pag nambabae ka papaluin kita sa pwet
Tagalog translation: palo, paluin
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| 5 | "I will spank you if I find out you are seeing another woman." |
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"I will spank you if I find out you are seeing another woman." Explanation: The sentence translates thus: "I will spank you if I find out you are seeing another woman." "Nambabae" is the past tense of "mambabae" which means "to womanize" "Papaluin" means "will spank." The root word is "palo" (spank, whip, whack). "Papaluin kita" means "I will spank you" |
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