Here's a breakdown:
* Antas - level, degree
* ng - of, from
* Kakayahan - competence, ability
You can also use "antas ng kasanayan" which translates to "level of skill".
Here are some examples of how to use these phrases:
* Ano ang antas ng kakayahan mo sa Tagalog? (What is your level of competence in Tagalog?)
* Nasa antas ng baguhan pa lang ako sa Tagalog. (I'm still at the beginner level in Tagalog.)
* May mataas na antas ng kasanayan siya sa pagluluto. (She has a high level of skill in cooking.)
It's important to note that there isn't a standardized system for rating Tagalog proficiency like there is for English (e.g., CEFR levels). However, you can use descriptive phrases to express different levels of competence:
* Nagsisimula pa lang - beginner
* Medyo marunong - intermediate
* Marunong nang mag-usap - conversational
* Dalubhasa - fluent/expert
These phrases will help you communicate your level of Tagalog understanding effectively.