SPANISH NORTH- NORTE SOUTH- SUR WESTERN- OCCIDENTAL EASTERN- ORIENTAL TAGALOG NORTH- HILAGA SOUTH- TIMOG WEST- KANLURAN EAST- SILANGAN DON’T CONFUSE YOURSELVES EVERYONE HEHE❤️

It's considered correct, since our language is a mixed of spanish language so no one can argue about it hahaha

Infareness aaahhhh subrang bait, yung na feel mu yung buong pusong pasasalamat niya. 💕❤️💕❤️

Tagalog of North is clearly Hilaga. Norte is a Spanish word (of North) by origin. Basically, the Filipino language is a term representing the different dialects spoken throughout the Philippine Archipelago and it's respective area of responsibility, and that includes words we adopted during the colonial times. It is clear that the question said "Ano ang TAGALOG" not "ano ang FILIPINO word" for the word North. It's just plain common sense. If the question asks for a specific word of a specific dialect/language spoken, then the answer should also be specifically given addressing the question requirements. Things I learned in my Filipino subjects 😅 SKL

analogy question 😢😢 south:timog;north:hilaga south:sur;north:norte

Basing on the analogy in the question itself, *SOUTH is TIMOG* therefore *NORTH is HILAGA* They were asked for the FILIPINO/TAGALOG term. *NORTE and SUR* are spanish words, commonly used in tagalog pero mga salitang hiram po ito. .

hilaga, hilagaan, o norte pwede yang sagot sa tanong sa segment na yan.

balik nyo na kuya kim

When vice asks ano sa tagalog..meaning hes asking about filipino language in general..hindi naman yan literaly na tagalog lang..nakasanayan na nga lang kc. So kahit nung tagalog pa tayo ginagamit na yang norte as refering to direction..so acceptable yung answer hindi lang na anticipate ng writer na may possible answer. Wise si beks sa sagot nya

The question was specific and has a pattern......SOUTH for TIMOG so it should be HILAGA for NORTH. Now, if the pattern was, SOUTH for NORTH or SUR then, HILAGA or NORTE for NORTH would be the answers. It was CRYSTAL CLEAR that the question needs a SPECIFIC answer and not just a POSSIBLE answer.

Hilaga dpat dhil dipende s pgttnong.... South is timog North is Hilaga Ano b yn.

Salamat naman at inupload niyo na. Kay tagal kong hinihintay ko last night pa!!!!!

Sinearch ko Yung lumabas ay Ito Hilagaan,hilaga and norte

Dumating ako sa high school na confuse ako sa SOUTH AND NORTH dahil MALI ANG ITINURO NUNG TEACHER NAMING NUNG ELEMENTARY. Kaya mahalaga talaga na magaling ang mga nagtuturo ng basics kasi dadalhin natin yung hanggang maghighschool, magcollege at hanggang sa tunay na buhay.

Nakow elementary days. North is Hilaga. Pero ginagamit rin ang Norte and Sur as a location or direction so yun din kaya siguro pinayagan.

Very wrong ang Norte. Nagbigay kasi sila ng reference na kung South ay Timog. So dapat North is Hilaga dapat.

In every rule, there’s an exemption! Logically, the answer is wrong BUT the answer is acceptable! For the happiness you are bringing, you deserve it girl and I am happy though I am not a fan! Wishing all the best for you. :)

You can use both it's either Hilaga or Norte they asking on Tagalog translation. By the way you can search it and his answer is acceptable.

i agree. Zamboanga del Norte, Camarines Norte

Even in Tagalog English Dictionary you can the word Norte. Filipinos already accept it as our own language even the words is literally Spanish. But ask Filipinos if you are going to Northern part of the Philippines example: Kuya saan papunta Yung Baguio tapos Sagot nila pa Norte po Yun mam

daming matalinong pinoy. kaya proud pinoy tlga ako

Dapat magbase lang sila sa pattern ng question South- timog East-silangan West-kanluran North-hilaga Ganyan dapaat,,,

I agree with you. Hilaga din yung isasagot ko pag sakin tinanong yung question kasi spanish yung norte.

According to Wikipedia, of the 30,000 root words in the Tagalog language, there are close to 10,000 from Spanish, 3,000 from Malay, 2,000 from English, 200 from Chinese dialects, 300 from Tamil and Sanskrit, 200 from Arabic, and a few hundred altogether from other languages. Ibig sabihin, "Norte" is considered as a tagalog word although Spanish in origin. Same is true for words abante, edad, basura, lugar and maleta, which we all borrowed from the Spanish Language. Budhi, diwata, dukha and guro, on the other hand, are borrowed from Sanskrit, a language in India. The word "hukom" (judge) is of Arabic origin.

