which
Alin ang bahay? |
Which (one) is the house? |
Alin sa mga bahay? |
Which of the houses? |
Alin -ng
Aling bahay? |
Which house? |
Nasa aling bayan? |
In which town? Which town is it in? |
See also: Na/-ng (p. 28)
Note: Sino, instead of alin, is generally used to ask about persons.
Sinong teacher? |
Which teacher? |
Sinu-sinong teacher? |
Which teachers? |
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