Natasha Eva

tsokolate is the Tagalog word for chocolate. The word refers to food made from ground roasted cocoa beans.

The Tagalog word for silly is luku-luko. The term luku-luko is used to describe someone who is foolish or showing a lack of good sense and wisdom.

The English phrase “I eat” is translated into Tagalog as kumakain ako.

The Tagalog word for butterfly is paruparo. This noun refers to the insect known as a butterfly.

The phrase “my heart” in Tagalog is puso ko.

The English phrase dragon is translated into Tagalog as dragon. The term refers to a mythical creature.

The phrase “I like you” in Filipino is gusto kita.

The Tagalog word for “who” is sino. The word sino is an interrogative pronoun used specifically when asking about people.

The English phrase “very beautiful” in Tagalog is napakaganda.

bili is the Tagalog word for the act of buying or purchasing something. The word bili functions as the root for the concept of buying or purchasing.