Ilocano

The English word ‘beautiful’ is translated into Ilocano as napintas. Napintas is used to describe something or someone that is attractive.

The English word ‘yes’ is translated to Ilocano as wen. wen is the simple and straightforward way to say ‘yes’ in Ilocano.

The Ilocano word for the cardinal number one is maysa. maysa is used to represent the number 1.

The Ilocano word for okay is sige. sige is used to express agreement, meaning “okay” “go ahead” or “sure.”

The English word ‘crazy’ can be translated into Ilocano as bagtit. These terms are adjectives used to describe someone who is insane or demented.

Ay-ayatenka met is how you say “I love you too” in Ilocano. This phrase is used as a response to tell someone that you feel the same love for them.

The Ilocano word for baby is ubing. ubing refers to a very young human being.

The English phrase “gusto kita” can be expressed in Ilocano as kayat katsa.

The Ilocano phrase for bye is kasta pay. kasta pay is used as a short form for goodbye.

The Ilocano phrase for “bad words” is dakes a sasao.