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    Po is a Tagalog word with no direct translation that is used to show politeness when speaking to someone older, of higher rank, a boss, unknown caller, or customer. It is a rule of thumb to use po when addressing these types of individuals. An exercise provides common greetings to practice using po such as "Magandang umaga po" for good morning.

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    Po is a Tagalog word with no direct translation that is used to show politeness when speaking to someone older, of higher rank, a boss, unknown caller, or customer. It is a rule of thumb to use po when addressing these types of individuals. An exercise provides common greetings to practice using po such as "Magandang umaga po" for good morning.

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    Lesson 002

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    Po is a Tagalog word with no direct translation that is used to show politeness when speaking to someone older, of higher rank, a boss, unknown caller, or customer. It is a rule of thumb to use po when addressing these types of individuals. An exercise provides common greetings to practice using po such as "Magandang umaga po" for good morning.

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    Lesson 2

    Vocabulary:
    Po.........................................................*No definite translation.

    Note:
    Rule of thumb: “Po” means politeness. It is used when speaking to an/a:
    (a) Older person by age
    (b) Person of a certain rank
    (c) Boss
    (d) Unknown phone caller
    (e) Customers

    Exercise:

    1. Good Morning: Magandang umaga po.


    2. Good Noon/Afternoon:
    3. Good Afternoon:
    4. Good Night:

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