I love you.
(general, most common)
I love you.
(dramatic, only for lovers)
Ikaw ang lahat sa akin.
You are everything to me.
Sinasamba kita.
I worship you.
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Be ready to use Tagalog in different situations with simple phrases!
Ikaw ang lahat sa akin.
You are everything to me.
Sinasamba kita.
I worship you.
Exchanging love notes is a cherished tradition in Filipino courtship. A written profession of love is “proof” more solid than words spoken into the air.
Anong gusto mong inumin?
What would you like to drink?
Anong gusto mong kainin?
What would you like to eat?
Umiinom ka ba?
Do you drink (liquor)?
The Tagalog word for a woman’s ‘flirtation’ is alembong.
Here are a few nice and simple Tagalog words and phrases you can use on the person you’ve got eyes on. 🙂
Magandang umaga.
Good morning.
Ang ganda ng panahon, no?
Isn’t the weather nice?
Ano ang pangalan mo?
What’s your name?
Saan ka nakatira?
Where do you live?
Puwede ba kitang tawagan?
May I call you?
Tawagan mo ako.
Call me.
Ang ganda mo!
You’re so beautiful.
Ang guwapo!
So handsome.
Ang bango mo.
You smell nice.
Ang ganda ng buhok mo.
Your hair’s beautiful.
Ang ganda ng suot mo.
You’re dressed nice.
Ang ganda ng kutis mo.
Your skin is beautiful.
Sobrang init!
My, it’s hot.
Anong “pon namber” mo?
What’s your phone number?
Gusto mo bang manood ng sine?
Would you like to go watch a movie?
The Tagalog word for ‘crush’ is gusto. As a verb, it also means ‘to like’ and ‘to want’.
May gusto ako sa iyo.
I have a crush on you.
May gusto ka ba sa akin?
Do you have a crush on me?