Tagalog

In Tagalog, the English phrase “what is that?” is translated as ano iyan?

The English word ‘color’ is translated to Tagalog as kulay. kulay is the most common and versatile term for color in Tagalog.

In Tagalog, the English phrase ‘cringe’ (as secondhand embarrassment) is expressed as nakakahiya.

Christmas in Filipino is Pasko. The word Pasko is used to refer to the holiday itself.

duyan is the Tagalog word for hammock. duyan refers to a hammock or a swing made of fabric or woven materials.

The Tagalog phrase for “no money” is walang pera. walang pera is used to describe a state of having no financial resources or funds.

To say go away in Filipino, use umalis ka. The phrase is used to tell someone to depart or leave a place.

The English phrase “hey, how are you?” is translated into Tagalog as kumusta ka?

The English word dog is translated into Tagalog as aso. aso is the general noun used to refer to the animal.

mga araw ng linggo is the Tagalog way to say “the days of the week”. This phrase is used to refer to the seven names that constitute a week.