Tagalog

In Tagalog, “just kidding” is said as biro lang. The phrase is used to indicate that you were not being serious and that what you said was only a joke.

The English phrase “gadgets” is translated into Tagalog as mga gadyet.

The Tagalog way to say ‘chill’ is magpalamig. magpalamig is used to describe the act of becoming calm, relaxed or easygoing.

shark in Tagalog is pating. The word refers to the predatory fish known as a shark.

In Tagalog, “happy birthday and best wishes” is expressed as maligayang bati at pinakamagandang hangarin.

In Tagalog, “not yet” is said as Hindi pa.

In Tagalog, “stop it, please” is expressed as pakiusap, itigil mo.

Sunday in Tagalog is Linggo. Linggo can mean both ‘Sunday’ and ‘week’ depending on the context of the sentence.

The English phrase “years” is translated to Tagalog as mga taon. mga taon is used to refer to multiple periods of twelve months.

The Tagalog word for Japanese is Hapon.