Tagalog Lesson: Terms of Endearment

http://www.viloria.com/wp brings you these "Tagalog" terms of endearment: Ni, Wish-heart, and Luuuuub. It's not really Tagalog, but when you use these terms, there's no denying you're in the Philippines.

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• tagalog
• lessons
• philippines

[pestengahem]

hi, ni.. sounds a bit like "hiney", and it refers to the hindquarters. lol!

also try, "palangga", which is "my love" or "love" in ilonggo, a filipino dialect.

[viloria]

Thanks! Some of my friends use "Ga" :-)

[DigitalClimax]

thats tagalog slang

[viloria]

Yup! Some even consider it Taglish.

[emer8nica]

kamusta ka na friend? lol :) i'll email this to my luuuuuub, wish-heart, ni american hubby! dapat matuto na rin yon ng tagalog!

[viloria]

Hi friendship! :-) Turuan mo siya managalog.

[sankoiniya]

@viloria hahaha...shortcut sang palangga...my parents call me that as well. :)

[doggiestyle247]

me lub u long time..........ni

[pinoy7tfc]

wow.... never grew up with that. mostly mahal and lub, pero hindi ako sanay sa ni o wish heart.

[tunezel]

can somebody help me to find a different term of endearment coz my husband and i.., we used BHE as term of endearment but a lot of peole is also using it so i want some unique word!!

[edalainejoy]

i guess they speak bisaya...

[xoxoemosingingxoxo]

hahah when i go to school slang p ung english k...but when i get home matigas n its so weird

[lovelynblue]

Hey, what about when someone says meng? What does that mean?

[iamxscooby2]

haha thanks man this is gonna help me alot with my girlfriend, I've been trying to learn Tagalog so i can somewhat impress her and her parents

[jivanmedia]

slang, hehe

[QBALLBOWLER]

awesome thanx, i like your lessons