Mong Tagalog Word
Learn about "mong," the Tagalog post-fix meaning "your," denoting possession and personalizing communication in everyday conversation.
"Mong" is a possessive post-fix used in Tagalog denoting "your" in English. It attaches to a verb, adjective, or another word, indicating ownership or relation to the listener. This term is frequently used in everyday conversations to personalize statements.
For example, "Kumain ka na ng almusal mo," which translates as "Eat your breakfast now." Here, mong highlights that the breakfast specifically belongs to or is meant for the listener.
The use of mong enhances personal connection and direction in communication. It underscores possession or association, providing clarity on what or whom is being referred. The word mong is a crucial component in forming sentences that convey personal information or imperative actions.
" It attaches to a verb, adjective, or another word, indicating ownership or relation to the listener. "
Mong Word Details
- Parts of Speech: Pronoun
- Hyphenation: mong
- Baybayin: ᜋᜓᜅ᜔ᜄ᜔
- Pronunciation: mong
- Intl. Phonetic Alphabet: mɔŋ
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