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[@귤이-v2i]

Thank you so much

[@Peterp-df1ow]

That was very helpful . Maraming salamat

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Walang anuman po, @Peter2015p.

[@cathleenmarquez]

Thanks maam

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

Walang anuman po 😍😊😍

[@TLena_B]

Thank you for video . Have problem with pronouns "ayaw ko ng " 😢

[@mohamedbakr8383]

good , thank you for this vedio i like it but i have question at 12:04 what is means ( kay )

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

@mohamed bakr, "kay" is a preposition that means "to or for". It is placed before a person's name. For example: kay Mohamed; kay Peter; kay Rizza. To use it in a sentence: "Ibigay mo ito kay Mohamed" meaning "Give this to Mohamed". But in this video, "kay" is used together with "kaysa" to form the conjunction "kaysa kay" meaning "than" to compare 1 person against the other. I hope I answered your question. Enjoy learning Tagalog! ❤

[@rosemarie-graceorr1825]

i have a wuestion please. Is it "gusto ko ng...." or "gusto kong..."? I know it sound silly but i knew a childrenbs song in tagalog and one line says "gusto kong tinapay" so i was just a bit confused.

[@anwahadriaanse4174]

I was also wondering about that. Gusto ko ng of gusto Kong. Or does it not matter .thanks

[@izaqueandrade5545]

Gusto ko ng kastanyas, nagtataka ako.

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

I'm sure there's plenty of chestnuts in your part of the world, Izaque. 😊😊

[@rosedelapena6623]

hello po..ano po ung just and can..sa Tagalog..tnx

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

hi, Rose! "Just" and "can" have multiple meanings. Translation will depend on how you want to use them in a sentence. Just could mean "lang" (only) or "makatarungan" (fair) while Can could mean "kaya" (able) or "lata"... Thanks for watching. :)