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Apendise: Karagdagang Bokabularyo


“Apendise: Karagdagang Bokabularyo,” EnglishConnect para sa mga Mag-aaral (2022)

“Karagdagang Bokabularyo,” EnglishConnect 1 para sa mga Mag-aaral

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Appendix

Additional Vocabulary

Apendise: Karagdagang Bokabularyo

Parts of Speech

Mga Bahagi ng Pananalita

adjectives

mga pang-uri

adverbs

mga pang-abay

nouns

mga pangngalan

prepositions

mga pang-ukol

pronouns

mga panghalip

verbs

mga pandiwa

Numbers

Mga Bilang

0 – zero

1 – one

1st – first

2 – two

2nd – second

3 – three

3rd – third

4 – four

4th – fourth

5 – five

5th – fifth

6 – six

6th – sixth

7 – seven

7th – seventh

8 – eight

8th – eighth

9 – nine

9th – ninth

10 – ten

10th – tenth

11 – eleven

11th – eleventh

12 – twelve

12th – twelfth

13 – thirteen

13th – thirteenth

14 – fourteen

14th – fourteenth

15 – fifteen

15th – fifteenth

16 – sixteen

16th – sixteenth

17 – seventeen

17th – seventeenth

18 – eighteen

18th – eighteenth

19 – nineteen

19th – nineteenth

20 – twenty

20th – twentieth

21 – twenty-one

21st – twenty-first

30 – thirty

30th – thirtieth

31 – thirty-one

31st – thirty-first

40 – forty

40th – fortieth

41 – forty-one

41st – forty-first

50 – fifty

50th – fiftieth

51 – fifty-one

51st – fifty-first

60 – sixty

60th – sixtieth

61 – sixty-one

61st – sixty-first

70 – seventy

70th – seventieth

71 – seventy-one

71st – seventy-first

80 – eighty

80th – eightieth

81 – eighty-one

81st – eighty-first

90 – ninety

90th – ninetieth

91 – ninety-one

91st – ninety-first

100 – one hundred

100th – one hundredth

1,000 – one thousand

10,000 – ten thousand

1,000,000 – one million

Months

Buwan

January

Enero

February

Pebrero

March

Marso

April

Abril

May

Mayo

June

Hunyo

July

Hulyo

August

Agosto

September

Setyembre

October

Oktubre

November

Nobyembre

December

Disyembre

Days of the Week

Mga Araw ng Linggo

Sunday

Linggo

Monday

Lunes

Tuesday

Martes

Wednesday

Miyerkules

Thursday

Huwebes

Friday

Biyernes

Saturday

Sabado

Family Nouns

Mga Pangngalan para sa Pamilya

spouse/spouses

asawa/mga asawa

wife/wives

asawang babae/mga asawang babae

husband/husbands

asawang lalaki/mga asawang lalaki

mother (mom)/mothers

ina (nanay)/mga ina

stepmother (stepmom)/stepmothers

madrasta (tiyahin)/mga madrasta

mother-in-law/mothers-in-law

biyenang babae/mga biyenang babae

father (dad)/fathers

ama (tatay)/mga ama

stepfather (stepdad)/stepfathers

amain (tiyuhin)/mga amain

father-in-law/fathers-in-law

biyenang lalaki/mga biyenang lalaki

parent/parents

magulang/mga magulang

sister/sisters

kapatid na babae/mga kapatid na babae

stepsister/stepsisters

kinakapatid na babae/mga kinakapatid na babae

brother/brothers

kapatid na lalaki/mga kapatid na lalaki

stepbrother/stepbrothers

kinakapatid na lalaki/mga kinakapatid na lalaki

daughter/daughters

anak na babae/mga anak na babae

sibling/siblings

kapatid/mga kapatid

son/sons

anak na lalaki/mga anak na lalaki

child/children

anak/mga anak

grandmother (grandma)/grandmothers

lola/mga lola

grandfather (grandpa)/grandfathers

lolo/mga lolo

grandparent/grandparents

lolo o lola/mga lolo’t lola

aunt/aunts

tita/mga tita

uncle/uncles

tito/mga tito

niece/nieces

pamangking babae/mga pamangking babae

nephew/nephews

pamangking lalaki/mga pamangking lalaki

