May / Mayroon (Meron)

There is / have (affirmative existential)

kusina / banyo / sala

kitchen / bathroom / living room

to take a bath/shower and get dressed

Eight o'clock in the morning (8:00 AM)

There is none / do not have / is not at (negative existential/locative)

kapatid / bunso / panganay

sibling / youngest child / eldest child

spouse (husband/wife) / child (son/daughter)

Alas-dos y medya ng hapon

Two-thirty in the afternoon (2:30 PM)

Tagalog — Numbers, Time, Days & Everyday Daily Life

Tagalog native and Spanish-derived numbers, telling time, days of the week, weather, family members, household routines, and existential may/mayroon/wala constructions.

Level: basic
Languages: tl → en
Cards: 32
Markdown: Tagalog — Numbers, Time, Days & Everyday Daily Life (.md)

Flashcards (32)

#	Front (Term / Question)	Back (Definition / Answer)	Example
1	maglaba at maglinis	to do laundry and clean	Naglalaba kami ng mga damit tuwing Sabado at naglilinis ng buong bahay. — We wash clothes every Saturday and clean the whole house.
2	apat, lima, anim	four, five, six	May apat na silid-tulugan at limang bintana sa anim na palapag na gusali. — There are four bedrooms and five windows in the six-story building.
3	May / Mayroon (Meron)	There is / have (affirmative existential)	May pasok ba kayo ngayon, o mayroon kang libreng oras mamaya? — Do you have work/school today, or do you have free time later?
4	gumising nang maaga	to wake up early	Gumigising ako nang alas-singko y medya ng umaga para hindi maipit sa trapik. — I wake up at 5:30 AM so as not to get stuck in traffic.
5	kusina / banyo / sala	kitchen / bathroom / living room	Nasa sala ang mga bisita habang naghahanda kami ng meryenda sa kusina. — The guests are in the living room while we prepare snacks in the kitchen.
6	umuulan / bagyo	raining / typhoon	Magdala ka ng payong at kapote dahil malakas ang ulan at may paparating na bagyo. — Bring an umbrella and raincoat because the rain is heavy and there is an approaching typhoon.
7	pumasok sa trabaho / paaralan	to go to work / school	Maaga siyang pumapasok sa trabaho tuwing Lunes. — He/she goes to work early every Monday.
8	kahapon, ngayon, bukas	yesterday, today/now, tomorrow	Uulan daw ngayon tulad kahapon, pero sisikat na ang araw bukas. — They say it will rain today like yesterday, but the sun will shine tomorrow.
9	maligo at magbihis	to take a bath/shower and get dressed	Maligo ka na at magbihis dahil aalis na tayo sa loob ng kalahating oras. — Take a shower now and get dressed because we are leaving in half an hour.
10	labing-isa / labindalawa	eleven / twelve	Labing-isang estudyante ang dumating nang maaga, at labindalawa ang sumunod. — Eleven students arrived early, and twelve followed.
11	Alas-otso ng umaga	Eight o'clock in the morning (8:00 AM)	Magsisimula ang pulong natin nang eksaktong alas-otso ng umaga. — Our meeting will start at exactly eight o'clock in the morning.
12	kanina vs. mamaya	earlier today vs. later today	Nagkape na ako kaninang umaga, kaya tsaa naman ang iinumin ko mamayang hapon. — I already had coffee earlier this morning, so I will drink tea later this afternoon.
13	Sabado at Linggo	Saturday and Sunday	Tuwing Sabado at Linggo, namamalengke at nagpapahinga ang buong pamilya. — Every Saturday and Sunday, the whole family goes to the market and rests.
14	bahay / silid-tulugan (kuwarto)	house / bedroom (room)	Malinis at maaliwalas ang aming bahay, lalo na ang silid-tulugan. — Our house is clean and airy, especially the bedroom.
15	nanay (ina) at tatay (ama)	mother (mom) and father (dad)	Nagluluto si Nanay sa kusina habang nag-aayos ng hardin si Tatay. — Mom is cooking in the kitchen while Dad is fixing the garden.
16	mainit at maalinsangan	hot and humid	Napakainit at maalinsangan ng panahon tuwing buwan ng Abril at Mayo. — The weather is very hot and humid during the months of April and May.
17	Anong oras na?	What time is it?	Pasensya na, naiwan ko ang relo ko; anong oras na po ngayon? — Excuse me, I left my watch behind; what time is it right now?
18	matulog nang maaga	to sleep early	Pagod na pagod ako ngayong araw kaya matutulog ako nang maaga. — I am very tired today so I will go to sleep early.
19	pito, walo, siyam, sampu	seven, eight, nine, ten	Pitong araw sa isang linggo, at mula alas-walo hanggang alas-siyam o alas-diyes ang klase. — Seven days in a week, and class is from eight o'clock until nine or ten o'clock.
20	Wala	There is none / do not have / is not at (negative existential/locative)	Wala na tayong gatas sa refrigerator, at wala rin akong barya sa pitaka. — We have no more milk in the fridge, and I also have no coins in my wallet.
21	kapatid / bunso / panganay	sibling / youngest child / eldest child	Si Kuya Marco ang panganay naming kapatid, at ako naman ang bunso. — Older brother Marco is our eldest sibling, and I am the youngest.
22	umuwi sa bahay	to go home	Pagkatapos ng klase, diretso akong umuuwi sa bahay para magpahinga. — After class, I go straight home to rest.
23	Lunes hanggang Biyernes	Monday through Friday	Nagtatrabaho siya sa bangko mula Lunes hanggang Biyernes. — He/she works at the bank from Monday through Friday.
24	isa, dalawa, tatlo	one, two, three	Bumili ako ng isang kilong mangga, dalawang papaya, at tatlong saging. — I bought one kilo of mangoes, two papayas, and three bananas.
25	asawa / anak	spouse (husband/wife) / child (son/daughter)	Kasama niya ang kanyang asawa at dalawang anak sa pamamasyal sa Luneta. — He/she is with his/her spouse and two children strolling in Luneta.
26	noong nakaraang linggo / sa susunod na buwan	last week / next month	Lumipat kami ng bahay noong nakaraang linggo at magbabakasyon kami sa susunod na buwan. — We moved house last week and we will go on vacation next month.
27	mag-almusal	to eat breakfast	Kumain muna tayo ng sinangag at itlog bago pumasok; mahalagang mag-almusal. — Let's eat garlic fried rice and egg first before going to work; it is important to eat breakfast.
28	araw-araw / tuwing umaga	every day / every morning	Nag-eehersisyo ako sa parke araw-araw tuwing umaga bago pumasok. — I exercise in the park every day every morning before going to work.
29	isang daan / isang libo	one hundred / one thousand	Isang daang piso ang t-shirt, at isang libong piso naman ang sapatos. — The t-shirt is one hundred pesos, and the shoes are one thousand pesos.
30	dalawampu, tatlumpu, limampu	twenty, thirty, fifty	Dalawampung piso lang ang pamasahe, kaya may sukli pa ang limampung piso ko. — The fare is only twenty pesos, so my fifty pesos still has change.
31	pamilya / mga magulang	family / parents	Mahalaga sa kulturang Pilipino ang pagkakaisa ng pamilya at paggalang sa mga magulang. — Family unity and respect for parents are important in Filipino culture.
32	Alas-dos y medya ng hapon	Two-thirty in the afternoon (2:30 PM)	Magkita tayo sa kapihan nang alas-dos y medya ng hapon. — Let's meet at the café at two-thirty in the afternoon.