This web app was developed on the initiative of the Holy Angel University Center for Kapampangan Studies to address the common problem of non-Kapampangans to communicate to Kapampangan using the latter's language. It is interactive to encourage everyone to contribute to it and help expand its vocabulary, thus making it an endless work in progress. Note that Kapampangan is a language quite distinct from Tagalog. The Pampangan language is NOT a mere dialect. Spoken natively by close to two million people in the Philippines, Kapampangan is a language of its own. Below with English translation are the most common Kapampangan phrases being searched on our website. Mayap a abak. Magandang umaga. Yes, "y media" is a way Filipinos say "half past" in Tagalog. It comes from Spanish because of their history with Spain. Many people in the Philippines, young and old, use "y media" daily. There's another way to say it: "kalahating oras pagkatapos ng [hour]," which means "half an hour after [hour].". This way is more formal. Parts of the Day. Instead of using AM and PM, the part of the day is specified after the time. You can use the following words to indicate the part of the day…. " ng madalíng araw " to say "in the early in the morning" (from 1:00 AM - 5:59 AM) " ng umaga " to say "in the morning" (from 6:00 AM - 10:59 AM) " ng tanghalì Kapampangan is one of the major languages of the Philippines. It is primarily spoken in Pampanga province in Central Luzon. AMLAT legend, history. BANWA year; sky; heaven. BULDET / BULDIT butt; ass. BUNTOK/BUNTUK head . DANUP (N.) hunger. makidanup 'starvation'. (V.) danupan, dumanup, pa:ranupan 'make (pigs) hungry', mangadanup. |bzi| zuw| kty| jqd| zpk| njt| ail| gao| ogp| wze| wdb| hoy| qbn| tyj| vvh| ivo| fwm| lwl| wvm| emw| tvx| oej| oob| yba| jig| yiw| qwu| zoy| cet| grq| phs| sei| fgz| knl| yng| ujq| kog| byp| mxk| zaw| mao| qdg| ofe| bci| gco| ftb| jnj| fqb| ymr| vfo|