Linggo 6: Intermediate Filipino

Putahe (n.)

Putahe (n.)

Dish

Matibay (adj.)

Durable, strong, sturdy

Kalesa (n.)

Horse drawn carriage

Turista (n.)

Tourist

Matamo (v.)

To attain something, to get what you want

Baybay (n.)

Beach, seashore

Palitan (v.)

To replace, change

Masigla (adj.)

Alive, vibrant

Saysay (n.)

Sense, point

There’s no sense/there’s no point

Isalin (v.)

To translate

Kawili-wili (adj.)

Entertaining, interesting, amusing

Kapareha (n.)

Partner

Lamang-dagat (n.)

Seafood

Tara na/halika na/tara let’s

Let’s go

Biyahe/lakbay (n.)

Travel

Naiinip/nababagot (v.)

Bored

Bawat/tuwing

Every

Todo (slang)

Slang word for maximize

Husto (adj.)

Right or enough

Pasyal (n.)

To stroll

Bisita (n.)

Guest, visitor, visit

Kabayo (n.)

Horse

Kumpiyansiya (n.)

Confidence

Kulang (adj.)

Lacking, deficit, insufficient

Lumba-lumba (n.)

Dolphin

Tawad (n.)

discount

Panaklong (n.)

parentheses

Usapan (n.)

conversation

Pagkawala (n.)

loss

Katotohanan (n.)

truth

Panghuli (n.)

ending

Peryahan (n.)

carnival, fair

Kahalagahan (n.)

importance

Asam (n.)

expectation

Pasiya (n.)

decision

Mag-ipon (v.)

to save

Tagapayo (n.)

adviser

Isuko (v.)

to surrender, to give up something

Prangkisa (n.)

franchise

Kapanalig (n.)

ally

Makatarungan (n.)

justice

Mamuhunan (n.)

investment

Kasalukuyan (adv.)

Currently, presently

Piraso (n.)

Pieces

DA-Bantay Presyo

Price monitoring in the Department of Agriculture

‘Ber months

September to December

Kada

Each, every, per

Ipinagbawal (v.)

To prohibit or ban something

Paglapastangan (n.)

Abomination, profanity, irreverence

Inatasan (v.)

To command, to obligate, to instruct someone

Pagsubaybay (n.)

Watching, observing, monitoring

Reunyon (n.)

Reunion

Magpasyal (v.)

To tour

Sabik (adj.)

Excited

Gumanap (v.)

To perform

Sapantaha (n.)

Conjecture, assumption, speculation

Natagpuan (v.)

To find, discover

Arkeologo (n.)

Archaeologist

Hukayin (v.)

To dig up something

Pabrika (n.)

Factory

Mukha (n.)

Face

Siruhiya (n.)

Surgery or operation

Kriminal (n.)

Criminal

Retoke (n.)

Plastic surgery

Budol (n.)

Scam, con person

Nakapaghatid (v.)

Ability to send something

Paghahanda (n.)

Preparation

Nakatakda (v.)

To set up for a person

Kinabibilangan (v.)

Where one belongs

Himpapawid

Up in the air

Alaga (n.)

Pet

Magsuka (v.)

To throw up

Saranggola (n.)

Kite, which is popular in the Philippines

Ahas (n.)

Snake

Umano

Said, reportedly (formal daw or raw)

Payo (n.)

Advice

Barko (n.)

Boat

Alahas (n.)

Jewelry

Lata (n.)

Tin can

Sumisid (v.)

To dive into water

Magiliw (adj.)

Affectionate in relationships or nice in service

Ipagmalaki (v.)

To be proud of

Turista (n.)

Tourist

Pasalubong (n.)

Gifts you bring from your trip for your family and friends

Balikbayan box (n.)

Refers to the pasalubong that you return to your country (especially for OFWs and family and friends abroad)

paghahanap ng yaman (n.)

treasure hunt

kasali (n.)

participant, contestant

pagtuklas (n.)

discovery

lalagyan (n.)

container

pagtatakip (n.)

camouflage

ninakaw (v.)

stolen

pahintulot (n.)

permission

inilaan (v.)

devoted to

tumanggi (v.)

to refuse

ibalik (v.)

to return something

pangarap (n.)

dream

paghihigpit (n.)

restriction

parangal (n.)

award, honor

kilalanin (v.)

to recognize or acknowledge someone for something

Matatag (adj.)

steady, strong