R and D rule of Wikang Tagalog
How to use R and D rules in the Tagalog language? Rule Use R if the word before ends with a vowel (A, E, I, O, U) Use D The word before ends with a consonant and ra, re, ri, ro, ru Manga halimbawang salita Example words Din vs Rin Also Dito vs Rito Here Diyan vs Riyan There Doon vs Roon There *Difference between Diyan/Roon and Doon/Roon will be in a separate lesson. Manga halimbawang pangungusap Example sentences Ak o rin ay isang Tagalog I'm also a Tagalog N arito ang aming bahay or N andito ang aming bahay Our house is there Na vs Nan This is flexible but we have to follow the R and D rule next to it. Na is used for Rito, Riyan, and Roon Nan is used for Dito, Diyan, and Doon Narito ang manga kaibigan ko or Nandito ang manga kaibigan ko Both means "My friends are here" Naroon ang aming sasakyan or Nandoon ang aming sasakyan Both means "Our car is over there." Nariyan ba ang mangga? or Nandiyan ba ang mangga? Both mean "Is the mango there?...
