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Listen to How to Ask

"Where?" in Tagalog




Saan?
Where?

Saan ka nakatira?
Where do you live?

Saan ka pupunta?
Where are you going?

Taga-saan?
From where?
- asking for a place of origin

Taga-saan ka?
Where are you from?


Saan is two syllables: "sa-an."
It may sound like 'san' when spoken quickly
in a sentence, but it is never written that way.




Nasaan?
Is where?

Nasaan ka?
Where are you?

Nasaan siya?
Where is he/she?

Nasaan sila?
Where are they?

Nasaan ang kotse?
Where's the car?

Nasaan ang ______?
Where's the _______?


Nasaan is three syllables: "na-sa-an."
Said hurriedly, it may come out sounding like
'na-san' but don't write it that way on tests.


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Taga-saan siya?
Where is he/she from?

Taga-saan sila?
Where are they from?

Saan mo ito nakuha?
Where were you able to get this?

*Para saan ito?
For what (purpose) is this?

Saan ka patungo?
Where are you headed?

Saan sila nakatira?
Where do they live?

Saan tayo magkikita?
Where are we meeting?

Saan ka nanggaling?
Where did you come from?
(meaning "Where have you been?")

Saan mo gustong kumain?
Where would you like to eat?

Saan ang paborito mong tambayan?
Where's your favorite hangout?