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BALKONAHE

This word is from the Spanish balconaje. bal·ko·ná·hebalcony mga balkonáhebalconies balkonaheng kawayanbamboo porch Also: balkón KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG balkonáhe: entabladong nakausli sa dingding ng...

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Lalaki itinumba sa computer shop sa Kyusi

MANILA, Philippines – Nasawi ang isang lalaki na nasa loob ng computer shop sa Barangay Holy Spirit, Quezon City matapos pagbabarilin nitong Huwebes ng gabi, Abril 25. Kinilala ang biktima na si Andy...

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ASOTEA

This Filipino word is from the Spanish azotea (meaning: “terraced roof”). It can also be transliterated into Tagalog as asoteya. asotea second-floor veranda asotea roofless balcony a·so·té·a Tinungo...

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MAPAGKUMBABA

The more standard word form is mapagpakumbabâ. mapagkumbabâ humble Kinalulugdan ng Diyos ang taong mapagkumbabâ. God is pleased with humble people. The Tagalog synonym is mababang-loob. MGA KAHULUGAN...

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SALAMAT

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....

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Inupakan ni Bong Go: DSWD namimili ng inaayudahan

MANILA, Philippines- Binatikos ni Senador Christopher “Bong” Go sa pampublikong pagdinig sa Senado ang Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) dahil sa pagkaantala, hindi tugma o hindi...

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BALISONG

ba·li·sóng balisóng “butterfly knife” MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG balisong: lanseta, kortapluma balisong: lansetang Batangas balisóng: patalim na maaaring itiklop ang hawakán upang takpan ang talim...

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NARS

National Nurses Week in the United States is May 6-12. * Visit us here at TAGALOG LANG.

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SALAMAT

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....

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KATIPAN

root word: tipán This old-fashioned term can be used in the sense of a business partner or of a romantic partner (betrothed or fiancé/fiancée). MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG katipán: kasundo sa isang bagay...

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