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    Question Minor translation help please??

    Hi.

    I need to send a letter to the Phils soon.

    How does one say the words Mr, and Mrs please?

    Many thanks.


    Philip..
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    Im not sure if this is what you mean.

    English/Tagalog
    Mr-Ginoo
    Mrs-Ginang
    Not an expert, I only try to help.


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    Quote Originally Posted by LadyJ View Post
    Im not sure if this is what you mean.

    English/Tagalog
    Mr-Ginoo
    Mrs-Ginang
    Perfect!

    Sorry, I forgot to mention. Is this the dialect used in Gagayan De Oro???

    Thank you so much Lady J

    What is the word for AND please??? Sorry, forgot to ask!

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    And= at

    Cheers


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    Quote Originally Posted by charlwill View Post
    And= at

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    Thank you kind friend.
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    So Ginang at Ginoo = Mrs and Mr?

    A great many thanks indeed.


    Can write the address label now
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fitzy View Post
    Thank you kind friend.
    No worries. As long as I can help.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Fitzy View Post
    Perfect!

    Sorry, I forgot to mention. Is this the dialect used in Gagayan De Oro???

    Thank you so much Lady J

    I can always rely on people here
    Im not sure what's the meaning in C.D.O but a lots of members here are from that place so just wait for their reply.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fitzy View Post
    Perfect!

    Sorry, I forgot to mention. Is this the dialect used in Gagayan De Oro???

    The most commonly used dialect in CDO is Bisaya.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gracia143 View Post
    The most commonly used dialect in CDO is Bisaya.
    Ohhhk.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fitzy View Post
    Ohhhk.

    Thank you.
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    Honestly, we use quite a lot of english words in Phils and sometimes we even forgot the meaning in our own dialect from english.

    ie. i dont know what's in tagalog of cellphone. I knew telepono means telephone.
    And Computer, Calculator, Ruler, Toothpaste ah too many to mention. You guys can help me to translate these?
    Not an expert, I only try to help.


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    Telephone etc is now part of taglish,gagamiting ko ang phone ng matagal etc,they always stick the odd english word in here and there



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    Quote Originally Posted by LadyJ View Post
    Honestly, we use quite a lot of english words in Phils and sometimes we even forgot the meaning in our own dialect from english.
    Very true
    And fitz, i suppose you can address Mr and Mrs to your letter as we normally do in the philippines, specially if it's a formal letter
    Just a suggestion though
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sophie View Post
    Very true
    And fitz, i suppose you can address Mr and Mrs to your letter as we normally do in the philippines, specially if it's a formal letter
    Just a suggestion though
    Thanks.

    Will stick with the other
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fitzy View Post
    Hi.

    I need to send a letter to the Phils soon.

    How does one say the words Mr, and Mrs please?

    Many thanks.
    Philip..
    Quote Originally Posted by LadyJ View Post
    Im not sure if this is what you mean.

    English/Tagalog
    Mr-Ginoo
    Mrs-Ginang
    Quote Originally Posted by Sophie View Post
    Very true
    And fitz, i suppose you can address Mr and Mrs to your letter as we normally do in the philippines, specially if it's a formal letter
    Just a suggestion though
    Quote Originally Posted by Fitzy View Post
    Thanks.

    Will stick with the other

    Hi Philip,

    If you will make a correspondence in Filipino/Tagalog you can use Ginoo at Ginang (abbreviation: G. at Gng.) but if you will write in English, best to use Mr. & Mrs.


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