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ASAWA
For those of you not up on your Tagalog, "Asawa" actually means "spouse," which can be either a husband or a wife. Here my primary focus is on the husband, of course.

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For those of you not up on your Tagalog, "Asawa" actually means "spouse," which can be either a husband or a wife. Here my primary focus is on the husband, of course.

Tagalog Idioms
Ang Tagalog ay mayaman sa mga sawikain. Ang sawikain ay mga salita o pagpapahayag na karaniwang ... kabiyak ng dibdib -- asawa: spouse (literal=the other half of the heart)

Tagalog Quiz
If you have an asawa or friend that speaks Tagalog, or if you ever travel to the Philippines, it's fun to learn some words, so you can pick out a few things they are talking about

Tagalog Short Stories
Back to Top Back to Tagalog Main Page ... Alam niyang inip na sa paghihintay si Naty, ang kanyang asawa, at walang salang ...

Tagalog - Dictionary: pair
Learn more about the Philippines national language. A quick reference for tagalog words ... or "scissors" are both expressed as gunting. 3 two people who are married: mag-asawa ...

Tagalog sample translation
More Tagalog sample translation will give you an glimpse of a comparison between Tagalog ... Naglalagare tayo sa ating trabaho, buhay may-asawa at mga pangako na may kaugnayan sa ...

Tagalog grammar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Ipinambilí ng lalaki ng saging ang pera ng asawa niyá. "The man bought bananas with his ... In Tagalog, a word can take the role of both an adverb and an adjective.

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