Kayong Tagalog Word
Discover "kayong," used with pronouns/verbs, meaning "you (all) who," indicating collective action.
The Tagalog term "kayong" combines the collective/formal form of "you"—"kayo"—with "ng" or "mga," often emphasizing exclusivity or distinction for the addressed group. This structure is usually applied to refer specifically to a collective or revered assembly together with their responsibilities or actions. For instance, "Kayong lahat ay inaanyayahan sa aming eksperimento," means "All of you are invited to our experiment," specifying the involvement of the addressed group.
By using "kayong," it highlights a targeted emphasis on a group of people, striking both inclusivity and specificity within the addressed context. It aligns the audience to a sense of collective commitment or shared focus in discussions, instructions, or gatherings of mutual interest. In deeper contexts, it affirms participation or expectation, empowering the addressed with certain roles or privileges.
This word structure serves a key role in engagements that necessitate clear instructions or announcements, thereby fostering effective and directed communication. It reinforces the underlying cultural themes of community and accord among the people addressed. For example, "Kayong mga estudyante ang nagtagumpay," translating to "You students are the ones who succeeded," commends a particular group's accomplishment or involvement.
" This structure is usually applied to refer specifically to a collective or revered assembly together with their responsibilities or actions. "
Kayong Word Details
- Parts of Speech: Pronoun
- Hyphenation: ka-yong
- Baybayin: ᜃᜌᜓᜅ᜔ᜄ᜔
- Pronunciation: kah-yong
- Intl. Phonetic Alphabet: kaˈjɔŋ
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