my tagalog friend said that...


actually we add "na", "ng" and "g" if it's in the possessive form...

for example:

the word "ko" ends in a vowel "o" so you need to add NG
so that in the sentence: Ang sumbrero kong maganda (my beautiful hat)
the "kong" word is in possessive form...

then for the words ending in consonants like b,d,g,etc..
we add "na" for example: Ang sapatos na maganda ni Tomoyo (The beautiful shoes) we added "na" to make it an adjective describing the shoes.

and if the word ends in "n" for example:
Ang bolpeng (bolpen=ballpen) maganda (the beautiful ballpen)
the word ballpen/bolpen ends in "n" so we just added "g" to help us clearly describe it as a beautiful ballpen..

we use "ako", "ko" and "ako na" depending on sentences...

for example:
1.) Gusto kong matutong mag-Tagalog.
I want to learn Tagalog.

2.) Ako ay nag-aaral mag-Tagalog
I am studying Tagalog

3.) Ako na ang nag-aaral mag-Tagalog
It is I (ako na) who is learning/studying Tagalog.

can you see the difference of the three words?

ko=I
ako = I/I am like "Ako si Tomoyo"
ako na = it is I



but i couldn't understand at all (*T▽T*)
ぜんぜん、わかりましぇ～ん・・・

Ang sumbrero kong maganda (my beautiful hat)
なんか、じゅんばんorderが、おもしろい～。
えいごEnglishでいえば、
the hat my beautiful
でしょ～？
いちばんはじめに、nounがくるのかぁ・・・

Ang sapatos na maganda ni Tomoyo (The beautiful shoes)
これも。
the shoes beautiful？
ni Tomoyo は、なに？Tomoyo's ってこと？

Ang bolpeng (bolpen=ballpen) maganda (the beautiful ballpen)
これは、ちょ～おもしろいね。
bolpenに、gがついちゃうの？？？

ぜんぶ、noun is first なの？tagalogのorderは？


"ako", "ko" and "ako na"は、すげ～むずかしい、ね～：Ｐ

1.) Gusto kong matutong mag-Tagalog.
I want to learn Tagalog.

ko=Iは、わかったけど、なぜ、kongって、ngがつくの？
そのうしろのmatutongにも、ngがついてるし・・・。
like I learn will-tagalog
ていう、orderが、まず、わからない～～～！！！！
ぎゃぁ～～～！！

2.) Ako ay nag-aaral mag-Tagalog
I am studying Tagalog

の、ako = I/I amは、わかったけど、Akoのつぎの、ayは、なに？
じしょdictionaryでは、inversionとかいてあります。
と、いうことは？
nag-aaral kong mag-Tagalog
なのか？

むずかしいよ、tagalog～～～(^▽^;)