Tagalog Kung

if, when

basic form

kung mag-aral sila

if they study

when they study

completed, uncompleted and unstarted forms

kung nag-aral sila

if they studied

if they had studied

kung nag-aaral sila

if they are studying

if they had been studying

kung mag-aaral sila

if they will study

if they would study

verbless

kung mainit

if it’s hot

if it were hot

kung nandito si Fred

if Fred is here

if Fred were here

kung may pera ako

if I have money

if I had money

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