Tagalog

The English phrase “mind your own business” is translated into Tagalog as huwag kang makialam.

The English phrase “your name” is translated into Tagalog as pangalan mo. The phrase is used to refer to the name of the person being spoken to.

To sway in Tagalog is ugoy. ugoy is a verb meaning to move or swing from side to side. Or backward and forward. To rock

The Tagalog word for head is ulo. ulo refers to the anatomical head.

The English phrase ‘slay’ translates to Tagalog as patayin or paslangin. Both words mean to kill or murder.

The Tagalog word for mom is nanay.

kubeta is the Tagalog word for a room or area containing a toilet for waste disposal.

tagay is the Filipino term for a toast or an invitation to take a drink of alcohol.

The Tagalog way to say “ouch” is aray. aray is used as an interjection to react to sudden physical pain, such as a pinch, a cut or a bump.

In Tagalog, the English phrase “have you eaten?” is expressed as kumain ka na ba? This phrase is used to ask if someone has already had a meal.