Tagalog

The Tagalog phrase for mother-in-law is biyenan. biyenan is used to refer to a spouse’s mother or father.

The English phrase ‘your voice is beautiful’ is translated to Tagalog as napakaganda ng boses mo.

The English phrase “how are you doing?” is translated into Tagalog as Kumusta ka?

The English phrase “I love you, mom” is expressed in Filipino as mahal kita, nanay. This phrase is used to express affection toward one’s mother.

The English phrase ‘my’ is translated into Tagalog as aking or ko. Both forms are used to indicate that something belongs to me.

The English word ‘smack’ is translated to Tagalog as sampal.

The English word “pregnant” is buntis in Tagalog.

The English phrase “I love you, baby” is translated into Tagalog as mahal kita, baby.

The English word candid is translated to Tagalog as tapat. tapat is used to describe someone or something that is straightforward, open and sincere.

The Tagalog word for proud is ipinagmamalaki. In Tagalog, ‘proud’ is expressed as a verb (to be proud of something) rather than a simple adjective.