Tagalog

The Filipino word for spicy is maanghang.

The Tagalog word for ‘period’ (in the sense of an interval of time) is regla. The word regla is used to refer to a period or an interval of time.

In Tagalog, “you stink” is said as mabaho ka. This phrase is used to tell someone that their body or breath has an unpleasant smell.

The English phrase “what is this?” is translated into Tagalog as ano ito? ano ito? is a question used to ask for the identity or name of an object.

The Tagalog word for ‘where’ is saan. saan is the most general and versatile word for ‘where’ in Tagalog, used to refer to at or in what place.

To steer in Tagalog is magmaneho. The word magmaneho means to steer or guide the course of something.

The English phrase “bag” can be translated into Tagalog as bag, supot or bulsa. The term bag refers to a flexible container.

The English phrase “best” is translated into Tagalog as pinakamahusay. Pinakamahusay is the superlative form of the adjective for “good.”

The Tagalog word for ‘good’ is mabuti. Mabuti is an adjective used to describe things that are pleasant or enjoyable.

In Tagalog, the phrase “in conclusion” is said as sa konklusyon. functioning as a prepositional phrase meaning “as a conclusion”.