Tagalog Word of the Day
orderin
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[verb] to order; to make an order (at a restaurant, of merchandise, etc.); * Taglish verb using the English word "order"
Example Sentence:
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What would you (all) like to order?
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What would you (all) like to order?
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malito
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[verb] to be confused; to be puzzled; to be perplexed; to be rattled; to be baffled
Example Sentence:
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I'm confused.
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I'm confused.
medyo
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[adverb] a little; a bit; somewhat; kind of; kinda; comparatively; pretty; fairly; partial; slightly; semi-; so-so
Example Sentence:
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I noticed that his hair was a little curly now.
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I noticed that his hair was a little curly now.
balaan
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[verb] to warn someone; to caution someone; to threaten someone
Example Sentence:
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I noticed that his hair was a little curly now.
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I noticed that his hair was a little curly now.
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lumiban
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[verb] to be absent; to not attend; to omit
Example Sentence:
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I assign you to list down the names of those who will be absent in class.
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I assign you to list down the names of those who will be absent in class.
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marupok
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[adjective] weak; materially weak; fragile; flimsy
Example Sentence:
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The relationship is breaking down because they're weak.
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The relationship is breaking down because they're weak.
bunso
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[noun] name for the youngest child (in a family); the youngest child; the youngest sibling
Example Sentence:
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Everyone will attend the baptism of April's youngest child.
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Everyone will attend the baptism of April's youngest child.