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    This Tagalog lesson provides vocabulary for days of the week and notes how to ask how someone was doing on a specific past day by using the word "noong" before the day. It gives examples of asking how someone's Monday, Tuesday, Friday, or Sunday was in the past and how they were last Thursday using the phrases learned.

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    This Tagalog lesson provides vocabulary for days of the week and notes how to ask how someone was doing on a specific past day by using the word "noong" before the day. It gives examples of asking how someone's Monday, Tuesday, Friday, or Sunday was in the past and how they were last Thursday using the phrases learned.

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    This Tagalog lesson provides vocabulary for days of the week and notes how to ask how someone was doing on a specific past day by using the word "noong" before the day. It gives examples of asking how someone's Monday, Tuesday, Friday, or Sunday was in the past and how they were last Thursday using the phrases learned.

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    Lesson 6

    Vocabulary:
    Noong..................................................Last, on, during
    Lunes...................................................Monday
    Martes..................................................Tuesday
    Miyerkules...........................................Wednesday
    Huwebes..............................................Thursday
    Biyernes...............................................Friday
    Sabado.................................................Saturday
    Linggo..................................................Sunday

    Note:
    Now, you can ask a person how did they do or how were they doing at a
    specific day. The same sentence formation as shown on the previous lesson
    is used. Putting the word “noong” prior the name of the day will result to a
    past event. Please see the example below.

    Exercise:

    English: How did you do last Monday?


    Tagalog: Kamusta ka noong lunes?

    Sentence 1: How was Friday? [with politeness]

    Sentence 2: How are you last Tuesday?

    Sentence 3: Last monday, how did you do? [with politeness]

    Sentence 4: Sunday, how’d you do?

    Sentence 5: How are you last Thursday? [with politeness]

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