Tagalog

In Tagalog, the word for mister is ginoo. The term ginoo is used to refer to an adult male and is equivalent to the English terms ‘gentleman’ or ‘mister’.

The English phrase ‘stink’ is translated into Tagalog as mabaho. mabaho is used to describe something that has a strong bad smell.

The English word beer is translated into Tagalog as serbesa. serbesa refers to an alcoholic drink made of malt.

hahaha is the Tagalog onomatopoeic expression for laughter. hahaha is used in writing to represent the sound of laughter.

The Tagalog phrase for “next time” is sa susunod. sa susunod is used to refer to a following occasion.

The Tagalog phrase for “very delicious” is napakasarap. napakasarap is used to describe food or drink that has a very pleasant taste.

The Tagalog word for sure is sigurado. sigurado is an adjective used to describe being certain in one’s knowledge or belief.

The English verb “share” can be translated into Tagalog as bahagi. The term refers to the act of dividing and distributing something.

The Tagalog word for water is tubig. tubig refers to the inorganic compound H₂O.

The English verb evolve is translated into Tagalog as umunlad. umunlad is used to mean come into being or develop.