JUICER
Dyuser? Dyuiser? Tagapiga ng dyus mula sa prutas, gulay, atbp. A juicer is an appliance for extracting juice from fruit and vegetables. Makinang ginagamit sa pagpiga ng katas mula sa mga prutas at...
View ArticleBADYET
This word is from the English language. badyet budget Anong badyet mo dito? What’s your budget for this? Ang badyet ko sa pagkain ay sampung piso. My budget for food is ten pesos. Kailangan ko talagang...
View ArticleENGKANTADA
This word is from the Spanish encantada. éngkantáda fairy engkantadang maganda beautiful fairy Matatalino ang mga éngkantáda. Fairies are intelligent. Spelling variations: enkantada, ingkantada...
View ArticleKARABAN
This word is from the English language. karaban caravan The Spanish term is caravana. Historically, a caravan is group of people, especially traders or pilgrims, traveling together across a desert in...
View ArticleABALA
Notice the different stress on the syllables on this word, depending on whether it’s used as an adjective or noun. abala, adj busy, occupied with something Abala ako sa paghahanda. I’m busy preparing....
View ArticleASINTADO
This word is from the Spanish asentado. asintádo adjusted asintádo made accurate MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG asintádo: lápat (walang puwang; dikit na dikit) asintádo: mahusay tumudla ng sandata (asintáda...
View ArticleBahay Kubo (Folk Song)
You didn't have a Filipino childhood if you can't sing the Bahay Kubo song! ^_^ * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.
View ArticlePIYUDAL
This word is from the Spanish language. pi·yu·dál feudal non-standard spelling: pyudal MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG piyudál: ukol sa, alinsunod, o katulad ng piyudalismo piyudál: ukol sa lupa sa ilalim ng...
View Article‘August’ in Tagalog
ika-walong buwan ng taon eighth month of the year Agosto August sa Agosto in August sa buwan ng Agosto in the month of August sa ika-apat ng Agosto on the fourth of August sa unang araw ng Agosto on...
View ArticleOfficial Holidays in the Philippines 2018
August 21 is Ninoy Aquino Day * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.
View ArticleKARAKAL
ka·rá·kal KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG karákal: sa sinaunang lipunang Bisaya, mangangalakal na naglalakbay A similar word in Tagalog is kalákal. * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.
View ArticleNaulila sa Magulang
Naulila sa Magulang Sa dibdib ng kahirapan, doon ako ay naging tao Nagkaisip at lumaki sa kalinga ng ina ko Sa loob ng aming dampa na butas butas ang palupo Naisip kong bakit ako ay isinilang pa sa...
View ArticleLeron Leron Sinta
Leron Leron Sinta is one of the most popular Tagalog folk songs in the Philippines. Every Filipino child knows how to sing it! TAGALOG LYRICS Leron, Leron, sinta Buko ng papaya Dala dala’y buslo...
View ArticleSULSI
This word is from the Spanish zurcir. sul·sí stitch, darn nanunulsi is stiching, darning To mend or repair using needle and thread KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG sulsí: pagtahi sa sirà ng damit, sako, lambat, at...
View ArticleLUKARET
This is a Filipino word meaning an insane or mentally imbalanced woman. KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG lukaret: babaeng sirâ ang ulo o baliw * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.
View ArticlePIYUDALISMO
This word is from the Spanish feudalísmo. pi·yu·da·lís·mo feudalism spelling variation: pyudalismo KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG piyudalísmo: sistemang pangkabuhayan, pampolitika, at panlipunan sa Europa noong...
View ArticleLAKAN
la·kán This is a title used by the nobility in ancient Philippine societies. One of the most famous Muslim kings of the Philippine islands is known as Rajah Lakandula. Also see lakandiwa and...
View ArticleMAGILIW
root word: giliw magiliw: affectionate, loving, friendly This word is no longer commonly used in conversation, but it’s known by every Filipino for being the second word in the national anthem. Bayang...
View ArticleDandansoy (Visayan Song)
A popular Visayan folk song is Dandansoy. Note that this is not a Tagalog song. The Visayan language in which Dandansoy is most often sung is Hiligaynon Bisaya, also known as Ilonggo. ILONGGO SONG...
View ArticleTULA: Ang Salapi
Arguably the most insightful poem written in any language about the nature of money. Penned in Tagalog by the prolific Filipino poet Jose Corazon de Jesus. * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.
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