Asking Questions Ano Nasaan/Saan Sino. Ano (what) zAno ang pangalan mo? What is your name? zAno ang kurso mo? What is your course/major?

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Asking Questions Ano Nasaan/Saan Sino

Ano (what) zAno ang pangalan mo? What is your name? zAno ang kurso mo? What is your course/major?

zAno + ang + noun + possessive pronoun?

Nasaan/saan (where) zNasaan ang nanay? Nasa bahay ang nanay. zNasaan si Ben? Nasa klase si Ben.

zNasaan + ang + noun? zNasaan + si + noun (name)? zNasa + noun (place) + ang + noun zNasa + noun (place.locatin) + si + noun

zSaan siya galing? (Where has she/he been?) ySa Dekalb. yGaling siya sa Dekalb. zSaan ka pupunta (Where are you going) ySa Chicago. yPupunta ako sa Chicago./ Sa Chicago siya pupunta.

zSaan pupunta si Mila? ySa labas. yPupunta siya sa palengke./Sa Palengke siya pupunta. zSaan pupunta ang mga estudyante? Pupunta ang mga estudyante sa Mall.

zSaan + ang pronoun + verb? zSaan + verb + si/ang + noun (person)? zSa + noun (place,location) + ang pronoun + verb zVerb + ang +noun+ sa + noun (place, location)

Sino (Who) zSino ang titser? (Who is the teacher?) ySi Ate Rhoda ang titser. zSino si John Peters? yPresidente ng NIU si John Peters. (President of NIU -John Peters). zSino siya? yKaibigan ko siya.

zSino + ang + noun? zSino + si + noun (name)? zSino + ang pronoun (he, she, they,etc.)? zSi + noun (name) + ang + noun zNoun + (ng/ni + noun) + si+ noun (name) zNoun + (ng pronoun - possessive) + ang pronoun.