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MGA ANGKOP NA TALASALITAAN:
Malaki Big
Mura Cheap; inexpensive
Malinaw Clear
Baluktot Crooked
Malalim Deep
Sira broken
Marumi/ madumi Dirty
Matibay Durable
Walang laman Empty
Mahal Expensive
Kaunti Few; little
Mabaho Foul smelling
Marupok Fragile; weak, not durable
Mabango Fragrant
Puno Full; filled
Matigas Hard; tough
Mabigat Heavy
Mataas High
Magaan Light (weight)
Mahaba Long
Maluwag/ maluwang loose
Mababa Low
Marami Many; plenty
Bago New
Maganda Nice; good-looking; pretty
Luma Old
Magaspang Rough
Bilog Round
Baku-bako Rugged
Mababaw Shallow
Matalim Sharp
Maikli/ maiksi Short
Maliit Small
Makinis Smooth
Malambot Soft
Tuwid Straight
Makapal Thick
Manipis Thin
Pangit Ugly
Baligtad Upside-down; inside-out
Basa Wet
Mga Kulay / Colors
Dilaw Yellow Manilaw-nilaw - yellowish
Pula Red Mamula-mula - reddish
Asul Blue Mangasul-ngasul - bluish
Puti – White Mamuti-muti - whitish
Berde Green
Itim Black
Rosas Pink
Lila – purple
Orens - orange
Pulang pula Dark red
Berdeng berde Dark green
Asul na asul Dark blue
Matingkad na (pula) Bright (red)
PAGTATASA:
Poor – Fair – Good – Very Good Comparing items using the degrees of adjectives.
Poor – Fair – Good – Very Good Carrying out a conversation about clothing and purchasing.
Poor – Fair – Good – Very Good Sustaining a Q/A format of a dialog about clothing.
Poor – Fair – Good – Very Good Understanding the elements of good “haggling.”
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