EPOL
Transliteration of the English word. epol apple Ale-aleng namamayong Isukob mo itong sanggol Pagdating sa Washington Ipagpalit mo ng epol. — Rio Alma You will not be able to find this in standard...
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root word: ingay maingay noisy Maingay ka. You’re noisy. Huwag kang maingay. Don’t be noisy. Maingay kayo. Y’all are noisy. Huwag kayong maingay. Don’t y’all be noisy. Maingay kayong lahat. You’re all...
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from Spanish Martes Tuesday Martes Santo Holy Tuesday (the Tuesday before Easter Sunday) Ngayong Martes This Tuesday Darating ako sa Martes. I’ll be arriving on Tuesday. Aalis ako sa Martes. I’ll be...
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from the Spanish miercoles Miyerkules Wednesday Miyerkules ng Abo Ash Wednesday (the Wednesday 40 days before Easter Sunday) Miyerkules Santo Holy Wednesday (the Wednesday before Easter Sunday) sa...
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KASABIHAN Ang isda nahuhuli sa sariling bibig. A fish is caught by its own mouth. sarili self ang aking sarili my own self Pinalakpakan ko ang aking sarili. I applauded myself. kasarinlan independence,...
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likely from the Spanish serio seryoso serious seryosong relasyon serious relationship Seryoso ka ba? Are you serious? Seryoso ako. I am serious. Seryosong-seryoso. Very serious. Seryoso ang kalagayan...
View ArticleTADTAD
paghiwa nang maliliit o pino tadtád chop finely, mince tinadtad na sibuyas minced onions Tadtarin mo ito. Chop this. Tadtarin mo ang manok. Chop up the chicken. Tadtarin ang mga sahog. Chop up the...
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root word: masyado masyado excessive, too much masyadong mahal overly expensive Masyadong mahal iyan! That costs too much. masyadong matagal takes too long masyadong seryoso too serious Hindi na...
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ataud, ataul, kahong sisidlang ng patay kabaong coffin, casket kabaong ng kamatayan coffin of death kabaong ni Kamatayan coffin of Death (death as a person) kabaong na itim black coffin itim na kabaong...
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tunay, hindi kasinungalingan, tapat totoó true, real, genuine Totoó ang sinasabi ko. What I’m saying is true. Totoong totoo. Very real. Totoong malaki ang bahay nila. It’s true their house is big....
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Variations: puet, puwet, puit, pwet, pwit puwit buttocks, rump puwit ng aso dog’s buttock Masakit ang puwit ko. My butt hurts. Malaki ang puwit ni Ana. Ana’s butt is big. Mabaho ang puwit mo. Your butt...
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from the Spanish viernes Biyernes Friday Biyernes Santo Holy Friday, Good Friday (the Friday before Easter Sunday) ngayong Biyernes this Friday sa susunod na Biyernes next Friday nakaraang Biyernes...
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View ArticleLINTIK
Kahulugan sa Tagalog: kidlat lintik lightning Tinamaan ng lintik. Got hit by lightning. Malintikan ka sana. Tamaan ka sana ng kidlat. May you be struck by lightning. Also a mild curse word. Lintik....
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linggal, gulo ingay noise, fuss kaingayan noisiness maingay noisy Ang ingay mo! You’re noisy! Ang ingay ninyo. Y’all are so noisy. Ang iingay nila! They’re so noisy! Ang ingay ng kapitbahay ko. My...
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konseho, aral, pangaral payo advice payo ng magulang parent’s advice payo sa sarili advice to self mga payong pantahanan household tips Ito ang payo ko. This is my advice. ang payo ni Jose Josepth’s...
View ArticleHANGGANG
tapos sa, abot sa, bago dumating (sumapit) hanggang until hanggang wakas until the end hanggang ngayon until now hanggang kailanman until whenever hanggang sa susunod till next time hanggang bibig lang...
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from the Spanish sábado Sabado Saturday ngayong Sabado this Saturday sa Sabadong ito on this Saturday tuwing Sabado every Saturday nitong nakaraang Sabado ng gabi this past Saturday night Pumunta ka...
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root word: totoo totohanin: huwag biruin ang paggawa totohanin: seryuhin o ilagay sa loob ang ginagawa totohanin: to be sincere Bakit Di Totohanin? Why Not Make It Real? (song) Baka totohanin nila ang...
View ArticleBULGAR
This is from the Spanish adjective vulgar, which means coarse, rude, or uncouth. Currently in the Filipino language, it is also used as a verb meaning to reveal or disclose. There’s vulgarity in...
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