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What is proper noun in Tagalog?

In Tagalog, proper nouns are called pangngalan na pantanging (literally "special noun").

Here's a breakdown:

* Pangngalan: This translates to "noun".

* Pantanging: This means "special" or "unique".

Characteristics of Pangngalan na Pantanging:

* Refers to specific people, places, or things.

* Always capitalized.

* Usually not pluralized.

Examples:

* Tao: Person (common noun)

* Juan: John (proper noun)

* Lungsod: City (common noun)

* Maynila: Manila (proper noun)

* Araw: Day (common noun)

* Lunes: Monday (proper noun)

Note: There are some exceptions, especially when referring to multiple people or places, but the general rule is that proper nouns are capitalized and used to denote specific entities.

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