The auestion ANG TAGALOG NG SOUTH AY TIMOG, ANO NAMAN ANG NORTH. Di naman sinabi sa question kung ano ang tagalog ng north, it means acceptable talaga ang norte.

Tama naman talaga na dapat pair sa unang inexample ung sunod na word. Pero gameshow ito at hindi analogy exam. Acceptable naman din ang “Norte” dahil tagalog ang hinahanap nila. May mga spanish words na kasi na kinoconsider as TAGALOG WORD. Kung Filipino ang tinatanong, hindi talaga acceptable ang Norte. Even sa Google Translate, “Hilaga” ang top answer pero may “2 more translations” at ito ay ang “Norte” at “Ilaya”. Kung ihahalintulad natin at gagawin natin sa gameshow: May “pinaka-tamang sagot” pero may “2 possible answers” na acceptable din. Kaya nga sa mga game shows na tulad na ganyan, may mga possible answers sila na pwede nilang iconsider.

Hi guys. Sino po dito ang nanunuod ngayong 2020? Para sa akin, kaya tinanggap ng showtime staff ang sagot na "Norte" dahil ito po ay "salitang hiram". Ito po ay bahagi na ng wikang Tagalog/Filipino na hiram sa wikang Espanyol. Oo ito ay galing nga sa wikang Espanyol pero tandaan po natin na tayo po ay nakolonya ng España ng higit 300 na taon kaya't siguradong tayo ay makakagamit din ng mga salita na galing sa kanila. Ang atin kasing wika ay nag-aadopt rin ng ibang mga salita na galing rin sa ibang bansa. Sa katunayan, maraming salita sa wikang Filipino ang nagmula sa wikang Kastila o Espanyol. Halimbawa nito ay ang fiesta, gobyerno, heneral, tenyente, kutsara, komersiyo at iba pa. ❤️

Analyze the question, "Kung ang 'Tagalog' ng south ay timog, ano naman ang north?" So I ask, if ang tanong is "Kung ang 'Filipino' term ng south ay timog, ano naman ang north"? Does that make the question different? Kc Tagalog & Filipino are different from each other. Pasagot ako. I think Norte is unacceptable kc kung ang tanong ay, "Kung ang Tagalog ng south ay timog O Sur, ano naman sa north?" Siguro pwede pa. Borrowed word from spanish yon e. Kung 4 cardinal directions, edi sana yong sa west & east traslated as occidental & oriental. Magulo, tulong! Ndi ako makakatulog

SOUTH-TIMOG NORTH-HILAGA EAST-SILANGAN WEST-KANLURAN

laptrip to kahapon eh napagoogle mga staff hahahahahhaa

WOW MAY MISS Q&A OUTRO NA!!

🤣🤣🤣🤣 lough trip ampt Kakamis sana ibalik na sa it's showtime.

Kuya Kim belike: Norte ay isang spanish word at ang Hilaga ay filipino word. something like that😎🤯🤣

I ' think angelica mapaganib is the winner. she deserve to win on that semi-final .

Given na po ang pattern ng sagot: south-timog, north-hilaga po lamang ang tanging tamang sagot. Hindi po ginagamit ang norte sa usaping heograpikal😊

Acceptable nga. Pero nasa question ang logic. Ginamit nila ang salitang "TIMOG" so ang kabaliktaran ng Timog ay "HILAGA". Unless SUR ang ginamit sa tanong. May mga questions talagang nakakalito ang answer, but the correct answer is in the question itself. Anyway, deserving naman siya. Witty din si Angelika during Miss QnA season 1. #throwback2019

Okay sana kung walang analogy, pero meron e. South:Timog = North:Hilaga South:Timog ≠ North:Norte

Ginulo ni #1 ung buong showtime staff dahil sa sgot n un

Sa amin ang Norte ay lugar, Brgy Norte, kasi NASA North yung lugar nayun sa mapa, ang word na Norte ay Gina gamit din ng mga Pilipino 😊

Considered po ang ssgot ni angelika❤

Si #3 hawig ni Donna Cariaga the Funny One,winner! peace

BRGY TATALON Q.C! CONGRATS DOUGLAS💯🎉

0:25 and 1:08 panay nang pindot sina Angelika Mapanganib at yung Number 3... Dami kong tawa hahahahahaha

May analogy ung question... Dapat yun ung sinunod kaya hilaga lang dapat ang tinanggap na sagot..

Wala na kayong magagawa, nag translate yung mga staff. So, pasok syaa. HAHAHA

Analogy Type of Test South: Timog , North: Norte? Ano na? Walang consistency!

Kung ang tanong ay: "Ano ang Filipino ng North?" = Hilaga *since official language natin eh Filipino. Kung and tanong ay: "Ano and Tagalog ng North? = Hilaga / Norte *sa dami ng Spanish / English na hiram natin eh pwede na i-accept yung sagot ni Angelika.

