How to Say “Brother-in-law” in Tagalog
The Tagalog word for brother-in-law is bayaw. bayaw refers to either the brother of one’s spouse or the husband of one’s sibling.
The Tagalog word for brother-in-law is bayaw. bayaw refers to either the brother of one’s spouse or the husband of one’s sibling.
The Tagalog verb for “brag” is magyabang. magyabang is used to express the act of boasting.
The Tagalog word for saint is santo. santo refers to a person proclaimed as a saint.
The English phrase “handsome boy” translates to Tagalog as guwapong lalaki. This phrase describes a male child or young man who is physically attractive.
The Tagalog word for king is hari. hari refers to a male of a royal family who is the supreme ruler of his nation.
The English phrase “consequences” is translated into Tagalog as kahihinatnan.
The English phrase goodbye is translated into Tagalog as paalam.
Nine in Tagalog is siyam. siyam is the cardinal number used for counting quantities.
The English word ‘tired’ is translated to Tagalog as pagod. pagod is an adjective used to describe someone or something in need of rest or sleep.
To hurt (verb) in Tagalog is masaktan. Masaktan is used to describe causing physical pain or injury.