what is gago ka in english?
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The Filipino word gago is used to describe a stupid or ignorant man. It may be related to the Portuguese word of the same spelling, which means “a man who stutters.”
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In Tagalog, “Hayop ka”, or in Taglish, “Animal ka!” is like saying that a person is so dishonorable that he is on the level of animals.
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Gago. Gago is a descendant of the Portuguese word gago and gaguejar, meaning "stupid", "foolish" or "ignorant". ... In Portuguese, gago means "stutterer", but in Tagalog it has completely lost this meaning.
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Hanger Bastard is the Seijoh mascot. It is plants. As ridiculous as that is Aoba Johsai is represented by plants. That is why you always see plants and leaves on the merchandise.
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Shouta: Literally boy, but in this context male equivalent of Loli (or Lolicon; usually Shotacon.)
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Tagalog. English. bang-aw. demented; insane; crazy; Advertisement.
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3) Miso Soups Miso is a Japanese paste made from fermented soybeans that'll knock your socks off. It's probiotic, which means it's full of good bacteria to help your body triumph over any bad bacteria that's making you sick. It also aids in digestion and strengths your immune system. Wow, thanks miso!
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['kababs.', 'kabaka.', 'kabala.', 'kabobs.', 'kabuki.', 'kaftan.', 'kahuna.', 'kaiaks.']
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Description. Momo is a type of steamed dumpling with some form of filling. Momo has become a traditional delicacy in Nepal, Tibet, as well as among Nepalese and Tibetan communities in Bhutan, as well as people of Ladakh, Northeast India and Darjeeling regions of India.
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ふざけるな (fuzakeru na) Meaning: F*** Off. The word 'na' is used to negate a word. 'Fuzakeru' mean to fool or mess around. That means 'fuzakeru na' literally means 'don't mess around' with me. If used aggressively against someone, it could also mean 'f*ck off.
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['Link.', 'Impa.', 'Sheik.', 'Lana.', 'Darunia.', 'Ruto.', 'Midna.', 'Agitha.']
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Tapioka. możecie też dodać do rosołu zamiast makaronu.
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['Bongo.', 'Joy.', 'Kai.', 'Milan.', 'Kaly.', 'Keiko.', 'Logan.', 'Kaya.']
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"Sksksksk" is a phrase that's mostly typed, sort of like mashing your keyboard as an exclamation. It can stand in for laughter, or express awkwardness, or be the same as an "OMG." It's sort of like saying "I can't even" if it were still 2013.
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The correct way is Ouma. Oma is the wrong reading and it's only written like that because many companies tend to ignore long vowels in japanese names for easier reading of the english fanbase when they localize some titles.
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['Hi: Ki kati the ki is pronounced Chi.', 'How are you?: Oli Otya.', 'The answer is -I am ok: Gyendi the G here is pronounced like a j.', 'Have nice day: Siiba bulungi the g like a j.', 'Good night when going to bed or leaving for the night: Sula bulungi.']
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The equivalent of “haha” or “hehe,” people use ㅋㅋ (kk) or ㅎㅎ (hh) to not necessarily show real laughter but more as a text filler to make their texts in Korean friendlier or lighter. But if someone manages to make a super hilarious joke via text, many people use 푸하하 (puhaha) to show that there is actual laughter (or at ...