Tagalog Verbs

Mag-jowa

Mag-jowa in Tagalog refers to being in a romantic relationship, equivalent to "boyfriend and girlfriend" in English.

Magalit

Magalit in Tagalog translates to "to get angry" or "to become angry," describing the act of experiencing irritation or displeasure.

Bibili

"Bibili" means "will buy" in Tagalog, indicating the planned action of purchasing in the future.

Maging

Maging is a versatile Tagalog word meaning "to become" or "be.

Napansin

"Napansin" is the past tense form of the Tagalog verb "pansin," meaning "noticed" or "observed," describing the act of becoming aware or attentive to something completed in the past.

Mararating

The Tagalog verb "mararating" means "will reach" or "will arrive" in English.

Maranasan

Maranasan in Tagalog is the verb for "to experience," indicating the process of undergoing or living through an event or situation.

Nagbubukas

The Tagalog verb "nagbubukas" means "is opening" in English.

Napahikbi

"Napahikbi" is the past tense form of the Tagalog verb "hikbi," meaning "sobbed" or "cried sobbingly," describing deeply emotional crying completed in the past.

Nakahinga

"Nakahinga" is the past tense form of the Tagalog verb "hinga," meaning "breathed" or "took a breath," indicating a relaxation or moment of relief after experiencing a hold or tension.