Tagalog

The English phrase “eggs” is translated into Filipino as mga itlog.

The Tagalog phrase for napping is umiidlip. umiidlip refers to the act of taking a short sleep, typically during the daytime.

In Tagalog, “I missed you” is said as na-miss kita.

The English phrase “what is your name?” is translated into Tagalog as Ano ang pangalan mo? This phrase is used to ask someone what they are called.

The Filipino word for “devil” is diyablo. diyablo is used to refer to an evil creature.

The English word ‘knitting’ is translated into Tagalog as pagniniting. pagniniting refers to the activity and the process of knitting.

The English phrase ‘my pleasure’ is translated into Tagalog as walang anuman. walang anuman is used as a polite reaction to receiving thanks.

To say “I am learning tagalog” in Tagalog, use nag-aaral ako ng tagalog.

The Filipino phrase for “you’re crazy” is baliw ka. The phrase is used to tell someone that they are mentally ill or acting in an irrational way.

The Tagalog word for loud is maingay. maingay is used to describe a sound that is loud or an environment that is noisy.