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Tagalog English
pa2

[Notes:]
expresses the immaturity or continuance of a situation and stands in contrast with NA, as MABUTI PA, better yet; BASA PA ANG DAMIT, the clothes are still wet.

 (adv) more; yet; still
parol (noun) lantern; especially, the colorful Christmas lantern that depicts the star of Bethlehem
patlang

[Notes:]
Chinese

 (noun) space between; interval
pusta1 (noun) bet
pusta2

[Active Verb:]
pumusta

[Passive Verb:]
ipusta

[Examples:]
1) Pumusta ka ba sa laro ng Chicago at Mets? (Did you bet in the game between Chicago and Mets?) 2) Ipusta mo ang kalaban ng Mets. (Bet in favor of the Met's opponents.)

 (verb) to bet
puwang (noun) space; interval between
sabong2

[Active Verb:]
magsabong

[Passive Verb:]
isabong

[Examples:]
1) Ayaw nilang magsabong sa Mahal na Araw. (They don't want to engage in cockfighting during the Holy Week.) 2) Gustong isabong ni Mang Pedro ang kanyang tandang. (Mang Pedro wants to engage his rooster in a cockfight.)

 (verb) to engage in cockfighting; to play or bet in a cockfight
sikap2

[Active Verb:]
magsikap

[Examples:]
Magsikap tayong lahat upang ang buhay natin ay umunlad. (We should all work diligently so we could have a better life.)

 (verb) to strive; to persevere; to work diligently
silat (noun) slit between strips of bamboo floor; break on the floor
singa

[Active Verb:]
suminga

[Passive Verb:]
isinga

[Examples:]
1) Suminga ka upang ikaw ay makahinga ng mabuti. (You should blow your nose so you could breathe better.) 2) Isinga mo ang iyong baradong ilong. (Blow your clogged nose.)

 (verb) to expel mucus from the nose

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