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"Happy Birthday"
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VERY BASIC TAGALOG
"Hello" & "How Are You?"
"Good Morning"
"Good Afternoon"
"Good Evening"
"Goodbye"

"You're Beautiful"
"You're Handsome"

"Take Care"
"Don't Worry"
"What Time Is It?"
"I Don't Know"


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"What Do You Want?"
"I Want..."
"I Don't Want..."

"Don't!"
"Hug"
"Friends"
"Life"
"How Much?"


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Listen to Tagalog Vowels
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How to Be Polite in Tagalog
How to Tell Time in Tagalog

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"Thank You" in Tagalog




Salamat.
Thank you. (casual)


When addressing an older person, add po at the end.

Salamat po.
Thank you. (formal)


Salamat sa 'yo.
Thanks to you. (casual)
'yo is a short form of iyo.

Salamat po sa inyo.
Thank you to you. (formal)
The second-person plural form makes it polite.


Maraming salamat.
Many thanks.
Thank you very much.


Maraming salamat po.
Thank you very much. (formal)

Maraming salamat sa 'yo.
Many thanks to you. (casual)


Maraming salamat po sa inyo.
Many thanks to you. (formal)





Walang anuman.
It was nothing. (You're welcome.)


Salamat sa Diyos.
Thank God.

Salamat sa tulong mo.
Thanks for you help. (addressing one person)


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Salamat sa tulong ninyo.
Thanks for you help. (addressing more than one person or someone older)


Salamat sa tulong nila.
Thanks to their help.


Pasalamatan mo siya.
Say thanks to her/him.
= Thank him/her.

Nagpapasalamat ako at tinulungan mo ako.
I am expressing gratitude for your helping me.


Nagpapasalamat kami dahil nalutas ang problema namin.
We are grateful that our problem was solved.