Tagalog

The English word “bad” is translated into Tagalog as masama. Masama is used to describe something unfavorable or negative.

The Tagalog phrase for “good afternoon” is magandang hapon. magandang hapon is used as a greeting during the afternoon period.

In Tagalog, the word for bum is puwet. The term puwet refers to the buttocks.

The English phrase “take a shower” is translated to Tagalog as maligo. The verb maligo is used generally to mean both taking a shower and taking a bath.

The Tagalog word for watermelon is pakwan. pakwan is used to refer to the watermelon fruit.

The English word “terrifying” is translated into Tagalog as nakakatakot. Use this adjective to describe something that is frightening or intimidating.

The English word sensation is sensasyon in Tagalog. The term sensasyon refers to a physical feeling.

To hurt (verb) in Tagalog is masaktan. Masaktan is used to describe causing physical pain or injury.

The English phrase ‘thank you’ is expressed in Tagalog as salamat. salamat is an expression of gratitude. Use it to say ‘thanks’ in casual settings.

The English phrase “no, thanks” is translated into Tagalog as hindi, salamat. hindi, salamat is used as a polite way to refuse an offer.