Isa pa lang ang naiisip ko for now.
Anyway, pakisagot na lang po.
Ano po yung English ng "hati ng buhok"?

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read moreIsa pa lang ang naiisip ko for now.
Anyway, pakisagot na lang po.
Ano po yung English ng "hati ng buhok"?
from what i've known it's 'hair parting' or 'hairline parting'
what about ... 'anak ng tipaklong'?![]()
anak ng tipaklong?
offspring of the grasshopper
pag slang naman:
son of a jiminy cricket!
-korni ko..![]()
eh pasmado?
It's called "part".Originally posted by Guile
Isa pa lang ang naiisip ko for now.
Anyway, pakisagot na lang po.
Ano po yung English ng "hati ng buhok"?![]()
Pasmado is actually Spanish (from the verb pasmar which means "to chill or freeze" in English.).Originally posted by buffy17
eh pasmado?![]()
hati ng buhok
hairline
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Hairline is the growth outline of hair. Hati ng buhok is indeed "part".![]()
part=bahagi = bahagi ng buhok
how's this sound:
A lower part of your hair isn't dry yet.
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So part's meaning is only "bahagi"?![]()
From dictionary.com: part n. The line where the hair on the head is parted.
what's kachichas in English?
It's foul foot odor.Originally posted by newsgirl
what's kachichas in English?![]()
How about "bolero"?
facetious, jocular, jocoseOriginally posted by luvababez
How about "bolero"?
depende sa degree ng connotation/ denotation.
sweaty palmed. LOL. ewan!Originally posted by buffy17
eh pasmado?
Sa atin lang uso ang 'pasmado' at sa Spain. Hindi nga kinikilala ng medical community ang 'pasmado' e. There's no such thing daw. Kaya hindi nila pinagbabawal maligo kahit pagod ka...
ang sipsip is Obsequious in english. check the meaning in allwords.com. ive heard it before in Magandang Umaga Bayan..
eh ano naman ang matimyas?
adakang?
Akkording to my officemate .... hehehe
Matimyas is a very deep tagalog word for maganda
So I guess matimyas means beyootiful.![]()