Learn Tagalog

Lesson 15

Vocabulary:
Isa.........................................................One
Dalawa.................................................Two
Tatlo.....................................................Three
Apat.....................................................Four
Lima.....................................................Five
Anim....................................................Six
Pito.......................................................Seven
Walo.....................................................Eight
Siyam...................................................Nine
Sampo..................................................Ten

Note:
If you want to specifically express the numbers/counts of the subject, the
word “mga” is no longer used. For example, if you would like to express
that you have “Five combs;” here’s how you would do it.

English: There are five combs.

Short-form Tagalog: Mayroong limang suklay.
Long-form Tagalog: Mayroong lima na suklay}

* The “ng” rule applies to numbers also. If it ends in a consonant, use “na.”
You can probably guess why! 
Exercise:
Please provide the plural form.

PLURAL
There were five Tuesdays

There were two Afternoons/Noons

There is a drink bottle

There are five Teachers

There was one Thursday

There were eight Wednesdays

There are ten combs

There are nine papers

There are many nights

There were seven Mondays

There are three books

There were many Sundays

There are many roads

There were six mornings

There are four cats