Beatrice Sydney

The English word “insanity” is translated to Tagalog as kabaliwan. kabaliwan refers to the state of being insane.

The Tagalog word for toilet is kubeta. The term refers to the fixture used for urination and defecation.

In Tagalog, the word for bum is puwet. The term puwet refers to the buttocks.

The English word “terrifying” is translated into Tagalog as nakakatakot. Use this adjective to describe something that is frightening or intimidating.

The English phrase reimbursement is translated into Tagalog as pagbabalik-bayad. Reimbursement refers to the act of compensating someone for an expense.

The English phrase “shut up” is translated into Tagalog as tumahimik ka! Use this phrase when you want someone to stop talking.

In Tagalog, snack is meryenda. The term meryenda refers to an item of food eaten between meals, typically in the mid-morning or mid-afternoon.

In Tagalog, the English phrase “what is that?” is translated as ano iyan?

In Tagalog, the English phrase ‘cringe’ (as secondhand embarrassment) is expressed as nakakahiya.

duyan is the Tagalog word for hammock. duyan refers to a hammock or a swing made of fabric or woven materials.