Tagalog

Merry Christmas in Tagalog is maligayang Pasko. The phrase is used to offer good wishes during the Christmas season.

The English word ‘slash’ is translated to Tagalog as slash. In Tagalog, slash refers to the typographical symbol /.

In Tagalog, snack is meryenda. The term meryenda refers to an item of food eaten between meals, typically in the mid-morning or mid-afternoon.

In Tagalog, the English word pizza is used to refer to the Italian dish.

To say no, thank you in Tagalog, say Hindi na, salamat. Hindi na, salamat is the polite way to decline an offer, such as more food at the table.

To obtain in Tagalog is makuha. The verb makuha means to get hold of, to gain possession of, to procure or to acquire something in any way.

To speak English in Tagalog is magsalita ng Ingles. The phrase is used to describe the act of using the English language to communicate.

The English word “tenth” is translated into Tagalog as pansampu.

In Tagalog, ‘my dear’ is translated as mahal ko. mahal ko is a term of endearment used to address someone the speaker loves.

In Tagalog, hello can be expressed as kamusta or kumusta. The phrase is used as a greeting, but its literal meaning is “how are you?”.