I noticed yesterday na dalawa lang ung description nia.

I ain't no linguist but base on a logical sense, as we all know, Norte is a Filipino term. But I believe it is Tagalog also. Salitang Hiram mula sa Español. We adopt Tagalog as a National Language because it is spoken widely and later on we changed it to Filipino in effort to disassociate from the Tagalog (people). Kahit hindi "pure" Tagalog ang Norte, naintindihan at maiiintindihan rin naman nating lahat. It is acceptable. Sabi nyo Filipino ang Norte, so it is considerable na pwede sa Tagalog term ang salitang "Norte" dahil ang Tagalog ay ang ating Pambansang Wika, at ito ay Filipino. Therefore, Norte is tagalog. You get the point.

nag focus sila dun sa norte. pero rules diba ay magbigay ng 3 description, pero 2 lang naibigay ni angelica.. so dapat kahit pwede ang norte, hindi pa din sya pasok.. ibalik sana tong 3 to, para naman fair dun sa sumusunod sa rules na magbigay ng 3 description😊😊✌✌ #justsaying

I think its really correct, from Wikipedia for example Ilocos Norte, Fiipino translation for it is Hilagang Ilocos, so I guess acceptable talaga ang Norte, even if you look it up sa dictionary.

Norte is a spanish term for north po.but since they asked the tagalog is hilaga.

Hilaga should be the right answer. That's an analogy question.

Maraming tagalog words na nanggaling sa espanyol , isa na dito yung norte. At kung tingnan natin mostly sa araw araw pag uusap mas ginagamit natin ang norte kaysa hilaga. Pero kung tinanong ay ang filipino ng north, hilaga yung sagot and norte is not acceptable pero tagalog ang tinanong kaya acceptable yung norte.

dameng matalino

2 example lang binigkas nya "ito ay nakikita" "nagsisimula sa letter n." --ito ay north

NORTE: This Filipino word is from the Spanish language. The native Tagalog word is hilagà. The Spanish-derived word nórte is commonly used by Filipinos from other parts of the country whose first language is not Tagalog. Kaya tumpak pa rin.

Tagalog kasi so tama sya. Masyadong vague ang tanong. Dapat included sa tanong ang word na analogy if we are looking for logical answer. Dapat ang tanong Sa “analogy” kung ang South ay Timog ano naman ang sa North. Therefore Hilaga ang sagot. But then the question was ano sa “tagalog”. Sa tagalog naman kasi talaga acceptable ang Norte. We have so many loan words from spanish so mahirap i-justify yan. This gonna be a debated topic if ever. Pero let’s stick sa tanong. They are searching for tagalog term and ayan binigay nya naman ng tama synonym nga lang o kasingkahulugan. 😀

HAHAHAHA Laban! Tawang tawa ako sa sagot niya.

Thank you po na my replay s jeepney tv s Gabi 💜💙

Norte is spanish nga hilaga ang totoo

Timog is to “hilaga” Sur is to “norte” Norte is wrong in an analogy exam

Showtime Breaker to hahaha dami laftrip.

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TAGALOG IS A DIALECT AND FILIPINO IS NATIONAL LANGUAGE.. THE ANALOGY IS ASKING FOR TAGALOG TRANSLATIONS WHICH INCLUDES BAROWED WORDS... INCLUDING SPANISH WORDS..

I believe NORTE ay Spanish word. And i thank you! 😂😜

Acceptable pareho yung hilaga at norte

Laughtrip sa mga comments. Ang daming galing galingan. 😤😤

kahit tama sagot nya di nila napansin na dalawang beses lang sya nag bigay ng description, di nila napansin ouch! like me if you agree.

Si Queen Isabela dapat nakapasok eh!

Ang tanong po kasi is kung ang tagalog ng south ay timog, ano naman ang north. Ibig sbhin po is nabanggit ung tagalog sa unang sentence need p rin po b ilagay ang tagalog sa second sentence. kasi kung inaccept po ang norte which is spanish word accept pa rin po b ang ibang language. Pano po if ang nasagot ni number 1 is AMIHANAN accept p rin b kasi AMIHANAN is CEBUANO word.. IF LNG PO DONT BASH

South : North. Timog : Hilaga. Sur : Norte

Tagalog of north is norte or hilaga.. BUT IF WE SPEAK OF FILIPINO which is the national language... then North is HILAGA.. at di pwede ang norte.. Example: Chair in tagalog is silya or upuan But if you were to translate it to filipino.. then the right translation will be SALONG PUWIT. I support the staff of showtime.. nagkaroon lng ng matagal na desisyon kya naging kumplikado.. Remember: filipino is the national language and not tagalog.. tagalog is a dialect in luzon area.. Strict translations will only be applied if the questions were asked in Filipino.. but it was clear.. the anology used is the TAGALOG VERSION.. so definitely, acceptable answer will be NORTE OR HILAGA.. because that is how tagalog is...

