Tagalog Kung Hindi’ Lang

if it weren’t for / if it hadn’t been for (the fact that)

also: kung hindi’ (nga’) lang (sana)

completed, uncompleted and unstarted forms

kung hindi’ lang sila nag-aral

if it weren’t for the fact that they studied

kung hindi’ lang sila nag-aaral

if it weren’t for the fact that they are studying

kung hindi’ lang sila mag-aaral

if it weren’t for the fact that they will study

verbless

kung hindi’ lang mahal

if it weren’t (for the fact that it’s) expensive

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