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both odette and Peachey are correct...
basically, "ang" is the equivalent of english definite article "the" which may come before a noun and an adjective.
"ang libro" (the book)
"ang malakas na hangin" (the strong wind).
about odette's example:
"ang aking inaalala - what i am worried about"
this is absolutely correct although, the real translation would go like this:
"ang aking inaalala - THE thing I'm worried about"
:)
basically, "ang" is the equivalent of english definite article "the" which may come before a noun and an adjective.
"ang libro" (the book)
"ang malakas na hangin" (the strong wind).
about odette's example:
"ang aking inaalala - what i am worried about"
this is absolutely correct although, the real translation would go like this:
"ang aking inaalala - THE thing I'm worried about"
:)
ang is use for pointing an object or thing... in englsh it could be equal to the.
example.:
The Apple - ang Mansanas
The King - Ang Hari
It could also use like this to point out something...
ang aking inaalala - what i am worried about
ang di ko gusto - what i dont like
ang aking sinasabi - what i am saying
example.:
The Apple - ang Mansanas
The King - Ang Hari
It could also use like this to point out something...
ang aking inaalala - what i am worried about
ang di ko gusto - what i dont like
ang aking sinasabi - what i am saying
May I add? :)
I understand when "ang" also comes before an adjective, it roughly means "so...!"
Ang baho! - How stinky!
Ang matamis ka! - You're so sweet!
Ang galing ko! - I'm so good!
I understand when "ang" also comes before an adjective, it roughly means "so...!"
Ang baho! - How stinky!
Ang matamis ka! - You're so sweet!
Ang galing ko! - I'm so good!
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