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en People   »   tl Mga tao

1 [one]

People

People

1 [isa]

Mga tao

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I ako a__ a-o --- ako 0
I and you ak- -- ik-w a__ a_ i___ a-o a- i-a- ----------- ako at ikaw 0
both of us k-min- d--awa-/--ay-n- ---a-a k_____ d_____ / t_____ d_____ k-m-n- d-l-w- / t-y-n- d-l-w- ----------------------------- kaming dalawa / tayong dalawa 0
he s-ya s___ s-y- ---- siya 0
he and she s-l- s___ s-l- ----- sila 0
they both sil-n----l-wa s_____ d_____ s-l-n- d-l-w- ------------- silang dalawa 0
the man an- ----ki a__ l_____ a-g l-l-k- ---------- ang lalaki 0
the woman ang-b-b-e a__ b____ a-g b-b-e --------- ang babae 0
the child a-g-b-ta a__ b___ a-g b-t- -------- ang bata 0
a family a-g --m-l-a a__ p______ a-g p-m-l-a ----------- ang pamilya 0
my family ang---ing pam-l-a a__ a____ p______ a-g a-i-g p-m-l-a ----------------- ang aking pamilya 0
My family is here. Ang ----- p-m---a-ay-nan----. A__ a____ p______ a_ n_______ A-g a-i-g p-m-l-a a- n-n-i-o- ----------------------------- Ang aking pamilya ay nandito. 0
I am here. N-nd-to ---. N______ a___ N-n-i-o a-o- ------------ Nandito ako. 0
You are here. N-----o--a. N______ k__ N-n-i-o k-. ----------- Nandito ka. 0
He is here and she is here. N-ndit- s-y--at---nd--o-s---. N______ s___ a_ n______ s____ N-n-i-o s-y- a- n-n-i-o s-y-. ----------------------------- Nandito siya at nandito siya. 0
We are here. Na--i-- kami. N______ k____ N-n-i-o k-m-. ------------- Nandito kami. 0
You are here. Na--ito -a--. N______ k____ N-n-i-o k-y-. ------------- Nandito kayo. 0
They are all here. Sil----l-ha- a--nandito.-/-Kay-ng --ha---y n--d-t-. S_____ l____ a_ n_______ / K_____ l____ a_ n_______ S-l-n- l-h-t a- n-n-i-o- / K-y-n- l-h-t a- n-n-i-o- --------------------------------------------------- Silang lahat ay nandito. / Kayong lahat ay nandito. 0

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