There is no "onga" in Tagalog - this may be a contraction of "Oo nga" (o-o nga), which loosely translates to "Yes, you're right" or "Yes, I agree (with what you just said)."
"Onga" is a Tagalog slang term that is often used to express agreement, confirmation, or affirmation. It is similar to saying "yes" or "that's right" in English.
The Tagalog word "kaibigan" translates to "friend" in English.
The Tagalog word "yakapin" means "embrace" in English OR "to hug Someone".
Palaganapin can mean many things here is the list:propagatediffuse familiarizecirculatespreaddisseminatepromulgatepropagandise
The English word "house" is "bahay" in Tagalog.
"Onga" is a Tagalog slang term that is often used to express agreement, confirmation, or affirmation. It is similar to saying "yes" or "that's right" in English.
The Tagalog word sulot means cheap in English.
The Tagalog word "kaibigan" translates to "friend" in English.
The Tagalog word "yakapin" means "embrace" in English OR "to hug Someone".
dama is not a Tagalog word. i think you mean "tama"- which means 'Correct' in english.
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Palaganapin can mean many things here is the list:propagatediffuse familiarizecirculatespreaddisseminatepromulgatepropagandise
The English word "house" is "bahay" in Tagalog.
The English word for the Tagalog word "elesi" is "plug."
The English word for the Tagalog word "elisi" is "erase."
"Sniff' is the English meaning of the Tagalog word "singhot".
English translation of ung: that