How to Say "How Much" (Price) in Tagalog | MAGKANO in English
Wondering how to say “how much” in Tagalog when asking about prices? This lesson explains how to use “magkano,” the essential Filipino question word for talking about cost. You’ll learn how Filipinos naturally use magkano in everyday situations from shopping for groceries to asking about fares and basic services. This Tagalog lesson has a lot of example phrases translated to English that will help you speak more confidently and ask about prices smoothly and naturally in real conversations.
Watch this video to learn how to ask “how much” in Tagalog using the word “magkano.” See practical examples with easy English translations and understand how magkano is used when talking about prices, shopping, or everyday transactions. Improve your Filipino and confidently handle conversations about costs and purchases!
Magkano ito? (How much is this?)
Magkano ang tiket? (How much is the ticket?)
Magkano ang bayad sa kuryente? (How much is the electric bill?)
Magkano ang pagpapagawa? (How much is the repair?)
Magkano ang natipid mo? (Ho much did you save?)
Magkano ang pamasahe sa jeep? (How much is the jeepney fare?)
Magkano ang kinita mo? (How much did you earn?)
Magkano ang utang mo sa kanya? (How much do you owe him?)
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Magkano ang isang pirasong tinapay? (How much is a piece of bread?)
Magkano ang isang dosenang itlog? (How much is a doze eggs?)
Magkano ang isang kilong bigas? (How much is a kilo of rice?)
Magkano ang isang litrong gatas? (How much is one liter of milk?)
Magkano ang dalawang supot ng asukal? (How much are two bags of sugar?)
Magkano ang dalawang bote ng mantika? (How much are two bottles of cooking oil?)
Magkano ang dalawang kahong sardinas? (How much are two boxes of sardines?)
Magkano ang isang pakete ng sigarilyo? (How much is a pack of cigarettes?)
Magkano ang isang kilong baboy? (How much is a kilo of pork?)
Magkano ang isang galong tubig? (How much is a gallon of water?)
Magkano ang isang metro ng tela? (How much is one meter of fabric?)
Magkano ang isang lata ng gatas kondensada? (How much is a can of condensed milk?)
Hindi ko alam kung magkano. (Just don’t forget to pay.)
Itanong mo kung magkano. (Ask how much it is.)
Nakita ko kung magkano sa price tag. (I saw how much it was on the price tag.)
Alam mo ba kung magkano ang isang buong pakwan ngayon? (Any idea how much a whole watermelon costs these days?)
Magkano ang binili mong sapatos? (How much were the shoes you bought?)
Magkano ang babayaran ko? (How much do I need to pay?)
Magkano lahat-lahat? (How much all in all?)
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