Tagalog

The Tagalog word for she is siya. It is used for both feminine and masculine subjects.

The English word ‘inconsiderate’ is expressed in Tagalog as walang konsiderasyon.

To hit in Tagalog is palo. The term palo specifically implies a strike with an object, such as a stick or a whip, rather than a strike with a fist.

In Filipino, the English phrase ‘tofu’ is translated as tofu. The word refers to the protein-rich food made from curdled soy milk.

In Filipino, the English word seal (the animal) can be translated as karnerong-dagat or poka.

The English word “monster” is halimaw in Tagalog. The term refers to a terrifying and dangerous creature.

The English number one is isa in Tagalog. isa is the cardinal number 1. It can also function as a noun meaning a digit or figure.

The Tagalog word for smelly is mabaho. Mabaho is used to describe a wide range of unpleasant odors, from body odor to rotting food or sewage.

In Tagalog, the word for cool is astig. astig is a slang term used to describe something impressive or stylish, rather than a temperature.

The English phrase “shut up” is translated into Tagalog as tumahimik ka! Use this phrase when you want someone to stop talking.