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Filipino Basics: Daily Conversations

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Quiz on common Filipino chats

by Rachel Marie Maale
1

To ask someone's name in Filipino, you say 'Ano ang pangalan mo?'

2

If you want to say goodbye, you can say 'Paalam.'

3

'Paalam' is used to say hello.

4

'Po' is used only with peers and not with elders.

5

In casual conversation, 'Oo' is never used.

6

'Magkano ito?' is never used to ask the price.

7

In Filipino, 'Kamusta?' is a common greeting.

8

Numbers in Filipino conversations are always spoken using English numbers.

9

For 'thank you,' Filipinos say 'Salamat.'

10

Politeness particles like 'po' are used when talking to older people.

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