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  1. of me, belonging to me: akin, ko myself pron. used instead of "I" or "me" for emphasis: rendered by ako na rin, ako mismo, akong ito; dilihensiya. v. magdilihensiya, dilihensiyahan (mag-:-in) to resort to borrowing, to obtain what one needs. Inutusan niya akong magdilihensiya sa inyo bago niyo makuha ang kailangan niyo.

  2. Jul 1, 2024 · These are family terms that Filipinos use that are from Hokkien Chinese. ate = appellation for eldest sister. from a ci (“a” is a prefix for relationships; “ci” means older sister) ditse = appellation for second eldest sister.

  3. www.tagaloglang.comakongAKONG (Tagalog)

    May 22, 2020 · AKONG: English translation of the Tagalog word with explanation and usage examples. That is so me!

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  5. Jul 5, 2017 · akong = ako + ng ako vs ko depends on the verb prefix/affix you use, one or the other denotes an object or a subject in a sentence ikaw = ka. Generally ka is not used on its own and is only used in a sentence. A choice between ikaw and ka in a sentence depends on what sounds more natural/fluent.

  6. Define akong: [ang pronoun] I; me; (first person pronoun); self; Tagalog / Filipino word.

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  8. translations in context of "AKONG" in tagalog-english. Nagmamadali akong lumipat sa bahay nila. - They stole ME to shine light into their home.

  9. Check 'akong' translations into Tagalog. Look through examples of akong translation in sentences, listen to pronunciation and learn grammar.

  10. Mar 12, 2024 · akong. grandfather. Categories: Amis terms borrowed from Hokkien. Amis terms derived from Hokkien. Amis lemmas. Amis nouns. ami:Male family members. Yilan Creole terms borrowed from Hokkien.

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