it is an offensive "street" word meaning Sex in Cebuano and Bisaya.
The word "ka-nindot" can be used in Bisaya to mean "awesome."
The Bisaya word for "you're welcome" is "wala'y anuman."
The word "lame" in Bisaya can translate to "panis" or "manglamang."
The Bisaya word for "I love you" is "Gihigugma ko ikaw."
The Bisaya word for "mahal kita" is "gihigugma ta ka".
The word "ka-nindot" can be used in Bisaya to mean "awesome."
The Bisaya word for "you're welcome" is "wala'y anuman."
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The word "lame" in Bisaya can translate to "panis" or "manglamang."
The Bisaya word for "I love you" is "Gihigugma ko ikaw."
The Bisaya word for "mahal kita" is "gihigugma ta ka".
it came from the word iyot
The Bisaya word for "miss you too" is "Miss pud tika."
The Bisaya word for "masunget" is "mainit ang ulo" which translates to having a hot temper or being easily irritated.
The Tagalog equivalent of the Bisaya word "nahibawan" is "nababawan" which means feeling embarrassed or ashamed.
"Iyot" is a Filipino slang term that refers to sexual intercourse or a sexual act. It is considered vulgar and offensive in nature.
Oh, dude, "amping" in Bisaya is like "ingat" in Tagalog. It's basically just a way of saying "take care" or "be safe." So, if someone tells you "amping" in Bisaya, they're just looking out for you, man.