What does Gaga mean in Tagalog?
stupid- to a girl
What does borat mean in Tagalog?
CONFUSED? yah i know! lol burat/borat has different meanings in different regions of the Philippines but its most commonly understood as the penis, generally speaking. whether its the foreskin, the head, or the shaft its still penis to me! LOL oh btw! the comedian Borat is pronounced with the accent/stress on the second syllable like "Barracks - military housing" which i think you know that already. but the burat/borat in filipino is pronounced with the accent/stress on the first syllable like how you say the first name of Pres. Obama. "Barack".
What does PS mean in Tagalog?
POST Script in Filipino is Pahabol-Sulat. You use it when you want to emphasize on something important and was not included in the TEXT BODY. In the old days, after a telegram has been made, and while it’s really expensive to send telegrams, people tend to shorten the words by omitting letters from the original text hence the risk of confusion. for that reason, PS at the end means you have somethings else to say. Nowadays, there’s no need for that because you only need to edit things first before e-mailing or printing it.
What does kupal mean in Tagalog?
Kupal means in filipino, the act of being such pabida or jerk, something like that. It is a person who is being so annoying because of his cravings for attention so he would pester other people by doing flashy things that can attract most of everyones attention. But this is just an opinionated answer , okay? It is based on my understanding regarding its usage amongst us.
In tagalog what does padi or pari mean?
There is no such word as "padi" in the Filipino Lexicon. As for "pari." it means priest. However, judging by the additional details that you put below your question, I believe that you spelled the words "padi" or "pari" by mere guesswork after you heard a Pinoy friend call you (or somebody else) that, am I right?. Therefore, I'm guessing that what you meant to say is the word "pare," pronounced as pa-ré. This is the Filipino slang for buddy (masculine,) and it is an oft-used term of camaraderie between adult men. I believe it has its origins from the Spanish word "compadre," meaning "the godfather of my child," or just simply "to become friends." Since the Spanish influence in Filipino culture is great, therefore it has also been customary for Filipino families to request certain close friends to take on the duty of godfatherhood (or compadrehood) over their children. By doing so, these friends become like second parents to the children, and the bond becomes even closer, as they are now integrated into the family by common guardianship over the young ones. This is the principle behind the duty of godfatherhood / godmotherhood. "Paré" or "comparé" are inflections of "compadre," and these terms are now loosely used to include friends that do not have any duties of godfatherhood over any children. Remember also that the other meaning of "compadre" in the Spanish vocabulary is just "to be friends." "Mare" or "kumare" are the feminine forms of "pare." .
What does "palamas" mean in Tagalog?
"Palamas" is a term that is sort of derogatory (with a sexual connotation). As spelled, it can either be a noun or a verb. As a verb, it means to fondle/stroke (or other similar terms) her b-o-o-b-i-e-s. When used as a noun, it means that the one you are referring to is sort of "easy" ... this is slang so you will not find any direct translation from any web. BTW, try to google the word "lamas" and you might understand how the word "palamas" came to be.
What does .... ingat po ...mean in tagalog?
the above person is correct. (^.^) ingat po means take care. ingat po = take care ( polite) used for elders ingat = is also means take care ( plain form) used for friends, person at the same age or younger.
What does "how I wish" mean in Tagalog?
If you’re asking for the Tagalog translation, it is commonly just “sana” or, for imperative emphasis, “sana naman”. “Sana” is a catch-all for “i wish” and works for most situations, but is also used as an imperative. “Sana umulan” (I hope/wish it rains), “sana naman pumasa ako” (I sure do hope I pass), “sana naman linisin mo yang kalat mo” (I do hope you clean up your mess e.g. *ahem* I DO HOPE you CLEAN UP your MESS). “eh, sana sinabi mo!” (well, you should have so!”)Related:Asa. Asa ka pa. Umasa ka pa. (American “you wish!”) - Highly informal, rather rude unless between close colleagues. If you want to really piss someone off during a basketball match, shout “asa!” when their shot misses.Maaasahan mo/nyo (polite). Asahan mo (informal). - “You can count on it”.Look up “inaasam”, also related.
What does pathetic mean in Tagalog?
It’s very close to this: HINDI KA DAPAT KAAWAAN PERO NAKAKA AWA KA NAMAN TALAGA, which you tell some persons who are clueless, unaware of their actual situation mainly because they have not bothered to learn something critical, or have not bothered to improve themselves even with so many opportunities shown their way.If you get this, I am pretty sure you're not looking pathetic in your situation. In some Filipino movies, you'll hear something like 'TATANGA TANGA KA KASI!' This means, you're close to being pathetic.(from online sources)
What does the Tagalog word "tita" mean?
Tita means Aunt in English. But in the Philippines and in Filipino culture, respect is a BIG thing. Almost everyone is addressed with some sort of form of respect, and Tita is one of them. It does not ONLY mean someone you are related to but also someone who is of the same age range/ generation of your parents. You would call your parents' friends Tita XXX or Tito XXXX (Aunt XXX or Uncle XXXX). It is a sign of respect.