Tagalog Mukha’ -ng, Para -ng
it seems, seems (to be/like/that)
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Mukhang nag-aral sila. |
It seems (that) they studied. |
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Mukhang nag-aaral sila. |
It seems (that) they are studying. It seems (that) they were studying. |
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Mukhang mag-aaral sila. |
It seems (that) they will study. |
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verbless |
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Mukhang nandito sila. |
It seems (that) they are here. It seems (that) they were here. |
See also: Na/-ng (p. 28)
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