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- 2. WHY? Can you define it? Describe it clearly? Maybe not. But you know when you feel it. :)
- 3. SITUATIONS Interaction with your crush (or boy/girlfriend) tinext nag hi kinausap nahawakan pinuri gusto makipag kita habang ka-chat sinurprise Niregaluhan
- 4. SITUATIONS Just seeing/hearing about your crush Nakita sa malayo Nakta siyang ngumiti o tumawa Nakarinig ng nagkukuwento tungkol sakanya Neutral interaction with your crush Nakatabi sa upuan Natignan sa mata ng di sadya
- 5. Positive interaction with opposite gender (not necessarily your crush) pag nililigawan Nakatanggap ng bulaklak/chocolates Niregaluhan Or even positive interaction other people in general • Surprise from friends • Girt from loved ones • Unexpected good deed from others
- 6. Seeing something… Sweet movie scenes Someone attractive Other couples Cute kids Happy people
- 7. Reminiscing/Daydreaming Iniisip o inaalala kahit ano sa mga nabanggit na situations
- 8. HOW? Sample: 35 UP Diliman Students We conducted short interviews Personal Online We asked for synonyms, antonyms, and for examples of situations where you feel “kilig”
- 9. THE WORDS WE GOT MAY BE GROUPED BY: KILIG as a PHYSICAL manifestation KILIG as a personal EMOTION KILIG as a FEELING TOWARDS others KILIG as an OCCURENCE
- 10. KILIG AS A PHYSICAL MANIFESTATION Goosebumps Nanginginig :”> Blushing Blooming Smile Butterflies in the stomach
- 11. KILIG AS A PERSONAL EMOTION Happy Excited Glee Joy
- 12. KILIG AS A FEELING TOWARDS OTHERS Amused Nacucutean Crush Turn-on Appreciation Captivate Charm
- 13. KILIG AS AN OCCURENCE Sweetness Cheesy Kulit
- 15. WHAT DID THEY SAY? Synonyms -Variations of “happy” happy-3 galak -5 smile -5 happiness -2 saya -3 ligaya -4 tuwa -3 happy feeling -2 happiness -3
- 16. WHAT DID THEY SAY? Synonyms -Variations of “love” love – 4 & 2 pagmamahal -4 & 5 feel loved/cared for-4 pag-ibig -4 In love -3 & 5
- 17. WHAT DID THEY SAY? Synonyms -Others giggly-3 kiliti - 5 kulit -4.5 blushing-4 blush 3 & 3 bloom-1 sweet -4 sweetness-4 crush3 moment2 cheesy-4 touched 2 chills 1 goosebumps 1 butterflies in your stomach -3 & 5
- 18. WHAT DID THEY SAY? Antonyms Variations of “Sadness” sad 3 sakit 5 lungkot 4 heartbroken 5 lungkot 4 sawi 5 highest degree of sadness 3
- 19. WHAT DID THEY SAY? Antonyms -Variations of “anger” hate -3 galit -3 inis -3 & 5 & 2 asar -2 poot 4 kaaway 3
- 20. WHAT DID THEY SAY? Antonyms Variations of “Dislike” disgust 5 creeped out 4 diri (tagalog) 3 nandidiri 2 umay 5 badtrip 5 & 1 BV (bad vibes)
- 21. WHAT DID THEY SAY? Antonyms Variations of “Apathy” no reaction 2 boring 1 deadma-4 apathetic 4
- 22. WHAT DID THEY SAY? Antonyms Others naiilang 3 awkward-5 bitter 4