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The Filipino term "po" has no direct meaning, but is used as a sign of respect, mostly for those older than you, and could be a similar word to "please". The term is used in the middle or end of se...
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General Sebast1an
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2021-07-17T23:19:23Z (almost 3 years ago)
The Filipino term "po" has no direct meaning, but is used as a sign of respect, mostly from those older than you, and could be a similar word to "please". The term is used in the middle or end of sentences.- >Ano po? (What (is it)?)
- >Pwede po akong gumamit ng cellphone? (May I (please) use the cellphone?)
- >Sino po kayo? (Who are you?)
- Also, the word "oo" which means "yes" can also be used in respect as "opo".
- The Filipino term "po" has no direct meaning, but is used as a sign of respect, mostly for those older than you, and could be a similar word to "please". The term is used in the middle or end of sentences.
- >Ano po? (What (is it)?)
- >Pwede po akong gumamit ng cellphone? (May I (please) use the cellphone?)
- >Sino po kayo? (Who are you?)
- Also, the word "oo" which means "yes" can also be used in respect as "opo".
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General Sebast1an
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2021-06-17T03:03:54Z (almost 3 years ago)
The Filipino term "po" has no direct meaning, but is used as a sign of respect, mostly from those older than you. The word "oo" which means "yes" can also be used in respect as "opo".
- The Filipino term "po" has no direct meaning, but is used as a sign of respect, mostly from those older than you, and could be a similar word to "please". The term is used in the middle or end of sentences.
- >Ano po? (What (is it)?)
- >Pwede po akong gumamit ng cellphone? (May I (please) use the cellphone?)
- >Sino po kayo? (Who are you?)
- Also, the word "oo" which means "yes" can also be used in respect as "opo".
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General Sebast1an
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2021-06-17T02:35:00Z (almost 3 years ago)
The Filipino term "po" has no direct meaning, but is used as a sign of respect, mostly from those older than you. The word "oo" which means "yes" can also be used in respect as "opo".