Tagalog Interjections

Dali

The Tagalog word "dali" functions as both an interjection and a noun meaning "hurry" or "urgency.

Pwes

"Pwes" in Tagalog translates to "then," serving as a conjunction that connects cause to effect or prior conditions to subsequent actions.

Grabe

Grabe in Tagalog is an informal expression often used to denote intensity, severity, or extremity in a situation or reaction.

Ha

The Tagalog particle "ha" functions as an interjection often used to seek attention, confirm understanding, or express mild surprise.

Sandali

Sandali is a Tagalog word meaning "moment" or "a brief period.

Salamat

"Salamat" is the Tagalog word for "thank you," expressing gratitude, appreciation, or acknowledgment in social exchanges or interactions.

Hoy

"Hoy" is a Tagalog interjection used to draw attention, similar to "hey" or "hello," signaling communication engagement, warning, or informal address within social interactions.

Naku

"Naku" is a Tagalog interjection expressing surprise, discomfort, concern, or a reaction to unexpected situations, often equivalent to "oh" or "oh my" in English.

Ingat

Ingat in Tagalog means "care" or "caution," often used interjectionally to advise someone to be safe or cautious.

Lagot

"Lagot" is a Tagalog expression that denotes being in trouble or facing consequences, often used colloquially when someone anticipates repercussions.