Feb. 19, 2023
Pagpapakilala
Kumusta po! Ako po si Selene. Taga-Amerika po ako. Nag-aaral ako ng Tagalog mula pa noong katapusan ng Enero.
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Pagpapakilala
Kumusta po!
Ako po si Selene.
Taga-Amerika po ako.
Nag-aaral ako ng Tagalog mula pa noong katapusan ng Enero.
May 21, 2023
Wow, magaling at mahusay ang iyong tagalog. Ituloy mo lang yan Selene!
Pagpapakilala
Kumusta po!
Ako po si Selene.
Taga-Amerika po ako.
Nag-aaral ako ng Tagalog mula pa noong katapusan ng Enero. Nag-aaral ako ng Tagalog mula pa noong katapusan ng Enero.
There's nothing really wrong in the sentence, but you can also use the word "nung" to shorten "noong". It is also okay to not capitalize the word "Tagalog" and just use the smaller case. It kind a follows the old Spanish language rules of capitalization but the language has been anglicized so much at it doesn't really matter.
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Ang galeng, mukhang mabilis kang matuto. Biruin mo, nung katapusan ka pa lang ng Enero nagsimulang mag aral eh mukhang bihasa ka na sa Tagalog. Wala naman akong nakitang mali sa mga naisulat mo kaya ipagpatuloy mo lang. Wag ka ring matakot magkamali o magtanong. Hanggang sa muli, paalam.
May 11, 2023
Nag-aaral ako ng Tagalog mula pa noong katapusan ng Enero.
There's nothing really wrong in the sentence, but you can also use the word "nung" to shorten "noong". It is also okay to not capitalize the word "Tagalog" and just use the smaller case. It kind a follows the old Spanish language rules of capitalization but the language has been anglicized so much at it doesn't really matter.
Just to clarify some points: there exist no rule as what you had claimed. In fact, languages in Spanish are written in small letters. Rules on English regarding languages, on the other hand, are written in capital letters. The word "noong" is a formal writing of "nu'ng", but most natives used "nung". Hope the confusion cleared out.
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Nag-aaral ako ng Tagalog mula pa noong katapusan ng Enero. Nag-aaral ako ng Tagalog mula pa noong katapusan ng Enero. Nag-aaral ako ng Tagalog mula pa noong katapusan ng Enero. There's nothing really wrong in the sentence, but you can also use the word "nung" to shorten "noong". It is also okay to not capitalize the word "Tagalog" and just use the smaller case. It kind a follows the old Spanish language rules of capitalization but the language has been anglicized so much at it doesn't really matter. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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