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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.
This is a very sweet thing to say in Tagalog. It sounds so much better than the English translation. Variations include:
Mag-ingat ka. = Do take care.
Lagi kang mag-ingat. = Always take care.
Ingat ka lagi. = Always take care. (Used in letters more than in conversation.)
5. May gusto ako sa iyo. = I have a crush on you.
As a noun, the Tagalog word gusto means an infatuation with someone.
As a verb, the word gusto means “to want” and “to like”.
Gusto kitang makita. = I want to see you.
Gusto kitang tawagan. = I want to call you.
7. Iniisip kita. = I’m thinking of you.
Lagi kitang iniisip. = I always think of you.
Iniisip kita lagi. = I always think of you.
8. Hihintayin kita. = I’ll wait for you.
Nothing melts a Filipina’s heart like this expression of patience. Whether it’s waiting for her to finish getting ready or waiting for her to say yes to your proposal, it simply is an endearing phrase. She doesn’t want to be rushed and it’s a sign of your thoughtfulness that you’re willing to wait for her however long it takes.
= Don’t worry. I’ll take care of it.
The combination of these two phrases is music to a Filipina’s ears. Don’t stress her out with your own difficulty in finding parking. Don’t insist she pick a wine when it wasn’t her idea to come to such a fancy restaurant. Don’t make her share in your anxiety over how much to tip the server.
Whether a small matter or a big one, tell her you’ll take care of it and do! Let her sit back and relax.
10. Ikaw ang lahat sa akin. = You are everything to me.
Tell her how much she means to you.
I am going to marry my pililino boyfriend. He is almost 40 and I am 34. I hope I see him soon. Why the title says phrases for filipinas? they also apply for filipinos.
Cheers mate!
I love my philippino lady so much. Mahal kita LY!
Walang anuman, maging masayá sana ang araw mo! Salamat!
Nangungulila ako sa iyo/ Ulila ako sa iyo – I miss you.
Mahal makita
My woman is a 42 years old Filipina I’m 26 but I love her so deep
Filipino women are the absolute most loving and passionate women there are. Congrats to you on finding your love.
I’m Mexican Italian
Married to a Chinese pinoy man 11years now.
We have 2 boys
1 and 2 year old
We are a power house couple and we’re loving it. I’m 34 and he’s 37
We’re an
American Mexican Italian Chinese Filipino
Family
Salamat po!
does he sweeten like italyens
I’m American young boy 26 years old and my Filipina 42 years old
I am going to marry my philippino lady and this site is very helpful 2 me because I’m an American man thank you
Also gonna marry mines this year but bc of covid I’m not able to see her hope you get to marry your girl bro
How long do You think , with this covid thing (and now new one) do You think before we can can get to the Philippines , sir 😥 ?
I am also trying to go see my Filipino girlfriend. Have you been in touch with the embassy about going there cause I am hopefully going in January once they reply to my emails.
Costa Rica is where we will be meeting to get married. Fiji another island. many places where Filipino can go with no visa
My wife who is now living in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on a spouse visa with a filipino passport. Does that mean she would need to apply for another visa to travel around Europe 🇪🇺. Can anyone help on this please 🙏 Thank you.
Mapakaganda mo: you’re beautiful
thnks alot
can these all be used for either gender or are some more for male to female? thank you
They can all be used for either gender.
I’m doing a tattoo for my fiancee, and she loves her culture dearly so i’d like to write “don’t forget me” in tagalog for her. I don’t want to do it incorrectly since I don’t want to disrespect her, so if there is anyone fluent or native who could help it would mean the world to me! Thank you so much!
“Huwag mo akong limutin.”
Thanks, I have a nice Christian Filipino lady and we enjoy each other’s friendship
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