Tagalog

The Tagalog word for ice cream is sorbetes. The term is used to refer to the dessert known as ice cream.

The Filipino phrase Tara means “Let’s go” or “Come on.” Tara is used as a casual invitation to suggest that someone go somewhere with you right now.

The English exclamation “ow” is translated into Tagalog as aray. Aray is an exclamation used to express a sudden feeling of physical pain.

The English phrase “best wishes” is translated into Tagalog as maligayang bati.

In Tagalog, the phrase “big sister” is ate. ate is used to refer to one’s older sister or an older female relative.

The Tagalog word for ‘with’ is kasama. Kasama is used to express companionship, meaning ‘with’ in the sense of being accompanied by a person.

The Tagalog phrase for “good food” is masarap na pagkain. The phrase masarap na pagkain refers to food that has a pleasant or delicious taste.

The English word “yummy” is translated into Tagalog as masarap. The most straightforward and widely used term for “yummy” in Tagalog is masarap.

The English phrase “oh my god” can be translated into Tagalog as Diyos ko.

To a boyfriend you say Mahal kita, the everyday Tagalog “I love you”. To say it more strongly use Mahal na mahal kita, “I love you very much”.