cousin/cousins

pinsan/mga pinsan

Food Nouns

Mga Pangngalan para sa Pagkain

breakfast

almusal

lunch

tanghalian

dinner

hapunan

fruit/fruits

prutas/mga prutas

apple/apples

mansanas/mga mansanas

banana/bananas

saging/mga saging

grape/grapes

ubas/mga ubas

orange/oranges

orange/mga orange

tomato/tomatoes

kamatis/mga kamatis

watermelon/watermelons

pakwan/mga pakwan

vegetable/vegetables

gulay/mga gulay

carrot/carrots

carrot/mga carrot

cucumber/cucumbers

pipino/mga pipino

lettuce

litsugas

onion/onions

sibuyas/mga sibuyas

pepper/peppers

sili/mga sili

meat

karne

beef

karneng baka

chicken

manok

fish

isda

pork

karneng baboy

egg/eggs

itlog/mga itlog

beans

beans

bread

tinapay

butter

butter

cheese

keso

dessert

panghimagas

flour

harina

fries

fries

hamburger (burger)

hamburger (burger)

ice

yelo

milk

gatas

noodles

noodles

oil

mantika

pizza

pizza

rice

kanin

salad

salad

salt

asin

sandwich

sandwich

sauce

sawsawan

soup

sopas

spices

mga pampalasa

sugar

asukal

water

tubig

Prepositions

Mga Pang-ukol

above

itaas

across from

katapat

at

sa

behind

sa likod

below

sa ibaba

between

sa pagitan ng

in front of

sa harap ng

in

sa

near

malapit

next to

sa tabi ng

on

sa

over

sa ibabaw ng

to the left of

sa kaliwa ng

to the right of

sa kanan ng

under

sa ilalim ng

Pronouns and Possessive Adjectives

Mga Panghalip at Pang-uring Paari

Subject Pronoun
Panghalip na Simuno (Subject Pronoun)

Object Pronoun
Panghalip na Panag-uri (Object Pronoun)

Possessive Adjective
Pang-uring Paari (Possessive Adjective)

Subject Pronoun
Panghalip na Simuno (Subject Pronoun)

Example:

I am happy.

Ako ay masaya.

Object Pronoun
Panghalip na Panag-uri (Object Pronoun)

Example:

Ann is bigger than me.

Si Ann ay mas malaki kaysa sa akin.

Possessive Adjective
Pang-uring Paari (Possessive Adjective)

Example:

My name is Tom.

Ako si Tom.

Subject Pronoun
Panghalip na Simuno (Subject Pronoun)

I

Object Pronoun
Panghalip na Panag-uri (Object Pronoun)

me

Possessive Adjective
Pang-uring Paari (Possessive Adjective)

my

Subject Pronoun
Panghalip na Simuno (Subject Pronoun)

you

Object Pronoun
Panghalip na Panag-uri (Object Pronoun)

you

Possessive Adjective
Pang-uring Paari (Possessive Adjective)

your

Subject Pronoun
Panghalip na Simuno (Subject Pronoun)

we

Object Pronoun
Panghalip na Panag-uri (Object Pronoun)

us

Possessive Adjective
Pang-uring Paari (Possessive Adjective)

our

Subject Pronoun
Panghalip na Simuno (Subject Pronoun)

he

Object Pronoun
Panghalip na Panag-uri (Object Pronoun)

him

Possessive Adjective
Pang-uring Paari (Possessive Adjective)

his

Subject Pronoun
Panghalip na Simuno (Subject Pronoun)

she

Object Pronoun
Panghalip na Panag-uri (Object Pronoun)

her

Possessive Adjective
Pang-uring Paari (Possessive Adjective)

her

Subject Pronoun
Panghalip na Simuno (Subject Pronoun)

it

Object Pronoun
Panghalip na Panag-uri (Object Pronoun)

it

Possessive Adjective
Pang-uring Paari (Possessive Adjective)

its

Subject Pronoun
Panghalip na Simuno (Subject Pronoun)

they

Object Pronoun
Panghalip na Panag-uri (Object Pronoun)

them

Possessive Adjective
Pang-uring Paari (Possessive Adjective)

their

Currency

Currency

A$

Australian dollar

C$

Canadian dollar

MX$

Mexican peso

R$

Brazilian real

US$

United States dollar

euro

¥

Japanese yen

£

pound sterling

¥

renminbi

R

South African rand