ay kasingbait ni Allan.
  • Peter is as tall as John.
    Kasingtangkad ni John si Peter.
  • The window is as big as the door.
    Kasinglaki ng pinto ang bintana.
  • Ang bintana ay kasinglaki ng pinto.
    Maria and Ellen are equally Beautiful.
  • Sina Maria at Ellen ay magkasingganda.
    We are equally tall.
  • Kami ay magkasingtangkad.
    Magkasingtangkad kami.
  • My teacher and her teacher are equally intelligent and beautiful.
    Ang aking guro at kanyang guro ay magkasingtalino at magkasingganda.
  • My brother and my father are equally fast.
    Ang aking kapatid na lalaki at ang tatay ko ay magkasingbilis.
  • The dog and the cat are equally fat.
    Magkasingtaba ang aso at ang pusa.
  • Maria is beautiful like Ellen.
    Si Maria ay maganda pareho/gaya/tulad ni Ellen.
  • Her baby is like an angel.
    Ang anak n’ya ay pareho ng anghel.
  • Her eyes are like the ocean.
    Ang mga mata n’ya ay pareho ng dagat.
  • Peter is brighter than John.
    Si Peter ay lalong marunong kaysa kay John.
  • Peter is brighter than John.
    Si Peter ay higit na marunong kaysa kay John.
  • Her pencil is longer than my pencil.
    Ang lapis n’ya ay higit na mahaba kaysa sa aking lapis.
  • My mother’s cake is delicious than her mother’s cake.
    Ang cake ng aking nanay ay mas masarap kaysa sa cake ng nanay n’ya.