Tagalog Verbs

Nag-kakastila

"Nag-kakastila" refers to the influence or integration of Spanish culture in linguistic practices during the colonial era in the Philippines.

Bilang

The Tagalog term "bilang" is a versatile word primarily signifying "as" or "count" depending on its usage.

Ginagawa

"Ginagawa" is the Tagalog term for "doing," describing an action occurring in the present, with emphasis on continuous or habitual processes.

Nagluluto

"Nagluluto" in Tagalog translates to "cooking," describing the active process of preparing meals with heat.

Uulit

Uulit in Tagalog is the future tense of "ulit," meaning "will repeat" or "will do again.

Makaka-bili

"Makaka-bili" in Tagalog means "will be able to buy," indicating the future possibility or opportunity to purchase items or services.

Makasiguro

The Tagalog term "makasiguro" translates to "to be sure" or "to ensure" in English.

Nakakatawa

Nakakatawa is a Tagalog word which means "funny" or "laughable.

Nagsabi

"Nagsabi" in Tagalog means "said" or "told," referring to the act of expressing words or conveying messages.

Napatingin

"Napatingin" in Tagalog indicates the action of having glanced or looked inadvertently.