Chapter 2 Flashcards
Ang almusal
The breakfast
Maraming pagkain sa lamesa.
There is a lot of-[linker] food on table.
Marami
there is/are/was/were a lot of (…)
May kanin at ulam.
There is cooked rice and dish that goes with rice.
Ulam
(what is eaten with rice)
May
there is/are/was/were (a/some) (…)
May gulay at prutas.
There are vegetable and fruit.
May isda’, itlog at karne.
There are fish, egg and meat.
May tubig, pero walang juice.
There is water, but there is no-[linker] juice.
Walang juice.
There is no juice.
Maalat ang isda’.
Salty the fish.
Mapait ang gamot.
Bitter the medicine.
Matamis ang mangga, pero maasim ang pinya.
Sweet the mango, but sour the pineapple.
Malamig ang tubig, pero mainit ang kape.
Cold the water, but hot the coffee.
Masarap ang almusal.
Tasty the breakfast.
Ang
The
Maraming prutas sa lamesa.
There is a lot of-[linker] fruit on table.
Walang gulay sa lamesa.
There are no-[linker] vegetable on table.
Maalat ang itlog.
Salty the egg.
Matamis ito.
Sweet this.
Ito
This (near me)
Mapait iyan.
Bitter that.
iyan
That (near you)
Maasim iyon.
Sour that.
iyon
that (over there)
isdang maalat
fish-[linker] salty
pagkaing masarap
food-[linker] tasty
gamot na mapait
medicine [linker] bitter
na (linker)
linker when word does not end in n
-ng (linker)
linker when word ends in n
maalat na isda’
salty [linker] fish
masarap na pagkain
tasty [linker] food
