How to Say “Complacent” in Tagalog
The English adjective ‘complacent’ is translated into Tagalog as kampante.
The English adjective ‘complacent’ is translated into Tagalog as kampante.
The Kapampangan phrase for goodbye is Babo na. Babo na is used as a farewell when parting from someone.
The English phrase “how are you doing?” is translated into Tagalog as Kumusta ka?
The English phrase “I love you, baby” is translated into Tagalog as mahal kita, baby.
The Tagalog word for proud is ipinagmamalaki. In Tagalog, ‘proud’ is expressed as a verb (to be proud of something) rather than a simple adjective.
In Kapampangan, “I love you” is expressed as kaluguran daka. This phrase is used as an affirmation of romantic feeling.
To say “have a nice day” in Kapampangan, use mayap a aldo kekayu. This phrase is used as a way to say goodbye while wishing someone a good day.
The English word ‘introvert’ can be translated into Tagalog as introvert.