Marion Gloria

The Tagalog phrase for “eat now” is kumain na. kumain na is used to tell someone to start eating immediately.

The Tagalog word for “shoe” is sapatos. The word sapatos is a loanword from the Spanish word zapatos.

The English phrase “I am tired” is translated into Tagalog as pagod ako.

The Tagalog word for nephew is pamangkin. The word pamangkin is gender-neutral and is used for both a nephew and a niece.

In Tagalog, “a little” can be expressed using several forms such as kaunti, onti or medyo depending on the context.

The English word ‘selfish’ is translated into Tagalog as maramot.

The Tagalog word for “here” is dito. The term refers to being in, on or at this specific place.

In Tagalog, the English phrase “no worries” is expressed as walang anuman.

To a boyfriend you say Mahal kita, the everyday Tagalog “I love you”. To say it more strongly use Mahal na mahal kita, “I love you very much”.

The Tagalog phrase marilag means beautiful or splendid. marilag is used to describe something that is beautiful, magnificent or splendid.