Tagalog

magandang babae is the Tagalog phrase for beautiful girl. The phrase is used to describe a female person who is physically attractive.

The Filipino word for “corruption” is korapsyon. korapsyon is a noun used to describe the act of seeking bribes.

The Tagalog phrase for old lady is matandang babae. matandang babae is used to describe an elderly woman.

galit is the Filipino word for anger or angry. The word galit can function as both a noun, meaning anger and an adjective, meaning angry.

The Tagalog word for foolish is hangal.

The Tagalog word for pretty is maganda. Maganda is used to describe someone as pretty or attractive, particularly in reference to women and children.

The phrase “I want you” in Tagalog is gusto kita. This phrase is used to express that you are romantically attracted to someone.

The Tagalog phrase for “throw up” is sumuka. sumuka is used to describe the act of ejecting the contents of the stomach through the mouth.

In Tagalog, “I like” is expressed as gusto ko. gusto ko is a common way to say “I like” in Tagalog.

The Tagalog word amen is used to express strong agreement.