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Ilokano Ch 1 Vocabulary
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naimbag
good
a
[linker]
bigatmo
morning-your
Mis
Miss
met
also
ania
what
naganmo [the first "a" has an accent mark]
name-your
naganko [the first "a" has an accent mark]
name-my
apelyidom [the "i" has an accent mark]
surname-your
apelyidok [the "i" has an accent mark]
surname-my
apelyido [the "i" has an accent mark]
surname
aya
is that so
ay
oh
nanangko [the first "a" has an accent mark]
mother-my
kasta
like that
Divisions of the day:
bigat
morning (approx. daybreak until late morning)
Division of the day: aldaw
midday (approx. 11-1 o'clock)
Division of the day: malem
afternoon (approx. early afternoon until dusk)
Division of the day: rabii
evening, night (approx. dusk until daybreak)
ading [accent on the "a"]
term of respect for younger sister or brother
manang [accent on the first "a"]
term of respect for older sister
manong [accent on the "a"]
term of respect for older brother
nana [accent on the first "a"]
term of respect for "aunt"
tata [accent on the first "a"]
term of respect for uncle
balasangko [accent on the second "a"]
my young lady
barok
my young man
nakkong
my child
nanang [accent on the first "a"]
mother
tatang [accent on the first "a"]
father
lelang [accent on the "e"]
grandmother
lelong [accent on the "e"]
grandfather
apong [accent on the "a"]
grandparent
Apo [accent on the "a"]
sir or madam
-ko/-k
ko set (genitive pronouns) for my
-mo/-m
ko set (genitive pronouns) for your (singular)
-na
ko set (genitive pronouns) for his/her
-yo
ko set (genitive pronouns) for your (plural or polite singular)
Author
AlohaIlokana
ID
228485
Card Set
Ilokano Ch 1 Vocabulary
Description
vocabulary for lesson 1
Updated
2013-07-29T07:54:50Z
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