Lesson #25, November 28, 2024
When you want to encourage someone to proceed or express agreement casually, use this phrase:
In Tagalog, 'Sige lang' translates to 'Go ahead' or 'That's okay.' Dropping 'lang' simply emphasizes 'Sige,' meaning 'Okay' or 'Go ahead' in a casual tone.
Key Vocabulary:
"Sige" - Go ahead/Okay
"Lang" - Just/Only
"Tuloy" - Continue
"Tama" - Correct/Right
"Oo" - Yes
"Hindi" - No/Not
"Sigurado" - Sure
"Salamat" - Thank you
"Huwag" - Don't
"Kaya" - Can/Capable
Other Useful Variations:
Sige lang.
Go ahead.
Sige.
Okay.
Sige tuloy ka.
Go ahead, continue.
Sige lang, tama ka.
Go ahead, you are correct.
Sige, salamat.
Okay, thank you.
Sige lang, sigurado ako.
Go ahead, I’m sure.
Sige, kaya mo yan.
Okay, you can do it.
Sige huwag kang mag-alala.
Okay, don’t worry.
Sige tuloy tayo.
Okay, let’s continue.
Sige, oo naman.
Okay, of course.
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If you want to say 'Go ahead, continue,' which phrase would you use?
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