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May I know the correct usage of ‘rin’ and ‘din’? You know, ‘rin’ and ‘din’ as in also, too or likewise. When should I use ‘rin’ instead of ‘din’? Are these interchangeable?
I have googled other websites and I could not find any definitive guide. Thanks for your help.
Generally, “rin” comes after words that end with a vowel, and “din” comes after words that end with a consonant. E.g. “ako rin” and “sa kaibigan din”. D and R are often interchangeable, so words like “lipad” (fly) become “paLIPARan” (airport, or literally, “place that causes flight”.
salamat sa explanation.