Tagalog for “I Love You” ❤️ Continue reading “MAHAL KITA 💖”
TAGALOG FOR RELATIONSHIPS
Romantic Tagalog: Words & Phrases To Use in Relationships!
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Valentine’s Day Pickup Lines
Most Filipinos simply use the English phrase “Happy Valentine’s Day” on February 14. But if you wish to express your admiration in Tagalog, here are a few possible pickup lines. Continue reading “Valentine’s Day Pickup Lines”
Say “I Love You” in Tagalog
iloveyou , iloveyoutooooo, iloveyouuu
I love you.
(most common)
I love you.
(dramatic, only for lovers)
Top 10 Romantic Tagalog Phrases for Filipinas
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The most common way of saying ‘I Love You’ is Mahal kita.
This phrase can be used with anyone, from your grandfather (Mahal kita, Lolo) to your child (Mahal kita, Anak).
This is a very dramatic way of declaring your love for someone. A bit old-fashioned, but it’s the sort of phrase you use with an object of romantic affections.
Filipinos have incorporated a lot of English words into their vocabulary, including the verb for missing someone’s presence. If you really, really miss someone, you can say either one of the following sentences:
Miss na miss kita. = I really miss you.
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‘I Miss You’ in Tagalog
There is no colloquial Tagalog word for ‘miss’ so Filipinos use the English!
If you insist on saying “I miss you” in awkward-sounding Tagalog, visit the page on the word sabik.
Miss kita. Miss kita talaga.
I miss you. I miss you very much.
“You’re Beautiful” in Tagalog
The Tagalog word for ‘beauty’ is kagandahan.
You’re beautiful!
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‘Will You Marry Me?’
MAMIMISS
This is a non-standard Filipino word derived from the English “miss” (as in “I miss you”).