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박희섭(Heesob Park)
What does "Ano ang" mean ?
What does "Ano ang" mean in the following sentence?
Ano ang ipinanghahakot mo ng mga muwebles?
I guess "ipinanghahakot mo ng mga muwebles ang ano" is the normal order of sentence.
Why is "ang" placed after "ano"?
Is "Ang ano ipinanghahakot mo ng mga muwebles?" impossible?
Apr 22, 2018 12:32 PM
Answers · 4
Ano ang ipinanghahakot - what do you use for collecting/loading
What is a "normal" order?
Unless by saying "ano" refers to something, your second sentence didn't make any sense to me.
The third sentence is wrong. You're asking a question so the interrogative pronouns are always at the beginning.
April 22, 2018
The "Ano" here means the interrogative "What".
Ano ang ipinanghahakot mo ng mga muwebles? = What are you using to collect/load the furnitures?
Vocabulary break down
ano = what
ang = used to refer to the noun that is doing something to the object
ipinanghahakot = using to collect/load (or "thing to use to collect/load)
mo = you
ng = used to connect the verb to its object
mga = word to pluralize a noun (placed before the noun)
muwebles = furniture
June 6, 2018
I'm not the best at explaining Filipino grammar points like this one so I'll give examples instead
Sino ang pumunta? = Who went?
Ano ang kinuha mo? = what did you get?
Saan ang opisina mo? = where is your office
Kailan ang pagdiriwang? = when is the celebration/party
April 24, 2018
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박희섭(Heesob Park)
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