Random Tagalog Words

Susuko

The Tagalog verb "susuko" translates to "will surrender" or "will give up.

Tawa

"Tawa" is the Tagalog word for laughter, a universal sign of happiness and engagement.

Kayo

"Kayo" is the Tagalog pronoun for "you" in the plural form or a polite singular form when addressing someone with respect, equivalent to addressing someone as "you folks" or the formal "you" in English.

Simple

"Simple" in Tagalog retains the same meaning as in English, describing something easy, uncomplicated, or straightforward.

Lang

The Tagalog word "lang," short for "lamang," is often used to mean "just," "only," or "merely," adding a tone of modesty, limitation, or focus on specifics within conversations.

Tatawa-tawa

"Tatawa-tawa" is a Tagalog term describing the act of continuously laughing or giggling, expressing a state of amusement or cheer.

Tinatanong

"Tinatanong" is the present progressive form of "tanong," meaning "asking" or "is asking," representing inquiries or questions directed toward someone.

Pamilihan

The Tagalog word "pamilihan" means "market" or "marketplace".

Napangiwi

"Napangiwi" is the past tense form of the Tagalog verb "ngiwi," meaning "grimaced" or "winced," indicating a facial expression denoting discomfort, disgust, or annoyance completed in the past.

Napatikhim

Napatikhim is a Tagalog verb indicating a brief involuntary cough, often as a result of surprise or hesitation.