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    The document discusses the Tagalog language and provides examples of Tagalog linguistic structures and words. It begins with an introduction to Tagalog as the native language of the Tagalog ethnic group in the Philippines. Examples are then given of affixation, compounding, reduplication, suppletion and alternation in Tagalog words. Specific Tagalog words from the province of Nueva Ecija are also listed with their meanings. Finally, an output presenting Tagalog morphology is shown.

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    The document discusses the Tagalog language and provides examples of Tagalog linguistic structures and words. It begins with an introduction to Tagalog as the native language of the Tagalog ethnic group in the Philippines. Examples are then given of affixation, compounding, reduplication, suppletion and alternation in Tagalog words. Specific Tagalog words from the province of Nueva Ecija are also listed with their meanings. Finally, an output presenting Tagalog morphology is shown.

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    The document discusses the Tagalog language and provides examples of Tagalog linguistic structures and words. It begins with an introduction to Tagalog as the native language of the Tagalog ethnic group in the Philippines. Examples are then given of affixation, compounding, reduplication, suppletion and alternation in Tagalog words. Specific Tagalog words from the province of Nueva Ecija are also listed with their meanings. Finally, an output presenting Tagalog morphology is shown.

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    Tagalog Script

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    The document discusses the Tagalog language and provides examples of Tagalog linguistic structures and words. It begins with an introduction to Tagalog as the native language of the Tagalog ethnic group in the Philippines. Examples are then given of affixation, compounding, reduplication, suppletion and alternation in Tagalog words. Specific Tagalog words from the province of Nueva Ecija are also listed with their meanings. Finally, an output presenting Tagalog morphology is shown.

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    NURMINAH: Good morning ma'am and classmates. Our group is Tagalog.

    A brief information about Tagalog language is that it is an Austronesian language


    spoken by the Tagalog ethnic groups way before time and it is their supposed 1st language.
    The Tagalog ethnic group now makes up a quarter of the population of the Philippines. Its
    standard form is officially named as "Filipino" . It is considered as the national language of
    the Philippines and is one of the two official languages alongside English.

    SHALYRA: You might wonder why Tagalog is our L1? When asked, most of our members
    answered that they, including me, migrated and grew up in an urban area and the language
    that was introduced to us is Tagalog. So unlike the other groups the words we have are
    familiar to you. However, we have someone who grew up from Nueva Ecija which is part of
    the Katagalugan provinces and will share some Tagalog words of Nueva Ecija.

    CREISTEL: The following words are tagalog used in our province


    ● Eka ko/mo/ni- other term in tagalog(sabi ko)- I said, You said, He/She
    said.
    ● Mag-urong- other term(maghugas ng pinggan)- to wash the dishes.
    ● Madiwara- other term(mabagal kumilos)- a hassle person
    ● Panggugulang (magulang) in other term panlalamang ng kapwa-
    taking advantage of other people

    KATE: We’ll now present the output we have submitted to further understand the topic we
    have.

    AFFIXATION WORDS VERB STEM INFINITIVE

    1. araw Araw- sunny Maaraw- sunny

    2. ganda Ganda- beauty Maganda- beautiful

    3. Kailangan Kailangan- need Kailanganin- to have


    needed of

    COMPOUNDING WORDS MEANING

    1. Sirang- Paulit- ulit ang


    plaka sinasabi.
    Annoyingly
    repeating a
    statement.

    2. Taingang- Taong nagbibingi-


    kawali bingihan.

    Pretending to be
    deaf.

    3. Nakaw- Pagsulyap sa isang


    tingin tao na hindi nya
    alam.

    Looking at someone
    without him/her
    noticing it.

    REDUPLICATION WORDS

    1. Kaunti- little Kakaunti- few

    2. Galang- Kagalang-galang –
    respect inspiring great
    respect

    3. Yamot- Kayamot-yamot –
    boredom extremely boring

    4. Kain- eat Kumain- ate

    SUPPLETION WORDS MEANING


    1. ligaya - happiness -It is an emotional
    galak - joy state marked by
    positive emotions,
    tuwa - joy such as joy, pleasure,
    contentment, and
    fulfillment.

    -Damdamin kaugnay
    ng tagumpay,
    kapanatagan, at
    kasiyahan

    2. Lumbay- -An overwhelming


    depression emotion for people,
    dalamhati- grief regardless of
    pagdurusa- whether their
    suffering sadness and other
    unexpected things.

    -Isang damdaming
    tumutukoy sa labis
    na pagkalungkot ng
    isang tao. kalimitang
    naglalarawan sa
    hindi inaasahang
    pangyayari.

    3.Takot- fear -A strong negative


    emotion felt when
    Sindak- terror under threat or harm.
    Pangamba- dread
    -Isang negatibong
    emsoyon na
    nadarama sa tuwing
    nakakaranas ng
    banta o pinsala.

    ALTERNATION

    Panauhan/kailanan Kaukulan
    Palagyo Paukol Paari

    Isahan

    una ako ko akin

    ikalawa ikaw ka mo

    ikatlo siya niya kanya

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