kapag
Kapag is a Filipino word that functions as a subordinating conjunction. It is used to introduce a dependent clause that indicates time or condition, and its meaning can be translated as “when” or “if,” depending on the context. It is a common feature of standard Tagalog and modern Filipino.
In use, the kapag clause sets a condition or a time frame for the action in the
Kapag is often contrasted with other conjunctions such as kung and pag. Kung expresses a general hypothetical
Etymologically, kapan and related forms are part of the Tagalog system of conjunctions that link events in