Tagalog

The Tagalog word for the kitchen utensil whisk is batirol. batirol refers to a kitchen utensil used for whisking or beating ingredients.

In Tagalog, the phrase “I love you forever” is expressed as Mamahalin kita magpakailanman.

The English phrase “gosh” is translated into Filipino as naku. naku is used to express mild surprise, alarm or realization.

The English word sour translates to Filipino as maasim. maasim is an adjective used to describe something that has an acidic, sharp or tangy taste.

anong ginagawa mo? is the Filipino phrase for “what are you doing?”. This phrase is used to ask someone about the activity they are currently performing.

The Filipino word for ball is bola. bola refers to a spherical object used for playing games.

The Tagalog word for ‘promise’ is mangako. mangako is used as a verb meaning to promise or to commit to something.

The Tagalog phrase for “words” is mga salita. mga salita refers to the units of language used to communicate ideas through speech or writing.

The English phrase ‘nasty’ can be translated into Tagalog as masama. The primary meaning of masama is dirty or filthy.

The English word thriving is translated to Tagalog as umuunlad. The term umuunlad is used to describe a state of continuous progress or development.