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Do you use "ako" or "ko" with verbs and adjectives?
Nov 3, 2018 4:14 PM
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"Ako" is used as a SUBJECT / OBJECT
"Ko" is used as POSSESSIVE PRONOUN
Example:
Ako ay matangkad. (I am tall.)
Ako ay naglalakad. (I am walking.)
Tinawag mo ako. (You called me.)
Ito ang pagkain ko. (This is my food.)
"Ko" an also be used as a contracted form of "Ako" (as OBJECT)
Example:
Tinawag mo ko. (You called me.)
November 4, 2018
Depending on how you wanna construct your sentence.
Ex. Adjective
Ang taba ko.
and
Mataba ako.
Both mean I am fat.
Ex. Verb
Nakain ako.
November 23, 2018
Ako is always used for adjectives.
November 8, 2018
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