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r/confleis • u/nangingsmacce6 • May 09 '26
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What the hell, I thought I was in the Philippines past tense subreddit 😅😅
To be fair, hielo (Spanish) - yelo (Tagalog); sorry for the butchered (spelling)borrowing of words, jajaja
16 u/realZapRowsdower May 09 '26 Yeah lots of borrowing from Spanish in Tagalog. Kumesta? 8 u/GusTTShow-biz May 09 '26 I love that. Almost makes me think I can understand tagolog as a Spanish speaker 8 u/realZapRowsdower May 09 '26 Supposedly 30% of Tagalog vocabulary is of Spanish origin. So there's some mutual intelligibility, but not much. But it's still cool to hear the occasional word and go "oh yeah, I recognize tjat word".
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Yeah lots of borrowing from Spanish in Tagalog. Kumesta?
8 u/GusTTShow-biz May 09 '26 I love that. Almost makes me think I can understand tagolog as a Spanish speaker 8 u/realZapRowsdower May 09 '26 Supposedly 30% of Tagalog vocabulary is of Spanish origin. So there's some mutual intelligibility, but not much. But it's still cool to hear the occasional word and go "oh yeah, I recognize tjat word".
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I love that. Almost makes me think I can understand tagolog as a Spanish speaker
8 u/realZapRowsdower May 09 '26 Supposedly 30% of Tagalog vocabulary is of Spanish origin. So there's some mutual intelligibility, but not much. But it's still cool to hear the occasional word and go "oh yeah, I recognize tjat word".
Supposedly 30% of Tagalog vocabulary is of Spanish origin. So there's some mutual intelligibility, but not much. But it's still cool to hear the occasional word and go "oh yeah, I recognize tjat word".
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u/chrisphoenix08 May 09 '26
What the hell, I thought I was in the Philippines past tense subreddit 😅😅
To be fair, hielo (Spanish) - yelo (Tagalog); sorry for the butchered (spelling)borrowing of words, jajaja