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    This document provides vocabulary and sample conversations for learning Tagalog greetings. It introduces the word "Kumusta" which can mean both "How do you do?" and "How are you?". Sample dialogs demonstrate using Kumusta in greetings between teachers, mothers, and fathers. The exercise at the end prompts the reader to practice a similar conversation in Tagalog.

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    This document provides vocabulary and sample conversations for learning Tagalog greetings. It introduces the word "Kumusta" which can mean both "How do you do?" and "How are you?". Sample dialogs demonstrate using Kumusta in greetings between teachers, mothers, and fathers. The exercise at the end prompts the reader to practice a similar conversation in Tagalog.

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    This document provides vocabulary and sample conversations for learning Tagalog greetings. It introduces the word "Kumusta" which can mean both "How do you do?" and "How are you?". Sample dialogs demonstrate using Kumusta in greetings between teachers, mothers, and fathers. The exercise at the end prompts the reader to practice a similar conversation in Tagalog.

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    Lesson 4

    Vocabulary:
    Kumusta...............................................How do you do?
    .............................................................How are you?
    Mabuti..................................................Good
    Hindi....................................................Not/No
    Rin.......................................................too/also

    Note:
    The first two meanings provided on top are not literal; “Kumusta” is one
    word that sums to mean the two phrases provided. In addition, please
    translate the exercise.

    Sample Conversation:
    Teacher 1: Magandang umaga po. Kumusta po?
    Teacher 2: Mabuti. Kumusta rin po?
    Teacher 1: Mabuti rin. [Good too]

    Mother 1: Magandang gabi. Kumusta?


    Mother 2: Mabuti. Kumusta?
    Mother 1: Hindi Mabuti. [Not Good]

    Exercise:

    Father 1: Good afternoon. How are you?


    Father 2: Good. How do you do?
    Father 1: Good too.

    Father 1:
    Father 2:
    Father 1:

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