Jologs
1. Derived from the combined words daing (salted fish), tuyo (a type of dried fish) and itlog (egg). Dyolog then became Jolog, a term for someone who is tacky, but implied in a more negative tone and often referred to people who belong to the lower class of society.
2. "Baduy", "skwating", tacky, teeny-bopper wannabe
3. Someone from the lower class of society who tries to be cool but ends up a failure and in turn becomes a "jolog"
4. Anything or anyone associated with things that are "pang-masa" (for the masses)
Examples:
-Those people at SM are so jologs! They're probably from the squatter's area.
-Yuck! What is she wearing? Those chokers are soooo jologs.
-Omigod! She's like a fan of Jolina? That's so jolog!
-What a trying hard wannabe. Freaking jolog.
-ABS-CBN is soooo jologs. And Judy Anne Santos is just about the queen of jologs. Well... second to Jolina anyway.
Tom Jones
Extremely hungry / extreme hunger.
Example:
I have not eaten since breakfast. Tom Jones na ko!
FUBU
is a Hiphop clothing company founded in 1992. FUBU is an acronym for "For Us, By Us"
But here in the Philippines. FUBU means "FUcking "BUddies"
Example:
Me and my Best Friends are fucking buddies.
Keber
I don't care!
Wala akong paki!
Your mother will get mad! "Keber!"
Magagalit ang ermats mo! "keber ko!"
Erpat / Ermat
Tagalog slang for father. If you reverse the syllables, it says "pater" which is kind of close.
Same with Ermat, slang for Mother.
Example:
I was beaten by my dad last night...
Binugbog ako ng erpat ko kagabi...
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Thursday, March 26, 2009
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Street Words
Epal
(Adjective)A person who goes into a situation wherein his presence is not needed or in a place he does not belong. This person may be annoying or not in that instance.
(Tagalog)
Boy 1:"Anong ginagawa niyang gagong yan diyan?"
Boy 2:"Wala. Epal na naman."
(English)
Boy 1:"What's the hell is that fool doin' there?"
Boy 2:"Nothing. Epal again."
AmF...
"This word is used when a person gets loud and rude."
some history
The word "AMP/AMF" was first used in the Philippines by the time Ragnarok Online is on it's boom. It is a shortened version of the Filipino phrase "ang puta!/amfuta!" which means "the bitch!" used by Filipinos to express anger and dissapointed on a situation or in some cases just to add intensity to a statement. It is also used the same way "damn!", "shit!" words are used by the Americans.
Since, "ang puta!" or "putang ina" are considered bad words or a swear phrase in the Filipino culture
swear words: used putang ina mo! (your mother is a bitch)
it is filtered in the game Ragnarok (pRO) to prevent swearing/insulting other players.
And the "amp" word was born as a workaround to express the phrase without being filtered by Ragnarok Online.
(Adjective)A person who goes into a situation wherein his presence is not needed or in a place he does not belong. This person may be annoying or not in that instance.
(Tagalog)
Boy 1:"Anong ginagawa niyang gagong yan diyan?"
Boy 2:"Wala. Epal na naman."
(English)
Boy 1:"What's the hell is that fool doin' there?"
Boy 2:"Nothing. Epal again."
AmF...
"This word is used when a person gets loud and rude."
some history
The word "AMP/AMF" was first used in the Philippines by the time Ragnarok Online is on it's boom. It is a shortened version of the Filipino phrase "ang puta!/amfuta!" which means "the bitch!" used by Filipinos to express anger and dissapointed on a situation or in some cases just to add intensity to a statement. It is also used the same way "damn!", "shit!" words are used by the Americans.
Since, "ang puta!" or "putang ina" are considered bad words or a swear phrase in the Filipino culture
swear words: used putang ina mo! (your mother is a bitch)
it is filtered in the game Ragnarok (pRO) to prevent swearing/insulting other players.
And the "amp" word was born as a workaround to express the phrase without being filtered by Ragnarok Online.
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