Body Parts In Tagalog, Part 2 || Beginners Level
Jul 11, 2023•15 min•Season 2Ep. 26
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Episode description
This Tagalog tutorial is suited for total beginners in Tagalog. At the end of this podcast, you'll be able to say the following parts of the human body:
- Ulo (head)
- Pisngí (cheek)
- Taingá or "tenga" (ear)
- leég (neck)
- tuhod (knee)
- hità (thigh)
- bintî (leg, lower leg)
- paá (foot)
- noó (forehead)
- kilay (eyebrow)
- matá (eye)
- labí (lip)
- ngipin (tooth)
- braso (arm)
- balikat (shoulder)
- dibdíb (breast)
- siko (elbow)
- baywáng or "bewang" (waist)
- buhók (hair)
- ilóng (nose)
- babà (chin)
- pusò (heart)
- likód (back)
- dilà (tongue)
In this episode, you'll also learn how to say "no" in Tagalog. There are 2 ways to say "no":
- Hindî means "no" or the opposite of "yes".
- Walâ means "not existing" or "nothing" or "zero" or "none" or "have no". The opposite of "walâ" is "mayroón" or "meron" which means "there is/are" or "there exist" or "have".
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