This word is from the Spanish ocho.
otso
eight
disi otso
eighteen
eighteen
beynte otso
twenty-eight
alas otso
eight o’clock
The native Tagalog word for “eight” is walo.
Walong piso.
Eight pesos.
Eight pesos.
ikawalong araw
eighth day
In Filipino popular culture, otso-otso is a Tagalog song by Bayani Agbayani. The associated dance has been described as “popping your booty while crouching over with your hands on your knees.”
