Tagalog

The English phrase “I love you” is translated into Tagalog as mahal kita. These phrases are used to express an affirmation of romantic feeling.

The Tagalog word for slipper is tsinelas.

The English name Joseph is translated into Tagalog as José or Dyosep. Both forms are used to represent the male given name Joseph in Tagalog.

The English phrase “pubic hair” is translated into Tagalog as bulbol.

The Tagalog word for twins is kambal. kambal means twins, two children born at the same birth and it can also mean one twin.

The English word guilt is translated into Tagalog as kasalanan. kasalanan refers to the regret for having done wrong.

In Filipino, the English phrase “cheater” is translated as manloloko. The word manloloko is used to describe a deceiver or a cheater.

To say karma in Tagalog, use karma. The word is the same as in English.

To spank in Tagalog is palo. palo is used to describe smacking or slapping a person’s buttocks, either with a bare hand or an object.

The English word butter is translated into Filipino as mantikilya. mantikilya is used to refer to the soft foodstuff made from milk.