Loretta Shannon

galit is the Filipino word for anger or angry. The word galit can function as both a noun, meaning anger and an adjective, meaning angry.

The Filipino word for “devil” is diyablo. diyablo is used to refer to an evil creature.

The Filipino word for “ear” is tainga. tainga is a noun referring to the organ of hearing.

To say ‘die’ in Filipino, use mamatay. The word mamatay means to stop living.

The English phrase “headache” is sakit ng ulo in Filipino. Sakit ng ulo is used to refer to a physical pain or ache in the head.

The English phrase “nipples” is translated to Filipino as utong. utong refers to the small projections on a human breast through which milk is delivered.

The English word onion is sibuyas in Filipino. sibuyas refers to the bulb of an onion.

The Filipino word for pork is baboy. The word baboy is used to refer to both the animal (a pig) and the meat (pork).

The English phrase “hi sister” is translated into Filipino as kumusta ate.

The English name Daniel is translated into Filipino as Daniel. Daniel is a masculine given name used in Filipino.