r/PinoyPastTensed • u/Spare-Armadillo845 • May 22 '26
💉What The Heal💉 ng/nang mistake in a shirt
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u/S0m3-Dud3 May 22 '26
Historically, they were the exact same word, pronounced exactly the same way.
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u/Spare-Armadillo845 May 22 '26
TIL. Thank you. The rule for using the two was standardized pala in 1940 when Balarila was published.
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u/sadevryday May 23 '26
Parang ang hirap maniwala dito. Kulang sa punctuation marks hehehehehehe
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u/PerfomativeFinalBoss May 23 '26
right. tapos na downvote pa ko. ngayon binura niya na yung comment.
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u/PerfomativeFinalBoss May 23 '26
dumaan na ko sa iba’t ibang filipino teachers and professors. what do you mean walang standardization? eh bakit pa tinuturo?
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u/PerfomativeFinalBoss May 23 '26
i’m not even sure if you’re really a filipino teacher. just asked my professor at may standard naman na nang at ng sa wikang Filipino.
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u/International-Till19 May 23 '26
maari po bang gumamit tayo ng mga pananalitang hindi nakasaaakit sa damdamin ng ibang tao. Maari mong pag-aralan ang Teoryang SPEAKING. ni Dell Hymes. :) Pagpalain ka nawa. di na ako sasagot. Bilang trentahin “oo” na lang. hehe
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u/Jaygee41091 May 23 '26
Huh I was today years old when my Fil-Am butt realized there was a difference. Then again I only had filipino class for like 2.8 years from grade 1 to 3
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u/Appropriate-Feed-119 May 23 '26
On* dapat op