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    Quote Originally Posted by reginakrys View Post
    sa akong pgsabot kay.. tugnaw kay ang imohang feeling.. "gi-tugnaw ko..", dli "gi-bugnaw ko" dba? hehe..

    ang bugnaw kay kung maka feel ka ug stuff around you nga bugnaw.. hehe..

    ambot oi.. ang sihag ug hayag unsay difference?
    mao na ni rn. speling ang nka lahi

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    bugnaw-the absence of heat

    tugnaw-the absence of someone's body heat

    mao na cya ang gikan sa akong alimpatakan.....wahahaha

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    bugnaw-refer sa cold na thing
    tugnaw-mura imu na feel sa imu body
    ambot lang ha...heheee

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    ug sa ininglis pa, cold vs. chilly

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    tugnaw imong ma feel like sa hangin....
    ang bugnaw imong mahikap.....
    mao man guro na

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    tugnaw = cold = maginaw

    bugnaw = cold = malamig

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    tugnaw = na feeling
    bugnaw = na touch

    aw.. mo make bako og sense ahahahah

    ang pina obvious ky ang first letter jud... :P

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    akong gipangutana ang mga taw diri nya wa sila kbw sa tubag.

    lol

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    "Tugnaw" is a result of more than one element. You can use "bugnaw" if you specifically want to separate one element from the others.

    eg.
    bugnaw ang hangin sa dagat. <--- here you separated the wind from the sea
    tugnaw ang baybay. <--- here there are two elements involved, wind and sea (baybayon).

    So you cannot say "tugnaw ang halo-halo" because it's already been separated from the refrigerator.

    However you can also say

    ang ka bugnaw sa baybay. <--- here it sounds like a first-hand experience. it's as if you want to specifically describe your relationship with the beach - like you have an affair with it - by how it makes you feel.

    and

    ang ka tugnaw sa baybay. <--- common knowledge

    Tugnaw is a general, over-all feeling. Bugnaw is a little bit more specific/particular.

    Tugnaw is the dance. Bugnaw is the steps. At least that's how I see it.

    Last edited by splendid moonlight; 09-15-2008 at 01:39 AM.

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    tugnaw if you refer to panahon and body


    bugnaw if thing or body of water

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