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Tagalog English
babad

[Active Verb:]
magbabad

[Passive Verb:]
ibabad

[Examples:]
Ibabad mo ang damit sa sabon. (Soak the dress in soap.)

 (verb) to soak
barumbado (adj) temperamental
buwisit

[L2 Definition:]
(syn) malas

[Notes:]
Chinese

 (adj) jinxed, bad-omened, annoying, vexing
damdam3

[Active Verb:]
magdamdam

[Passive Verb:]
damdamin

[Examples:]
1) Ayaw niyang magdamdam tungkol sa hindi mo pagsulat sa kanya. (She does not want to feel bad about your not writing to her.) 2) Huwag mo nang damdamin ang hindi niya pagsulat sa iyo. (Don't feel bad that he has not sent you a letter.)

 (verb) to feel bad about
gago

[L2 Definition:]
(var) gaga (female), hangal, tanga

 (adj) stupid, foolish (colloq); stuttering, stammering, pronouncing badly
gaya4

[Active Verb:]
manggaya

[Passive Verb:]
gayahin

[Examples:]
1) Huwag kang manggaya ng masamang tao. (You should not imitate a bad guy.) 2) Gayahin mo ang mabait na bata. (Imitate the good boy.)

 (verb) to imitate
hubad

[Active Verb:]
maghubad

[Passive Verb:]
hubarin

[Examples:]
1) Huwag kang maghubad ng kamiseta dahil malamig sa labas. (You should not take off your shirt because it is cold outside.) 2) Hubarin mo ang kamiseta mo. (Take off your shirt.)

 (adj) naked, undressed from the waist up, not in possession of (verb) to undress, to have nothing on from the waist up
iwas

[Active Verb:]
umiwas

[Passive Verb:]
iwasan

[Examples:]
1) Umiwas ka sa mga masasamang tao. (You avoid bad people.) 2) Iwasan mo ang gulo sa buhay. (Avoid being in trouble.)

 (verb) to avoid
kurbado (adj) curved
lebadura

[Notes:]
Spanish

 (noun) yeast

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