Random Tagalog Words

Sundalo

The Tagalog word "sundalo" means "soldier" in English.

Nag-aaral

"Nag-aaral" in Tagalog means "studying," referring to the process of learning and engaging with educational materials.

Sipag

Sipag in Tagalog means "diligence" or "hard work," referring to the persistence and effort applied toward achieving goals.

Sabay

Sabay is a Tagalog word meaning "simultaneously" or "together.

Syempre

Syempre in Tagalog means "of course" or "naturally," used to reaffirm or emphasize the obviousness of a statement or situation.

Ating

The Tagalog word "ating" is a pronoun meaning "our" or "our's," used to denote possession belonging to a group including the speaker.

Magsasalita

Magsasalita is the future tense of the verb salita, meaning "to speak.

Guardia

Guardia is a borrowed word from Spanish meaning "guard" in English.

Kalalake

Kalalake in Tagalog refers to "manliness" or "masculinity," capturing traits or characteristics associated with being male.

Kambing

Kambing in Tagalog translates to "goat," a domestic animal widely raised for its meat, milk, and other byproducts.