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Common Filipino Phrases

what's the time?

Anong oras na?

It's common to state the time in Filipino by simply saying the hour (from the 24-hour clock) followed by the minutes, eg:

Time in Filipino

early morning	madaling araw
morning	umaga
noon	tanghali
afternoon	hapon
evening	gabi
midnight	hating gabi
yesterday	kahapon
today (now)	ngayo'y, ngayo
tomorrow	bukas na
later	mamaya na

Days of the Week

Monday	Lunes
Tuesday	Martes
Wednesday	Miyerkules
Thursday	Huwebes
Friday	Biyernes
Saturday	Sabado
Sunday	Linggo

Months in Filipino

January	Enero
February	Pebrero
March	Marso
April	Abril
May	Mayo
June	Hunyo
July	Hulyo
August	Agosto
September	Setyembre
October	Oktobre
November	Nobyembre
December	Disyembre

Seasons in Filipino

spring	tagsibol
summer	taginit
autumn	taglagas
winter	tagyelo
rainy season	tagulan
dry season	taginit

Holidays in Filipino

Easter	pasko ng pagkabuhay
Christmas	pasko

From: www.filipinophrases.co.uk