Norte (synonyms for hilaga) is acceptable in Tagalog language even the national hero in the Phil can speak full spanish.. Lunes Martes, Enero Pebrero all spanish words but also tagalog words

Its acceptable gusy, norte is spanish word of north which is consider a tagalog word.. May mga salita sa tagalog na hiram i can't recall ano tawag dn basta may tawag dn

Hahahaha still watching kasi bored dito sa bahay.😁🤤

NORTE is still acceptable, alam nio kung bakit, It started with the arrival in 1521 of European explorer Ferdinand Magellan sailing for Spain, which heralded the period when the Philippines was a colony of the Spanish Empire, and ended with the outbreak of the Philippine Revolution in 1898, at madami pa din tayong mga spanish words or phrases na ginagamit sa pang araw araw natin. So walang problema dyan. Ayan malinaw na siguro.

para sa akin mali, kasi nagbigay sila ng parang sort of analogy. Nasa tanong, "kung ang tagalog ng south ay timog, ano naman ang tagalog ng north". It is as if like South:timog::north:______. and it is wrong.

2021 na pero nag aaway pa rin kayo HAHAHAHA kahit pa hilaga o norte sinabi niya hindi pa rin dapat siya nakapasok kasi hindi siya nagbigay ng 3 pariralang maglalarawan sa sagot niya, 2 lang yung binigay niya. yun langgg HAHAHHAA

Na cut to kanina sa replay haha

Paulit - ulit lang ito sa Elementary he. Di pa ba alam?

I wonder what #1 has been through throughout his life, the way he reacts mirrors reactions caused by trauma, I really am curious.

Pwede naman ung norte ahh! North in english !

hilaga or norte are synonymous to each other

Diba ang chair sa tagalog salumpwet di siya upuan kasi spanish yun. So acceptable na answer niya kasi ginagamit na natin ang norte as tagalog not spanish. Ang aarte naman ng mga nag comment kala mo naman straight tagalog magsalita eh may spanish din naman.😂

"Kung ang tagalog ng south ay timog ano naman ang north?" Dapat ang sagot is hilaga. Dapat ibase niyo sa tanong dapat mali🙄

Ung question andun na ang sagot kasi kung ang tagalog ng South ay Timog, ano naman ang North. Basically pag tagalog ang magkakasama na dyan or kumbaga klasipikasyon ng direksyon ay Hilaga, Timog, Silangan at Kanluran. Since nabanggit na kung ang tagalog ng South ay Timog, automatic na ang sa North ay Hilaga.

Pag katapos nang tanong napasagot agad aq nang hilaga.... norte is wrong hilaga ang tamang sagot dahil alam natin yan simula elementary pa lang

"Norte" is not acceptable. It derives from the Spanish language like the Spanish for south is "sur". The Tagalog term for "north" is "hilaga".

So, ang tagalog din po ba ng south ay sur?

Acceptable naman kasi ang Norte. Ginagamit na kasi yung salita na matagal ng panahon. Di nga lang yun expected nating sagot, pero pwede parin. Meron pa nga tayong Ilocos Norte, Davao del Norte. So walang problema dun

"Timog" kasi ang nasa analogy kaya ang dapat na sagot ay "Hilaga". pero kung "Sur", tama ang "Norte"

This is my opinion, we have a lot of borrowed words from the Spanish language that has been used for many years. This is not a big deal actually, since a lot of words in Tagalog was derived in Spanish and we actually use it more. Some words like, silya, the Tagalog for it is “salong puwit”, kalye is derived from the Spanish word “Calle”, Banyo is “Baño” in Spanish, but we use it anyway. Tagalog of Baño is Kasilyas. Which is used more, banyo or kasilyas?So for me this is not too much of an argument because there are a lot of words that we borrowed from the Spanish language that we have been accustomed to using. So don’t be too technical. Some of the words from Spanish were converted to Filipino alphabet, example is Silya, in Spanish the spelling is “Silla” (pronounced as si-ya) so we have converted it on our own tongue and alphabet. #justsaying

Yes it is acceptable po ang Norte

Oo naman! Those are borrowed words from the spanish :)

It should be Hilaga

parang camarines norte davao del norte kaya pasok ang norte

Norte is acceptable. Sinabi bang letter "H" ang dapat na sagot?

This is a very simple analogy!! Sa question They use south as timog therefore north should be hilaga!!!

Tagalog po is a mixed spanish and native dialects..so acceptable po...ang madali pinapahirap nyo..dapat maging masaya tayo dahil naintindhan niya.