Tagalog

The Tagalog word for “decimal” is desimal. desimal is used as a noun to refer to the decimal number system.

The Tagalog preposition ‘in’ is translated as sa. The word sa is used to indicate location, such as being ‘in’ a container or ‘in’ a specific place.

Salty in Tagalog is maalat. The word maalat is used to describe something that tastes of salt. It can also signify a stronger level of saltiness.

The Tagalog word for “cheers” (as a toast when drinking) is tagay.

The English phrase “yes to your suitor message” translates to Tagalog as pag-oo sa manliligaw.

The English word “ocean” is translated to Tagalog as karagatan. Karagatan is used to refer to one of the large bodies of water.

The English slang phrase ‘kys’ can be translated into Tagalog as magpakamatay ka.

The Tagalog word for time is oras. oras is used to refer to the measurement of a quantity of time or a specific moment on a clock.

The Tagalog word for crazy is baliw. The term baliw is used to describe someone who is insane or mentally deranged.

To tell someone to stop talking in Filipino, say tumahimik ka, literally be quiet, you. tumahimik ka is a command telling one person to be quiet.