Filipino

In Filipino, ‘hi’ is expressed as helo. The word helo is a colloquial adaptation of the English ‘hello’ and is used in casual settings among friends.

In Filipino, “a little bit” is said as kaunti. kaunti is used to describe a small amount or quantity of something.

masarap is the Filipino word for delicious. The most common way to say delicious in Filipino is masarap.

In Filipino, hi is expressed as helo.

To pee in Filipino is to say umihi. The verb umihi means to urinate.

The English phrase “hello, how are you?” is translated into Filipino as kumusta, kumusta ka?

The Filipino word for happy is masaya. masaya is an adjective used to describe a person or state of being contented or joyous.

The English phrase “happy new year” is translated into Filipino as manigong Bagong Taon.

The Filipino phrase for “take care” is mag-iingat ka. Mag-iingat ka is a warm and polite way to say goodbye, similar to “take care” in English.

Greeting someone using their native language is always a fantastic way to show respect and appreciation for their culture. The