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Ever felt pins and needles in your foot after sitting cross-legged for too long—then suddenly you’re jolted awake by that tingling sensation? In English, we call it “tingling,” but how
Ever find yourself at a family reunion, clutching a plate of lechon, scratching your head and wondering, “Wait… how do I call that cousin again?” English rolls “cousin” off the
Ever had someone stab you in the back and wondered how to say that in Tagalog? Betrayal cuts like a knife—no two ways about it. By the end, you’ll wield
Introduction Peace—that universal longing for calm, harmony, and a peace of mind—resonates across cultures. In English, you might hear “let bygones be bygones,” “live and let live,” or simply “rest
Introduction Equity—the idea of fairness in treatment, access, and opportunity—has become a cornerstone in discussions about social justice, education, and workplace culture. When we say “equity” in English, we often
When you hear the word « left, » your mind might instinctively point west on a map—or flashback to being the one always chosen last in gym class. But in Tagalog, “left”
Introduction I still remember the first time I wanted to tell my friend, “You’re getting better”—only to stumble over mas mabuti, mas magaling, or mas kaaya-aya. It felt like trying
Have you ever sat in a café, steam rising from your cup, Spotify playing in the background—and wondered how to say “lesson” in Tagalog? It seems straightforward, yet once you
Understanding how to say then in Tagalog is like peeling an onion—there are layers, and at times it can bring tears to your eyes. The English word then wears many
When you drop the English word “environment” into a Tagalog conversation, you’ll quickly discover that one size does not fit all—just like trying to wear sneakers to a black-tie gala.