However, "pang-ugnay" is a general term that encompasses both conjunctions and prepositions. To be more specific, here are some Tagalog terms for different types of conjunctions:
* Pang-ugnay na panunuran (Coordinating conjunctions): These connect words or phrases of equal grammatical rank. Examples include:
* at (and)
* pero (but)
* kaya (so)
* o (or)
* ni (nor)
* pati (also, too)
* subalit (however)
* ngunit (but)
* Pang-ugnay na pang-uring (Subordinating conjunctions): These connect clauses where one clause depends on the other. Examples include:
* dahil (because)
* kung (if)
* habang (while)
* hanggang (until)
* kapag (when)
* bagaman (although)
* upang (in order to)
* Pang-ugnay na panghalip (Conjunctive adverbs): These connect clauses and indicate a relationship between them. Examples include:
* samakatuwid (therefore)
* gayunpaman (however)
* bilang karagdagan (in addition)
* sa kabilang banda (on the other hand)
The best translation will depend on the specific context and the type of conjunction you are looking for.