9.a The particle taga before the nouns of countries or nations, serves to ask some one about his town, as:
| Where are you from? | Taga di-in ca ba? |
| I am from Spain. | Taga España man acó. |
| Of which town? | Taga di-in ca nga longsod? |
| From Cornago. | Taga Cornago. |
10.a Taga signifies also until, and points out the end of the action, as:
| To the knee. | Taga tohod. |
| To the neck. | Taga liug. |
| As far as the floor. | Taga salug. |
11.a By means of the articles pag and pagca are formed the verbal substantives. Ex:
| Making or to make. | Ang pagbuhat. |
| Walking or to walk. | Ang paglacao. |
| Reading or to read. | Ang pagbasa. |
| Resuscitating or to resuscitate. | Ang pagcabanhao. |
| Dying or to die. | Ang pagcamatay. |
12.a Placing the particle tagi before the root it points out permanency on a place, as:
| Inhabitant of a place. | Tagilongsod. |
| Countryman. | Tagibanua. |