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Aug 14, 2024 · From iconic masterpieces that have stood the test of time, to contemporary releases that have shaped the modern music scene, Billboard Philippines lists down our twelve picks for the albums that deserve to be cherished and collected in this collectible physical format.

Jan 26, 2025 · Below are 14 of the most commonly used Tagalog or Filipino swear words, as well as their English translations. 1. Bwisit is used to express your annoyance over a frustrating situation or just about anything that ruins your day or your mood. If you say 'bwisit ka!' to someone, it means 'you're such a nuisance!'. 'Bwisit ka!' You're such a nuisance!

Nov 16, 2019 · It's a curse that can probably use in everything whether you're excited, you're mad, you did something wrong, etc... 😅😅😅 I used to say T*NGINA NIYO PO~ I curse in a formal way~😅😅😅 .

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•technically tanginamo is the shortened version of "putang ina mo" Which means something like "you son of a bitch" or more literally "your mother is a bitch" but the bitch could be replaced with whore. We use them like "fuck you" but the meaning is different. •Gago: idiot or any of the other insults like that (vulgar) •pangit: ugly

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Tanginamo andaming nagugutom sa mundo Fashionista ka pa rin, an Album by Radioactive Sago Project. Released in 2007 on Terno (catalog no. TER011; CD). Genres: Jazz Fusion, Avant-Prog, Jazz-Funk. Rated #1070 in the best albums of 2007.

tanginamo is originally a curse word in tagalog but is today used as an all around phrase to express surprise or amazement. Sort of like the English ”son of a bitch”. In Korean, swearing is very rude so I will tell you how to just express surprise/amazement instead: ”대박!” (daebak) (The pronunciation of 대 should be stretched in ...