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Karinderya (n.)
small restaurant or food stalls by street or in a palengke
Sanayin (v.)
to be trained
Abot-kaya (adj.)
affordable
Dumagsa (v.)
to be crowded, to go in large numbers
Sangkap (n.)
ingredient
Hacendero (n.)
large estate holder, holds a lot of farmland
Inimbak (v.)
to hoard, to stock up on something
Panlulumo (n.)
Great Depression
Manatili (v.)
to maintain, to stay in one place
Maunawan (v.)
to understand
Talalahian (n.)
ethnography
Suriin (v.)
to research, to analyze, to study
Panitikan (n.)
literature
Manunulat (n.)
writer
Mananaliksik (n.)
researcher
Kasikatan (n.)
fame
Matagumpay (adj.)
successful
Kahirapan (n.)
poverty
Adbokasiya (n.)
advocacy
Gumanyak (v.)
to motivate, to inspire
Sining (n.)
art
Itanghal (v.)
to exhibit something
Karaniwan (adj.)
common, average, usual
Tago ng tago
undocumented Filipinos
Sumenyas (v.)
to signal
Kaaway (n.)
enemy, adversary, foe
Nakawin (v.)
to steal something
Umupa (v.)
to rent, to lease
Amo (n.)
boss, employer
Karanasan (n.)
experience
Kalusugang pangkaisipan
mental health
Tiwala (n.)
trust
Sikolohiya (n.)
psychology
Saliksik (n.)
research
Ilathala (v.)
to publish
Abutin (v.)
To reach something, to get caught
Kaugnayan (n.)
Relation, association, relationship
Pagkabagot/bagot (n.)
Boredom
Salaysay (n.)
Story
Premyo (n.)
Prize, awards
Taglagas (n.)
Fall
Tagsibol (n.)
spring
Taglamig (n.)
winter
Tag-init (n.)
Summer
Subaybayan (v.)
To follow, to track
Libangan/gawain (n.)
Hobby, pleasure
Mag-libang (v.)
To enjoy
Sipa (n.)
Filipino game where you use elbow or hands to hit a colorful plastic
Piko (n.)
Hopscotch
Trumpo (n.)
A game where you need 2 things made out of wood shaped like an acorn and rope; you need a lot of space so that the top can spin
Patintero (n.)
a game where the group has 10 members, the players need to be fast and nimble
Luksong baka (n.)
A game where you go to a field and jump over someone using only hands (leap frog)
Luksong tinik (n.)
A game with two teams where you jump over people’s hands and feet; the ones who are the tallest usually are chosen as the leader (nanay)
Luksong lubid (n.)
a game where you jump fast over a garter or attached rubber bands
Taguan (n.)
Hide and seek, often hide in bahay-kubo, gardens, or tall trees
Agawan base (n.)
A game with two teams and two bases, you need to attack the other base and protect your own base to prevent it from being snatched
Palosebo (n.)
Game where you climb up a greasy/slippery pole or bamboo stick to get a prize at the top
Tumbang preso (n.)
A game where you target the can with tsinelas
Koponan (n.)
Team
Taya (n.)
Bet
Larong Filipino (n.)
Filipino games
Sugal (n.)
Gambling
Siyato (n.)
A game with two players with short and long sticks
Lubid (n.)
Rope
Baka (n.)
Cow
Tinik (n.)
Thorn
Goma (n.)
Rubber band
Siko (n.)
Elbow
Patpat (n.)
Stick
Iniiwasan (v.)
To avoid
Atakihin (v.)
To attack
Maagaw (v.)
To be snatched
Kalaban (n.)
Opponent, enemy
Paikot-ikutin (v.)
Spinning
Tumalon/lumukso (v.)
To jump over
Perya (n.)
fair
Karnabal (n.)
carnival
Kagamitan (n.)
supplies, equipment
Hatian sa lupa
inherited land
Idaan (v.)
to take something
Bahain (v.)
to flood something
Panalo (n.)
winner
Talo (n.)
loser
Pamana (n.)
heritage, inheritance
Hating-kapatid/Pantay-pantay
fair share
Masayahin (adj.)
cheerful, happy
Kinatawan (n.)
representative
Paggalang (n.)
polite behavior
Away-away (n.)
fighting
Bilang (n.)
number
Tatsulok (n.)
triangle
Umarte (v.)
to act
Magkasintahan (n.)
lovers, couple, sweethearts
Maghiwalay (v.)
to separate, to break up
Poot (n.)
hate
Banta ng kamatayan
death threats
Tagasunod (n.)
follower
Pinagmumulan (n.)
source or cause of something
Pangkalahatan (n.)
over all, general, public
Pagtatanghal (n.)
performance, exhibition