Simple Tagalog Sentences: Putting it all Together (E19)

Описание: This video reviews the lessons discussed in previous videos that focused on simple Tagalog sentence patterns and sentence structure. We are putting all those lessons on Tagalog sentence patterns to create more complex sentence structures that uses “rin” and “din”—the Tagalog word for “too” or also” and ligatures that connect and modify nouns with adjectives and vice versa. These ligature are:
• na
• ~ng
• ~g

The Tagalog Sentence Patterns discussed in this video are the following:
• Noun + Ligature + Adjective
• Adjective + Ligature + Noun
• Case marker + word being modified + Copula “ay” + Predicate
• Case marker + word being modified + Copula “ay” + Predicate + rin/din

We again see in this video the flexibility of the Tagalog sentence structure and word order when we try two versions of a sentence (Subject + Predicate and Predicate + Subject) that mean exactly the same way. Truly, Tagalog or Filipino is a wonderful and fascinating language.

TIME STAMP:
00:00 Putting it All Together
01:04 Tagalog Ligatures
02:05 Flexible and interchangeable Sentence Pattern
02:27 Simple Tagalog sentence pattern
03:25 Sample Tagalog sentences
04:13 Rin and Din and Sample Sentences
05:20 Flexibility of Tagalog sentence structure
06:04 Tagalog Personal Pronouns

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