KASO
This word is from the Spanish caso. káso case káso lawsuit ang kasong ito this case sa kasong ito in this case Ang kaso.. peke. The thing is… it was fake. Kaso lang… mahal. Only thing is… it’s...
View ArticleKUMUKUTIKUTITAP
root word: kutitap (meaning: flicker, sparkle, glimmer) kumukutitap is sparkling kumukutikutitap flickering kumukuti-kutitap sparkling kumukuti-kutitap glimmering There is a well-known lively Christmas...
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Paskong PinoyFilipino Christmas Being mostly Catholics, Filipinos start a novena (a series of nine masses) on December 16th. The masses are part of the cherished religious tradition of Simbang Gabi,...
View ArticleChristmas Vocabulary 🎄
The Filipino word for Christmas is Pasko. Bisperas ng Pasko Christmas Eve pamasko Christmas gift aginaldo / aguinaldo money received as Christmas gift regalo gift kandila candle bituin star parol...
View ArticleJANUARY
The Filipino word Enero comes from the Spanish enero. Enero January buwan ng Enero month of January maginaw chilly malamig cold taglamig “cold season” = winter yelo ice bagong taon new year Bisperas ng...
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This is a fairly obscure Tagalog word. su·lá·sok nakasusulasok disgusting, stomach-turning nakakasulasok na amoy disgusting odor ✅ nakasusulasok ❌ nakakasulasok KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG sulások: matinding...
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ta·ón taón year sa bagong taón in the new year Manigong Bagong Taon! Prosperous New Year! taunan annual, yearly sa taong Dalawang Libo at Sampu in the year Two Thousand and Ten sa taong Dalawang Libo’t...
View ArticleBAGO
di-luma, iba, sariwa bágo new, fresh bagong-bago very new Ano ang bágo? What’s new? Ano ang bágo sa iyo? What’s new with you? Ano ang bágo dito? What’s new here? May bágo ba? Is there something new?...
View ArticleGreetings for the New Year
Wish your Filipino friends a Happy New Year in Tagalog! The traditional Filipino new year’s greeting is Manigong Bagong Taon, which literally means Prosperous New Year. Below you can find different...
View ArticlePASINAYA
pa·si·na·yà pasinayàinauguration MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG pasinaya: inagurasyon pasinaya: unang pagbubukas o pagdiriwang pasinaya: unang tikim, unang danas pasinaya: manigong pasimula MGA KAHULUGAN SA...
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root word: manigo manigong taon prosperous year manigong bagong taon prosperous new year manigo fine, favorable para maging manigo at masaya ang bagong taon in order for the new year to be auspicious...
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This is from the Spanish word enero. Enero January unang buwan ng taon first month of the year buwan ng Enero month of January Araw ng Tatlong Hari Day of Three Kings unang linggo ng Enero first week...
View ArticleBISPERAS
This word is from the Spanish vispera. bisperás eve Bisperás ng Pasko Christmas Eve sa bisperas ng Pasko on Christmas eve Anong gagawin mo sa bisperas ng Pasko? What are you doing on the eve of...
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pagsasanay ng sanáy sanaysáy essay mga sanaysáy essays mananalaysay essayist A Spanish-derived Filipino synonym that is no longer widely used in this sense but can still be encountered in older texts...
View ArticleMAHAL
The Tagalog word mahal as a noun means ‘love’ but as an adjective it means ‘expensive’ or ‘costly’ or ‘dear.’ mahál, n love mahál, adj expensive Also see tagaloglang.com/love Mahal kita. I love you....
View ArticleSALAMAT
One of the most basic Tagalog words to learn! salámat thanks When addressing an older person, add po at the end. Salámat po. Thank you. (formal) Maraming salámat. Many thanks. / Thank you very much....
View ArticleDISYEMBRE
This word is from the Spanish word diciembre. Disyembre December buwan ng Disyembre month of December maginaw chilly malamig cold taglamig “cold season” = winter Maligayang Pasko! Merry Christmas!...
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