Tagalog

The English phrase “I miss you, mom” is expressed in Tagalog as nangungulila ako sa iyo, inay.

The Tagalog equivalent of “ms.” is Bb. Bb. is a title used before a woman’s surname to denote that she is unmarried.

The English phrase “hello, my name is” is translated into Tagalog as kumusta, ang pangalan ko ay.

To tickle in Tagalog is kumiliti. The term refers to the act of touching someone or something in a way that causes a tingling sensation.

The English word “cold” is expressed in Tagalog as lamig. lamig is a term used to express the concept of coldness.

The English word ‘dream’ is translated into Filipino as panaginip.

The Tagalog word for afraid is takot. takot is used to describe being impressed with fear or apprehension.

The English phrase “time to eat” can be translated into Tagalog as oras nang kumain.

The English phrase “your age” is translated into Tagalog as ang iyong edad. This phrase refers to the number of years a person has lived.

To wake up in Tagalog is gumising. The term is used to describe the act of becoming awake.