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Tagalog Grammar Lite Appendix E Hours, Days, Months
Appendix E – Hours, Days, Months
These time words/expressions are borrowed from Spanish, and I have tabulated them here for your convenience.
Hours of the Day
Note that you use ala for uno (ala uno), but alas for all other hours. In Spanish ala una means at 1 o’clock, but in Tagalog just means 1 o’clock. Alas dos is just means 2 o’clock, etc.
ala-una
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1 o'clock
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alas-dos
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2 o'clock
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alas-tres
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3 o’clock
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alas-kuwatro
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4 o’clock
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alas-singko
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5 o'clock
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alas-sais
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6 o'clock
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alas-siyete
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7 o’clock
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alas-otso
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8 o’clock
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alas-nuwebe
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9 o’clock
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alas-diyes
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10 o’clock
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alas-onse
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11 o'clock
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alas-dose
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12 o'clock
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Days of the Week
Linggo
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Sunday
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Lunes
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Monday
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Martes
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Tuesday
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Miyerkules
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Wednesday
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Huwebes
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Thursday
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Biyernes
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Friday
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Sabado
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Saturday
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Months of the Year
Enero
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January
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Pebrero
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February
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Marso
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March
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Abril
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April
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Mayo
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May
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Hunyo
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June
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Hulyo
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July
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Agosto
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August
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Setyembre
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September
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Oktubre
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October
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Nobyembre
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November
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Disyembre
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December
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Tagalog Grammar Lite Appendix E Hours, Days, Months
These time words/expressions are borrowed from Spanish, and I have tabulated them here for your convenience.
Hours of the Day
Note that you use ala for uno (ala uno), but alas for all other hours [different fonts can be particularly helpful where Tagalog words could be otherwise misconstrued as English words, e . g., "alas for all the other hours"]. In Spanish , ala una means " at 1 o’clock " , but in Tagalog , it just means " 1 o’clock " . Alas dos
ala-una
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1 o'clock
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alas-dos
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2 o'clock
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alas-tres
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3 o’clock
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alas-kuwatro
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4 o’clock
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alas-singko
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5 o'clock
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alas-sais
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6 o'clock
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alas-siyete
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7 o’clock
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alas-otso
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8 o’clock
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alas-nuwebe
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9 o’clock
Show
alas-diyes
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10 o’clock
Show
alas-onse
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11 o'clock
Show
alas-dose
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12 o'clock
Show
Days of the Week
Linggo
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Sunday
Show
Lunes
Show
Monday
Show
Martes
Show
Tuesday
Show
Miyerkules
Show
Wednesday
Show
Huwebes
Show
Thursday
Show
Biyernes
Show
Friday
Show
Sabado
Show
Saturday
Show
Months of the Year
Enero
Show
January
Show
Pebrero
Show
February
Show
Marso
Show
March
Show
Abril
Show
April
Show
Mayo
Show
May
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Hunyo
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June
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Hulyo
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July
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Agosto
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August
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Setyembre
Show
September
Show
Oktubre
Show
October
Show
Nobyembre
Show
November
Show
Disyembre
Show
December
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Tagalog Grammar Lite Appendix E Hours, Days, Months
These time words/expressions are borrowed from Spanish, and I have tabulated them here for your convenience.
Hours of the Day
Note that you use ala for uno (ala uno), but alas for all other hours. In Spanish ala una means at 1 o’clock, but in Tagalog just means 1 o’clock. Alas dos is just means 2 o’clock, etc. Add native forms of time words. Ika-una ng hapon ( ala una) etc. Also add taglish forms (mga 1, mga 6 )
ala -una
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1 o'clock
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alas-dos
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2 o'clock
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alas-tres
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3 o’clock
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alas-kuwatro
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4 o’clock
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alas-singko
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5 o'clock
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alas-sais
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6 o'clock
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alas-siyete
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7 o’clock
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alas-otso
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8 o’clock
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alas-nuwebe
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9 o’clock
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alas-diyes
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10 o’clock
Show
alas-onse
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11 o'clock
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alas-dose
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12 o'clock
Show
Days of the Week
Linggo
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Sunday
Show
Lunes
Show
Monday
Show
Martes
Show
Tuesday
Show
Miyerkules
Show
Wednesday
Show
Huwebes
Show
Thursday
Show
Biyernes
Show
Friday
Show
Sabado
Show
Saturday
Show
Months of the Year
Enero
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January
Show
Pebrero
Show
February
Show
Marso
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March
Show
Abril
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April
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Mayo
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May
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Hunyo
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June
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Hulyo
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July
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Agosto
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August
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Setyembre
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September
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Oktubre
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October
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Nobyembre
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November
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Disyembre
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December
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