Tagalog Adverbs

Sana

"Sana" is a Tagalog adverb and particle meaning "hopefully" or "I wish," expressing desires, expectations, or hopes within dialogues and narratives.

Andoon

The Tagalog word "andoon" functions as a demonstrative pronoun, meaning "over there" in English, used to indicate a location removed from both the speaker and the listener.

Mamaya

"Mamaya" is a Tagalog adverb meaning "later" or "afterwhile," used to denote a time subsequent to the present, often indicating plans or deferred actions.

Kaunti

"Kaunti" in Tagalog means "a little" or "a few," referring to a small amount or quantity of something.

Mabuti

"Mabuti" is a Tagalog adjective translating to "good" or "well," commonly used to describe well-being, favorable conditions, or virtues associated with positive characteristics.

Biglang

"Biglang" in Tagalog means "suddenly" or "abruptly," describing an action or event occurring without warning.

Roon

"Roon" is a Tagalog pronoun meaning "there" or "in that place," signifying location, presence, or orientation concerning spaces away from the speaker, in contrast to proximity.

Sobra

"Sobra" in Tagalog means "excessive" or "too much," often used to describe an overwhelming quantity or degree.

Madalas

Madalas is a Tagalog word that means "often" or "frequently.

Dito

"Dito" in Tagalog means "here," representing proximity to the speaker's location.