What is plural form in Tagalog?

Tagalog does not have a separate plural form for nouns like English does. Instead, the number of items is usually indicated through context or using the number word before the noun.

Here are some examples:

* Singular: *Isang libro* (One book)

* Plural: *Dalawang libro* (Two books)

* Singular: *Bata* (Child)

* Plural: *Mga bata* (Children)

Here's how to use the plural form:

* "Mga" is used before the noun to indicate plurality.

* "Dalawa" means two, "tatlo" means three, and so on. You can use these number words before the noun to express the exact quantity.

Examples:

* *Isang lapis* (One pencil) - *Dalawang lapis* (Two pencils)

* *Isang kotse* (One car) - *Mga kotse* (Cars)

Note: There are some words that have unique plural forms, but these are not the general rule.

Remember, the context usually helps understand if the noun is singular or plural.