How to Say “What Is This?” in Tagalog
The English phrase “what is this?” is translated into Tagalog as ano ito? ano ito? is a question used to ask for the identity or name of an object.
The English phrase “what is this?” is translated into Tagalog as ano ito? ano ito? is a question used to ask for the identity or name of an object.
The Tagalog word for head is ulo. ulo refers to the anatomical head.
To boast in Tagalog is magyabang. Magyabang is an intransitive verb used to describe the act of bragging or talking loudly in praise of oneself.
The Bicol phrase for “ang ganda mo” is kagana mo. kagana mo is used as a compliment to tell someone that they are beautiful.
The Tagalog word for booger is kulangot. kulangot refers to a piece of solid or semi-solid mucus.
The English word “goat” is translated into Tagalog as kambing. kambing refers to the animal known as a goat.
The Tagalog phrase for “left and right” is kaliwa’t kanan. This phrase refers to the two opposite directions of the left and right sides.
dahon is the Tagalog word for leaf. The term refers to the flat, green part of a plant that grows from a stem.