Panimula Flashcards
sa
in, at
na
indicates that an action has completed: now, already (usu. follows action word)
ang
definite article, subject marker
ng
Multiple usages: linker, predicate marker, indefinite article
mga
plural marker
ko
my (ng-class)
ay
inversion particle (Doctor ako. > Ako ay doctor.)
ako
I (ang-class)
lang
only, just
hindi, di
no
pa
indicates that something has not finished/completed: (adv) yet, still
mo
your (ng-class pronoun)
may
there is/are
kung
(conj) when, whenever, if, during (conjunction used to indicate non-actual occurrences viewed as unreal, hypothetical or repeated.)
ni
The non-focus marker. This marker usually marks things that are not the subject of the sentence (as opposed to ang) and is sometimes the equivalent of the preposition “of”. Ni is used before proper names.
naman
used to make contrasts; so, likewise, also, too
si
(marker) used before proper noun
ka
you (ang-class pronoun)