Tagalog?

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Hi Plutoa34,

I hope you learn Tagalog soon because jokes are super funny compared with white jokes hehehe.

Typical words are:

Kamusta/ 'musta - how are you
Oo - yes
Hindi - No
Makulit/'kulit ('mah-koo-leet') - annoying. But it can be used for kids that are annoying or cutely annoying or people that are keep bugging you.
Ano (Ah-no)- what. You would notice that we also use this when we forgot words so we use "ano" as a subsitute. Like when I want you to get the TV remote and I couldn't say the words, I would say "can you get that "ano" please?" while pointing my finger to the remoe control lol.

Have fun!
 
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