Tagalog

When a loved one or a friend is feeling unwell, it’s always thoughtful to convey your wishes for their speedy

The Tagalog word for mouse is daga. daga refers to a rodent of the genus Mus.

The Tagalog word for inside is loob. loob refers to the interior of a space or being closest to a center.

The English phrase ‘stfu’ can be translated into Tagalog as manahimik ka.

The Tagalog phrase for lunch time is oras ng tanghalian. oras ng tanghalian refers to the time of day when people usually eat their midday meal.

The Tagalog phrase for “see you” is kita tayo. To specifically say “see you later” it is very common to add the word mamaya (later) to the expression.

The Tagalog phrase for ‘whatever’ is kahit ano. The phrase is used to indicate that the speaker does not care what someone says.

The Tagalog word for sad is malungkot. Malungkot is used to describe the feeling of sorrow, but it can also describe the state of being lonely or solitary.

In Tagalog, the word for damn is bwisit. The term bwisit is used as a non-vulgar expression to convey contempt.

The English phrase “happy anniversary” is translated into Tagalog as maligayang anibersaryo.