Lesson #18, November 21, 2024
When you want to express that you miss someone, this is the phrase to use:
In Tagalog, 'Miss kita' translates to 'I miss you.' It is a casual and affectionate way of expressing longing for someone.
Key Vocabulary:
"Miss" - Miss (as in longing for someone)
"Kita" - I-you (used for actions involving both 'I' and 'you')
"Mo" - Your
"Ako" - Me
"Siya" - Him/Her
"Kami" - We (exclusive)
"Tayo" - We (inclusive)
"Sila" - They
"Palagi" - Always
"Din" - Also
Other Useful Variations:
Miss kita.
I miss you.
Miss ko siya.
I miss him/her.
Miss ka namin.
We (exclusive) miss you.
Miss namin siya.
We (exclusive) miss him/her.
Miss tayo ni Ana.
Ana misses us (inclusive).
Miss mo ba ako?
Do you miss me?
Miss sila ng guro.
The teacher misses them.
Miss kita palagi.
I always miss you.
Miss din kita.
I miss you too.
Miss din namin siya.
We (exclusive) miss him/her too.
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If you want to say 'We (exclusive) miss him/her,' which phrase would you use?
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