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Tagalog Word of the Day

masanay
masanay
[verb] to get used to; to acclimatize
Example Sentence:
Masanay ka na lang kay Paula.
Just get used to Paula.
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tubig
tubig
[noun] water
Example Sentence:
Kumukulô ang tubig sa 100 antás ng sentigrado.
Water boils at 100 degrees.
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patungo
patungo
[preposition] toward; [adjective] headed to
Example Sentence:
Kailán ka lílipád patungong Japan?
When are you flying to Japan?
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uminit
uminit
[verb] to become hot; to become warm
Example Sentence:
Uminit ang panahón.
The weather has warmed up.
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aksidente
aksidente
[noun] accident
Example Sentence:
Natutulog pa kamí nang maganáp/naganáp ang aksidente.
We were still asleep when the accident happened.
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pumasa
pumasá
[verb] to pass
Example Sentence:
Pumasá siyá sa pagsusulit ngunit hindî itó sapát.
He passed the exam but it's ot enough.
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matapang
matapang
[adjective] brave; bold; audacious; fierce; fearless; courageous; daring; strong; tough; hard
Example Sentence:
Lilipas ang antók mo kapág uminóm ka ng matapang na kapé.
Your sleepiness will pass if you'd drink strong coffee.
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ma-meet
ma-meét
[verb] to be able to meet someone; * Taglish verb using the English word "meet"
Example Sentence:
Gustó kong ma-meét ang mga kaibigan mo.
I want to meet your friends.
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pader
padér
[noun] solid wall; concrete wall
Example Sentence:
Dalawáng manggaga ang nasugatan nang mabagsakan ng padér.
Two workers were injured by the collapsing wall.
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BIR
BIR
[noun] Bureau of Internal Revenue; * equivalent to the IRS in the United States or HMRC in the UK
Example Sentence:
Naglabás ng bagong panuntunan ang BIR sa pagbabayad ng buwís.
The BIR issued a new rule on tax payment.
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