What does torete in Tagalog mean?

Definition for the Tagalog word torete: torete. [adjective] head over heels; crazy in love. Root: torete. Average Frequency.

What does Rin Sayo mean?

i feel sorry for you. Last Update: 2021-08-06. Usage Frequency: 1.

What is Sayo in English?

sayo Noun. sayo, el ~ (m) (saco) baggy clothes, the ~ Noun. oversized clothing, the ~ Noun.

What is the meaning of Mahal Kita in English?

I love you
Definition for the Tagalog word Mahal kita: [phrase] I love you. Root: mahal.

What language is Porque?

Spanish
The Spanish and Portuguese conjunction porque, “because,” ultimately comes from a Latin phrase (pro quid) literally meaning “for that.” Porque can be found in some of the earliest records we have of Rome’s daughter languages on the Iberian peninsula, even noted in a 1492 Spanish grammar.

What is the meaning of Bahala ka jan?

Definition for the Tagalog word bahala ka: bahala ka. [phrase] it’s up to you; do what you want. Root: bahala.

What is the meaning of Ambot sa imo?

I don’t know
I don’t know; a reason and common excuse used to state that a person is unclear of why something did or did not happen, or is or is not the case.

What is the meaning of bakit in English?

why; for what reason
Adverb. bakit. why; for what reason synonym ▲ Synonym: (dialectal, archaic) bakin.

What does que paso means?

“Que paso” means “that I pass.” Here in California, it is extremely common to hear “¿Qué pasó?” as a greeting, in which case it is exactly the same as “¿Qué pasa?” Of course, it can also be used to ask “What happened?” if something really did happen.

What is the meaning of Balakajan?

Definition for the Tagalog word balakajan: balakaján. [slang expression] it’s up to you; I don’t care; (short for: bahala ka diyan)

What does Jan mean in Tagalog?

there
Definition of jan: jan is an alternate spelling of the Tagalog word diyán. Alternate spellings may include abbreviations, informal spellings, slang, and/or commonly misspelled variations of a word. Base word: diyán. [demonstrative sa pronoun] there (by person spoken to); there by you; that.

What Puhon means?

God-willing or hopefully
“PUHON” This word means “God-willing or hopefully”. Cebuanos are generally hopeful and optimistic, hence, “puhon” is expressed when you are hoping something will happen in the future. “Maka-uyab na unta ko, puhon.” (“I hope I can finally get a lover, God-willing.”)

What does GYUD means in Tagalog?

gyod [gyud.] : indeed (adv.); should (adv.) gayod [ga. yud.] : certainly (adv.); indeed (adv.); quite (adv.); surely (adv.); very (adv.)

How do you say yes in Philippines?

Yes. Yassss. Yup!

What can I call my Filipino boyfriend?

Oldies but goodies

• Sinta/Kasintahan/ Aking Sinta – which may translate to “cherished one” or “true love”.
• Irog- which may be translated to “sweetheart” or “dear one”
• Mahal – which may translate to “my love”, “love”, or even “expensive”
• Liyag/ Aking liyag – “darling” or “beloved”
• Giliw/ Giliw ko- “my happiness/joy”.