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    The document discusses two types of pronouns in Tagalog: 1. Panao or personal pronouns which can replace nouns in sentences. It lists the subjective, objective, and possessive forms of personal pronouns for the first, second, and third person in both Tagalog and English. 2. Pamatlig or determiners which indicate similarities or directions. Similarity determiners include ganito, ganyan, ganoon which reference objects close to or far from the speaker. Direction determiners include nandito, nandiyan, nandoon which reference places close to or far from both the speaker and listener.

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    The document discusses two types of pronouns in Tagalog: 1. Panao or personal pronouns which can replace nouns in sentences. It lists the subjective, objective, and possessive forms of personal pronouns for the first, second, and third person in both Tagalog and English. 2. Pamatlig or determiners which indicate similarities or directions. Similarity determiners include ganito, ganyan, ganoon which reference objects close to or far from the speaker. Direction determiners include nandito, nandiyan, nandoon which reference places close to or far from both the speaker and listener.

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    PANGHALIP (PRONOUN) – has 2 kinds which are called: Panao and Pamatlig

    1. PANAO (PERSONAL PRONOUNS) – replaces the nouns in a sentence


    • TYPES OF PANAO (PERSONAL PRONOUNS)
    PERSON SUBJECTIVE CASE OBJECTIVE CASE POSSESSIVE
    # Singular Plural Singular Plural Singular Plural
    1st Ako Tayo, Kami Ko Natin, Namin Akin Atin, Amin
    2nd Ikaw, Ka Kayo Mo Ninyo Iyo Inyo
    3rd Siya Sila Niya Nila Kanya Kanila

    PERSON SUBJECTIVE CASE OBJECTIVE CASE POSSESSIVE


    # Singular Plural Singular Plural Singular Plural
    1st I We Me Us Mine Ours
    2nd You You You You Yours Yours
    3rd He/She They Him/Her Them His/Her Theirs
    **English equivalent

    EX.
    In the sentence, “Mabuti si Alice” (Alice is nice), Alice can be replaced by “siya”.
    So, the new sentence is "Mabuti siya" (She is nice).

    EX.
    Ako ay babae. (I am a girl)
    Binigay ko kay Sally. (I gave it to Sally)
    Akin ka lang. (You are mine) **notice that 2 pronouns are used here

    2. PAMATLIG – determiners
    • TYPES OF PAMATLIG
    o PATULAD – expresses similarities
    ▪ Ganito (Like this) **when you’re holding the object
    ▪ Ganyan (Like that) **when the object is in close proximity to the person you’re
    talking to
    ▪ Ganoon (Like that) **when the object is far from you and the person you’re
    talking to
    o PANLUNAN – expresses directions
    ▪ Nandito (Here)
    ▪ Nandiyan (There) **when the place is in close proximity to the person you’re
    talking to
    ▪ Nandoon (There) **when the place is far from you and the person you’re talking
    to
    EX.
    Ito ang ebidensya laban sa kanila.
    Iyan ay panis na.
    Iyon ang ating pupuntuhan.

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