Lesson #6, November 9, 2024
When you want to ask someone if they’re thirsty, you can use the phrase:
This literally translates to "Thirsty you?"
Key Vocabulary:
"Uhaw" - Thirsty
"Ka" - You
"Tubig" - Water
"Ako" - I
"Pahingi" - Can I have
"Sila" - They
"Po" - Polite particle
"Inumin" - Drink
"Malamig" - Cold
"Salamat" - Thank you
Other Useful Variations:
Uhaw ako.
I’m thirsty.
Uhaw sila.
They are thirsty.
Pahingi ng malamig na tubig.
Can I have some cold water?
May inumin ba dito?
Is there something to drink here?
Gusto mo ba ng tubig?
Do you want some water?
Saan ang inumin?
Where is the drink?
May malamig na inumin ba?
Is there a cold drink?
Pakibigay ng tubig, salamat.
Please pass the water, thank you.
Pwede bang uminom?
Can I drink?
Gusto ko ng inumin.
I want a drink.
Take the Quiz
The word for 'drink' is 'inumin'. How would you say 'Do you want a drink?'
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