The word "mapagmataas" in Tagalog is used to describe someone who is boastful or arrogant.
There is no direct translation for "palalo" in Tagalog. However, it can be loosely translated as someone who is arrogant or boastful.
meaning of mayabang: proud
When the boy went to school the next day, a boastful bully came up and said boastful things.
She thought she was a hero as she told us of her ventures; we just thought she was boastful.
He was boastful about his accomplishments, constantly bragging to anyone who would listen.
There is no direct translation for "palalo" in Tagalog. However, it can be loosely translated as someone who is arrogant or boastful.
The word "mayabang" is in Tagalog form (national language of the Philippines). In English language, it means "boastful" or "cocky".
meaning of mayabang: proud
most boastful
When the boy went to school the next day, a boastful bully came up and said boastful things.
She thought she was a hero as she told us of her ventures; we just thought she was boastful.
He was boastful about his accomplishments, constantly bragging to anyone who would listen.
To "wax" is to speak eloquently. "Boastful" is bragging or talking about one's own accomplishments.
You can use boastful in a sentence like this. Sam was very boastful after they won the game.
humble
fact
The old advised the boastful shrimp to be humble and not draw attention to itself in order to avoid attracting predators or danger. In nature, being arrogant or boastful can sometimes lead to negative consequences.