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Tagalog English
naku!

[Notes:]
an interjection derived from NANAY KO! or INA KO!, my mother!

 (intj) oh, my!
a!

[Examples:]
A! Naalala ko na! (A! Now I remember!)

 (intj.) an exclamation of sudden recollection
sintido komun

[L2 Definition:]
(var) SENTIDO KOMUN

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (noun) common sense
kondoktor

[L2 Definition:]
(var) kondoktora (female)

 (noun) conductor in a public vehicle
konsehal

[L2 Definition:]
(var) konsehala (female)

 (noun) councilor
Koreano (noun) Korean
pala

[Notes:]
when used after HINDI, expresses contrast with one's expectation; a reversal, as ANG ISIP KO'Y BALAT LAMANG NG ITLOG ITO, HINDI PALA, KUNDI ITLOG NA BUO. I thought this was only an eggshell, but no, it was a whole egg.

 (part) so; an exclamation of surprise, as IKAW PALA! So, it is you!
ewan

[Examples:]
Ewan ko. (I don't know.)

 (post-verb) don't know, a variant of AYWAN
hagip

[Examples:]
Mag-ingat ka sa paglakad sa kalsada baka ka mahagip ng mabilis na kotse. (Be careful when you cross the street or you might be hit by a car.)

 (verb) /maka--; ma--/ (makahagip; mahagip) hit or caught by a moving body
hiram1

[Active Verb:]
humiram

[Passive Verb:]
hiramin

[Examples:]
1) Humiram siya ng pera sa kanyang kaibigan. (He borrowed money from his friend.) 2) Hiramin mo muna ang kotse ni Jose. (Borrow Jose's car for while.)

 (verb) t borrow, to ask for a loan

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