How to say want something drink in Tagalog?
Here are a few ways to say "I want something to drink" in Tagalog:
Formal:
* Gusto ko ng maiinom. (Goo-stoh koh ng mah-ee-nohm) - This is the most literal and formal translation.
* Nais ko pong uminom. (Nay-ees koh pong oo-mee-nohm) - This is a polite and formal way to say it.
Informal:
* Gusto ko uminom. (Goo-stoh koh oo-mee-nohm) - This is a more casual way to say it.
* May gusto akong inumin. (May goo-stoh ah-kong ee-noo-min) - This means "I have a desire to drink something."
You can also use more specific phrases, depending on what you want to drink:
* Gusto ko ng tubig. (Goo-stoh koh ng too-big) - "I want water."
* Gusto ko ng juice. (Goo-stoh koh ng joo-ees) - "I want juice."
* Gusto ko ng kape. (Goo-stoh koh ng kah-peh) - "I want coffee."
Remember to adjust your tone and vocabulary depending on the situation and who you are talking to.
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