How to Say "At," "In," or "On" in Tagalog | NASA in English
How do you say “in,” “on,” or “at” in Tagalog when describing locations or positions? This Filipino language tutorial delves into the Tagalog preposition “nasa,” to indicate place and spatial relationships. You’ll get a clear understanding of its meaning and learn exactly how ‘nasa’ is naturally used in everyday Filipino sentences to identify objects, people, or places. Packed with practical sentence examples and clear English translations, this lesson will help you confidently talk about locations.
Watch this video to learn how to say “at,” “in,” or “on” in Tagalog using the word “nasa.” See useful Tagalog example sentences with easy English translations so you can see how nasa is naturally used to indicate location in everyday conversation.
Nasa kusina si Aarvi. (Aarvi is in the kitchen.)
Nasa bag ang pitaka at susi ko. (My wallet and keys are in the bag.)
Nasa kulungan ang alaga nilang unggoy. (Their pet monkey is in the cage.)
Nasa tabi mo lang ako kanina. (I was just beside you earlier.)
Nasa loob ng drawer ang papel. (The paper’s inside the drawer.)
Nasa opisina pa siya. (He’s still at the office.)
Nasa harap ng bahay ang kotse at motor ko. (My car and motorcycle are in front of the house.)
Nasa mesa ang cellphone mo. (Your cellphone is on the table.)
Nasa ilalim ng lababo ang timba. (The bucket is under the sink.)
Nasa langit na siya. (He’s already in heaven.)
Nasa banyo si Tito. (Uncle is in the bathroom.)
Nasa eskwelahan ang mga bata. (The kids are at school.)
Nasa Australia ang mga anak niya. (Her kids are in Australia.)
Nasa ilalim ng upuan ang tsinelas mo.(Your slippers are under the chair.)
Nasa loob pa ng kahon ang relo. (The watch is still inside the box.)
Nasa sakayan na kami ng jeep. (We’re already at the jeepney stand.)
Nasa likod ng paso ang bola. (The ball is behind the flowerpot.)
Nasa gate na ‘yung magde-deliver. (The delivery person is already at the gate.)
Nasa bakasyon sila kaya hindi ko matawagan. (They’re on vacation, so I can’t reach them.)
Nasa loob ng aparador ang kumot. (The blanket is inside the cabinet.)
Ang iingay ng mga pusang nasa bubong. (The cats on the roof are so noisy.)
Nasa isip ko si Jiawei buong araw. (Jiawei’s been on my mind all day.)
Nasa puso niya talaga ang pagtulong sa kapwa. (Helping others truly comes from her heart.)
Nasa kamay mo ang desisyon. (The decision is in your hands.)
Nasa dugo nila ang pagiging masipag. (Hard work runs in their blood.)
Nasa panig tayo ng katotohanan. (We’re on the side of the truth.)
Nasa diwa ng Pasko ang pagbibigayan. (Christmas is all about giving.)
Nasa kanya ang lahat ng kailangan natin. (He has everything we need.)
Nasa tamang direksyon tayo. (We’re going in the right direction.)
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