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Ng is the exact counterpart of the English word....



Ng describes what something is or what it tastes or consists of



Ng comes before a noun

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Amoy mg bulaklak

Scent of flower



Amoy - scent/smell


Bulaklak - flower

Patak ng tubig

Patak - drop


Tubig - water

Puno ng mangga

Tree of mangos ( mango tree)

Kaliskis ng isda

Scale of fish

Kulay ng buhok

Colour of hair