Tagalog

The English verb ‘archive’ is translated into Tagalog as Arkibo.

In the Philippines, a rascal in Tagalog is pilyo. pilyo describes a cheeky, mischievous person, often a playful child or a teasing friend.

The English word dinosaur can be translated into Tagalog using several forms, primarily bayawak-kilabot. The term refers to a prehistoric reptile.

The Tagalog word for man is lalaki. lalaki is a simple and straightforward way to say man in Tagalog.

The Tagalog word for the English phrase ‘bat’ (the small flying mammal) is paniki. paniki is the noun used to refer to the small flying mammal.

To boast in Tagalog is magyabang. Magyabang is an intransitive verb used to describe the act of bragging or talking loudly in praise of oneself.

matamis na panaginip is the Tagalog phrase for “sweet dreams”.

The English phrase “internship” can be said in Tagalog as internship. In the Philippines, the term internship is used to describe a job taken by a student.

The English phrase “I love you, dad” is expressed in Tagalog as mahal kita, tatay. This phrase is used to express affection toward one’s father.

To understand in Tagalog is to say maintindihan. The verb is used to express the act of grasping the meaning of something or someone.