Tagalog Word of the Day
namin
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1.) [ng pronoun] we (exclusive, i.e., including people speaking, but not including people spoken to);
2.) [possessive pronoun] our; ours;
Example Sentence:
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Did you stop by our office last Friday?
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Did you stop by our office last Friday?
tanga
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[noun/adjective] idiot; stupid; dumb ass; idiotic; asinine;
Example Sentence:
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It made me look stupid in front of them.
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It made me look stupid in front of them.
politika
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[noun] politics
Example Sentence:
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The two political allies are already breaking apart.
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The two political allies are already breaking apart.
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magsabi
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[verb] to say; to tell; to state; to mention; to make known; to allege; to declare
Example Sentence:
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Just let me/us know.
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Just let me/us know.
tumayo
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[verb] to stand; to stand up; to rise; to position oneself
Example Sentence:
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Ken stood up before he spoke.
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Ken stood up before he spoke.
sapagka't
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[conjunction] the reason being; because; for the reason that; since; in view of the fact that;
Example Sentence:
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I feel bad because you betrayed me.
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I feel bad because you betrayed me.
tumanggi
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[verb] to refuse; to reject; to decline; to deny; to negate
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Just refuse if you don't want to/it.
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Just refuse if you don't want to/it.