In courting a Filipina woman, you need to know her language just like in every country. But here are some deep words to impress a Filipina woman. And, this is just a school assignment so please be nice. Ampogi ko rin pala sheesh!! jk haha sana mataas makuha
2. Sinta
(noun)
You might use this to show love between two people or to tell or
show someone is your sweetheart. Isn't "sinta" sweet?
"Napakaganda mo ngayon aking sinta, tayo na't
mamasyal sa parkeng puno ng magagandang bulaklak
at kukuhanan kita ng litrato"
3. Maganda
(adjective)
Going right along with love is beauty. The adjective for beauty in Filipino
is "maganda." You might use this word for someone or something that
is not only beautiful, but cute and even nice.
"Mag-isa ka lang na itinuturing kong maganda sa paningin ko, sinta. Kaya't
huwag ka nang magselos sapagkat wala nang makakakuha ng puso ko
dahil nasa iyo na ito"
4. Tadhana
(noun)
You can't talk about words with powerful meaning without talking
about your fate. The noun "tadhana" is a Tagalog word showing
something that will come to be or a destiny beyond your control.
"Naka-tadhana na tayo para sa isa't isa, binibini. Kaya't kahit sino pa
man ang makarelasyon mo'y tayo parin sa huli"
5. Tinatangi
(noun)
Do you have a "tinatangi" in your life? This noun is someone who is
special to you.
"Ikaw ang tanging kong hiling sa may kapal noong nangungulila ako't
nagiisa at ngayong ibinigay ka na ay hindi na kita papakawalan, magbago
man ang ikot ng mundo"
6. Kilig
( verb)
You know those butterflies you feel in your stomach when you see
your crush? The Filipino language has a way to describe this
experience through the verb "kilig."
"Kinikilig ako sa mga pasimpleng banat na walang kahirap-hirap mong
binabato saakin"
7. Dalisay
(adjective)
When someone does something out of pure act of kindness
and you can't seem to fnd any faults in a person
"Ang puso mo'y puno ng kadalisayan na sino ma'y hindi makakapag
pabago hangga't nandito ako sa tabi mo. Pangako ko yan sa iyo,
binibini"
8. Siping
(verb)
There is nothing more romantic than lying down with your partner
to sleep. The Filipino language has a beautiful verb for that:
"siping."
"Maaari ba tayong magsiping habang pinaguusapan natin ang mga
pangarap na gusto nating matupad pagkatapos nating ikasal"
9. Marahuyo
(verb)
“Marahuyo” functions as a verb in the sentence showing
enchantment or to be enchanted by someone. It can also be used
to show that you are attracted to someone
"Nuong magkaklase pa lamang tayoý na-marahuyo na ako sa paraan ng
iyong pakikipag usap saakin pati na rin ang iyong angking na natural na
ganda"
10. Takipsilim
(noun)
This is the majestic time where the sun is just below the horizon and
scatteres its rays into the horizon.
"Kapagka nagtakipsilim ay tayo na't gagawa ng milagro
upang magkaroon na tayo ng sarili nating pamilya, binibini.
Akoo'y maghahanda na para dito"
11. Indak
(verb)
To dance with music; also to swing to the music
"Binibini, ang pag indak ng iyong baywang ay nakakapagpalambiot
ng aking katawan at sa tuwing lumilingon ka sa direksyon ko'y hindi
ko mapigilan ang aking pag ngiti dahil sa gabi ay ramdam ko ang
init ng mga ito"
