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Hello.
Komusta.
Welcome.
Salangi.
Good morning.
Mayap a umaga.
Nice to meet you.
Agagalak dakang akilala.
Thank you.
Salamat.
How are you?
Komusta naka?
Please.
Makiusap.
Excuse Me.
Panupaya mu ku.
Sorry.
Pasensya.
Yes.
Wa.
No.
Ali.
You’re welcome.
Alang anuman.
Have a nice day.
Mayap a yaldo.
Good morning.
Mayap a umaga.
Good afternoon.
Mayap a gatpanapun.
Good night.
Mayad a tudtud.
Nice to meet you.
Agagalak dakang akilala.
It’s a pleasure to meet you.
Masaya kung akilala daka.
Have a good weekend.
Mayap a weekend.
Let the good times roll.
Paburen meng ing masanting a oras.
Sweet dreams.
Mayap a tudtud.
Best Wishes.
Mayap a Kapagnasan.
Goodbye.
Maulaga.
Sweet dreams.
Mayap a tudtud.
I love you.
Kaluguran daka.
I love you too.
Kaluguran daka mu rin.
I love you more.
Mas kaluguran daka.
I'm deeply in love with you.
Malalam ku lugud keka.
We love you.
Kaluguran da kayu.
You are beautiful.
Kalagu mu.
I will miss you.
Miss daka.
I like you.
Buri daka.
I'm deeply in love with you.
Malalam ku lugud keka.
Every moment with you is precious.
Bawat penandit a kayabe daka maulaga ya.
I can't imagine my life without you.
Eku aisip ing biye ku nung ala ka.
Will you marry me?
Pakasalan mu ku?
How much does it cost?
Magkanu ing presyu na?
Do you have this in blue colour?
Atin kang kule asul?
Can I try this on?
Malyari ku bang subukan ini?
Where is the fitting room?
Nokarin ya ing fitting room?
That's expensive!
Mahal ya ita!
Do you have any sales or discounts?
Atin kayung benta o diskwentu?
What’s the best price you can give me?
Nanu ing pekamasanting a presyu a malyari mung ibie kanaku?
Is this the final price?
Ini na ing tauling presyu?
Can I return this if it doesn't fit?
Malyari ku bang ibalik ini nung e ya kasya?
Can I pay by cash or card?
Malyari kung mamayad cash o card?
Can I get a receipt, please?
Malyari ku pung kumang resibo, pakisabi?
I’d like to exchange this for a different size.
Buri keng palitan ini keng aliwang sukad.
Where is the bus station?
Nukarin ya ing istasyun ning bus?
When does it arrive?
Kapilan ya pu dumating?
Where can I buy a ticket?
Nukarin ku malyaring saling ticket?
How much is a ticket?
Magkanu ing ticket?
I would like to change my ticket.
Buri ke sanang palitan ing ticket ku.
Where is the taxi stand?
Nokarin ya ing taxi stand?
Please call a taxi for me.
Paki awsan ye pung taxi para kanaku.
How much will it cost?
Magkanu ing bayad?
Can you take me to the hotel?
Malyari mu kung idala keng hotel?
I have a reservation for a room.
Atin ku pung reservation keng metung a kwartu.
How much is the room?
Magkanu ya ing kwartu?
My room needs to be cleaned.
Kailangan yang linisan ing kwartu ku.
Where is the restaurant?
Nokarin ya ing pipanganan?
I would like breakfast.
Buri kung mag almusal.
I would like lunch.
Buri ku ing luch.
I would like dinner.
Buri kung mangan apunan.
I would like some water.
Buri ku sanang danum.
May I see a menu?
Malyari kung akit ing menu?
I am ready to order some food.
Makasadya kung mag order pamangan.
I'm allergic to peanuts.
Allergic ku keng mani.
I'm allergic to fish.
Allergic ku keng asan.
I don't eat beef.
Eku mamangan baka.
I'm vegan.
Vegan ku.
I would like to pay.
Buri ku sanang mamayad.


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Kapampangan, also known as Pampango, is spoken by approximately two million people. It is primarily spoken in the Central Luzon region of the Philippines, particularly in Pampanga and parts of Bataan, along with neighboring areas. Smaller Kapampangan-speaking communities can also be found in Metro Manila and abroad due to migration.

Traditionally, Kapampangan was written using the Kulitan script. However, with the arrival of Spanish colonization, the use of Kulitan gradually diminished, and the Roman alphabet became the primary writing system for Kapampangan. Today, while Kapampangan is widely written using the Roman alphabet, cultural advocates are working to revive and promote the use of Kulitan as a significant part of Kapampangan heritage.

The adoption of the Roman alphabet has facilitated the use of Kapampangan in modern education, media, and literature. This standardization has enabled the production of books, newspapers, and digital content in Kapampangan. Additionally, efforts to revive Kulitan through workshops, publications, and digital resources form part of broader cultural preservation initiatives in the Philippines.

Kapampangan grammar primarily follows a verb-subject-object (VSO) word order, which is common in Philippine languages. However, subject-verb-object (SVO) order is frequently used in informal speech.

The Kapampangan vocabulary has been influenced by a variety of languages and cultures, including Spanish, Malay, Chinese, Sanskrit, Arabic, and English. This linguistic borrowing reflects the region's rich history and cultural interactions over time.

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Commonly Spoken English to Kapampangan Phrases

Welcome
Salangi
Hello
Komusta
How are you?
Komusta naka?
What is your name?
Nanung lagyu mu?
Pleased to meet you
Masaya kung akilala daka
Thank you
Salamat
Excuse me / Sorry
Pasensya na / Pasensya na
See you!
Mikit tana mu!
Good morning
Mayap a umaga
Good afternoon
Mayap a gatpanapun
Do you speak English?
Magsalita kang Ingles?
I don’t understand
Ali ke antindyan
Please speak slowly
Magsalita kang mabagal
Where are the restrooms?
nukarin la reng kasilyas?
Can I change money?
Malyari ku bang palitan pera?
How much is this?
Magkanu ya ini?
It’s too expensive!
Masyadu yang mamahal!
Please say it again
Pakisabi namu ulit
Left / Right / Straight
Kaliwa / Wanan / Tulid

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