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a

a vowel sound; listen for its quality in context

e

e vowel sound; spelling conventions may vary

ng

a common nasal sound in many Philippine languages

Kapampangan

the Kapampangan language / a Kapampangan person, depending on context

Mayap a abak

Good morning

Mayap a gatpanapun

Good afternoon

Mayap a bengi

Good evening / good night

Komusta na ka?

How are you?

Dakal a salamat

Thank you very much

Ala

You’re welcome / it’s nothing

metung

one

adwa

two

atlu

three

apat

four

lima

five

ima

mother

tata

father

kapatad

sibling

anak

child

kaibigan

friend

kanan

rice / meal

danum

water

mangan

to eat

inum

to drink

masanting

good / beautiful

kaluguran

happiness / joy

aldo

day / sun

ngeni

today

metung

one

adwa

two

atlu

three

ku

my / I, depending on context

ya

he / she / it, depending on context

mangan

to eat

inum

to drink

Mayap a abak

Good morning

Mayap a gatpanapun

Good afternoon

kanan

rice / meal

danum

water

mangan

to eat

inum

to drink

Mayap a abak

Good morning

Mayap a gatpanapun

Good afternoon

metung

one

adwa

two

atlu

three

kanan

rice / meal

danum

water