In Kapampangan, "saan ka nakatira" is expressed as "Asan ka maki?" This phrase is used to ask someone where they live or reside.
Nakatira ako sa Isabela.
How are you? is "Kamusta ka?" in tagalog and where do you live? means "Saan ka nakatira?" in tagalog.
There are many ways you can say it in Tagalog depending on how serious or formal your question will be, please take note of the following:"Saan ka nakatira?" (formal)"Taga san ka?" (conversational)
To say "take care" in Kapampangan, you can say "Ingat ka."
In Kapampangan, "saan ka pupunta" translates to "nanu ya ing lalakaran mu?" which means "where are you going?" It's a way of asking someone about their destination or plans. The phrase reflects the same curiosity about one's whereabouts as in the original Filipino expression.
BTW, Ilocano is what you call the people who lives in Ilocosso, the translation would be "Saan ka nakatira sa Ilocos?"
"Saan ka nanggaling" is in Tagalog form which means "Where have you been" in English.
"Saan ka pupunta" or simply "San ka pupunta".
"Tumatanda ka na" in Kapampangan is "Buri ka na magmaldita."
"Makan na ka ba?" is "Have you eaten?" in Kapampangan.
The translation of "maligo ka na" in Kapampangan is "maligo ka na." It means "take a bath now" in English.
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