Greetings and Common Expressions (18 Dec 2023)

Choose the correct phrase. "Good day, sir/madam."

Magandáng áraw pô.

Magandáng umága pô.

Magandáng tangháli pô.

Choose the correct phrase. "Good morning, sir/madam."

Magandáng áraw pô.

Magandáng umága pô.

Magandáng tangháli pô.

Choose the correct phrase. "Good afternoon, sir/madam." (noon time)

Magandáng umága pô.

Magandáng tangháli pô.

Magandáng hápon pô.

Fill in the blank. "Magandang _____ po." ("Good afternoon, sir/madam.")(after noon time)

Tanghali

Gabi

Hapon

What are the correct translations for "tanghali", "maganda", and "salamat"?

Noon or night, beauty, think

Noon or afternoon, beautiful, thank you

Noon or midday, beautiful, thank you

What are the correct translations for "kapilya", "gabi", and "hapon"?

Chapel, evening or night, afternoon

Chapel, evening or night, noon or midday

Chapel, evening or night, day

Fill in the blank.
A: "Magandang umaga po."
B: "Magandang umaga ___ po." (1)
A: "Kamusta po kayo?"
B: "Mabuti _____ po." (2)

(1) kayo (2) naman

(1) rin (2) name

(1) rin (2) naman

Fill in the blank.
A: "Magandang umaga po __ inyo." (1)
B: "Magandang umaga ___ po." (2)
A: "Kamusta po kayo?"
B: "Mabuti naman po." (2)

(1) sa (2) rin

(1) sa (2) naman

(1) rin (2) naman

Fill in the blanks: Tagalog politeness is a trait worthy to be discussed and taught to learners of the language. Younger generations and junior employees include the terms __ or __ at the start or end of their greetings and responses to express respect for older people-parents, older relatives, and other senior individuals- or persons with honorific titles or authority clergy, teachers, community leaders, employers, and policemen--regardless of age.

Rin, po

Opo, po

Po, ho

Greetings and Common Expressions (18 Dec 2023)

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