What does Hays mean in Tagalog?

What does Hays mean in Tagalog?

hays is an alternate spelling of the Tagalog word hay nakú. Alternate spellings may include abbreviations, informal spellings, slang, and/or commonly misspelled variations of a word. Base word: hay nakú [interjection] Oh my gosh; oh well; my goodness; Expression of resignation, annoyance or irritation.

What does Hay naku meaning in Tagalog?

oh my gosh!
Hay naku can be most directly translated as similar to using a phrase like ‘oh my gosh! ‘ or ‘Oh no’.

How do you say oh my god in the Philippines?

The English word “oh my god” can be translated as the following words in Tagalog:

  1. Juskó! – [ interjection] Oh my god!
  2. patáy – [adjective] dead; deceased; [noun] dead (person); [expressions] crap / oh my gosh / dang (slang) 7 Example Sentences Available » more…
  3. 3.)
  4. Diyós ko – My God…

What does Dai mean in Filipino?

(noun) dried fish.

Is Gago a curse?

Gago. If someone refers to you as this curse, it means that you’ve done something foolish or simply another term for ‘fool’. However, before its meaning evolved to that, the word referred to someone who is a nervous wreck.

What does Nako Po mean?

Definition of naku po: Alternate spellings may include abbreviations, informal spellings, slang, and/or commonly misspelled variations of a word. Base word: Nakú [interjection] Oh my! (an expression of surprise); Yikes!

What is Omsim?

[expression] correct; right; (slang) Root: mismo. Not Frequent.

Why do Filipinos say EDI wow?

Compared to the now passé “Ikaw Na!”, which some people have begun to take as more of a compliment than an insult (as in, “ako na, ako na talaga” in a not-so-deprecating manner), “Edi wow” has evolved into a statement that puts forth the perfect amount of “I don’t care” and “please be quiet.”

What is EDI in WOW Tagalog?

who cares
Definition for the Tagalog word edi wow: edi wow. [phrase] sarcastic phrase, usually meaning, “who cares” or “so what” (slang) Root: edi. Average Frequency.

What is Olol in Filipino?

Definition for the Tagalog word ulol: ulól. [noun/adjective] insane; crazy; jerk; dumbass; (vulgar)