2015年4月24日 · "Ako" means "I," so by replying "Mabuti po ako," it means "I am fine/ I am good," and "Mabuti po" also has the same meaning. If you ask a person if he is all right, the answer to that (in formal speech) is "Ayos lang po ako" or "Ayos lang po."

2017年4月3日 · Kumusta po? / Kumusta po kayo? (Formal) How are you? Mabuti naman. / Mabuti naman ako. Mabuti naman po. (Formal) I'm fine. The Tagalog word maganda is translated as "beautiful" in English. But Filipinos use it as an equivalent of "good" in greetings. Magandang araw. Magandang araw po. (Formal) Good day. Magandang umaga. Magandang umaga po ...

2018年10月7日 · i. Magandang Araw po. This translates to “Good day, sir/ma’am.” It is a polite and commonly used greeting in formal situations. Although it doesn’t directly mean “I am fine,” it is often used as a response to greetings and serves a similar purpose. ii. Mabuti po ako. This translates to “I am fine.”

2021年9月11日 · Mabuti naman ako is like “I’m doing fine” Mabuti ako is like “I’m fine” |@Aaron-Leegold They're the same. The word [naman] in here makes it less direct or less definite. |yes! “Mabuti naman ako” is more formal and that’s the only difference:)

Contextual translation of "mabuti po" into English. Human translations with examples: i'm fine, thank you, hello "po", magandang gabi, hugasan mabuti, for not anymore.

Proper responses to Filipino greetings include ‘Mabuti naman’ (I’m good) or ‘Okay lang’ (I’m okay) for ‘Kumusta?’ and ‘Magandang araw din’ (Good day to you too) or ‘Oo, magandang araw nga ito’ (Yes, indeed it is a beautiful day) for ‘Magandang Araw’.

Mabuti naman (po) ako. I am fine. + 1 more side. Magandang umaga (po). Good morning. + 1 more side. Magandang hapon (po). Good afternoon. + 1 more side. About us. About Quizlet; ... Magandang araw (po). Good day. + 1 more side. Upgrade to remove ads. Only $35.99/year. About us. About Quizlet; How Quizlet works; Careers; Advertise with us; Get ...

2023年10月2日 · Take Note: Don't forget to use the word 'PO', in able to show your respect to your elders. English Tagalog; How are you? Kamusta / Kumusta. I am fine . Mabuti naman (ako) Thank you (so much) (Maraming) Salamat. You are welcome. Walang anuman. Sorry. Paumahin. Pardon (please) Mawalang galang na po. Can I ask a question? Pwede ba akong magtanong ...

2023年8月8日 · “Mabuti po ako” is a formal phrase that translates literally to “I am well” or “I am good.” The addition of “po” at the end is a polite marker used to show respect to the person you are conversing with. This phrase is appropriate when talking to elderly people, superiors, or those you are meeting for the first time.” 2 ...

It is an expression that cannot be translated literally, but the pronoun "I" can be translated as "ako," "fine" can be translated as "mabuti" or "maayos," referring to one's condition, and throwing back the question to the other by using the pronoun, "ikaw", meaning "you." "Ikaw" is used when the person you are talking to is familiar to you.