Tagalog to English translations [Non-PRO]
General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters / relationship | | Tagalog term or phrase: kahit kailan manhid ka talaga | This is something my Filipina GF said to me recently in an email. I think it means something abut how she feels, but she is very shy and doesnt want to say it in English.
I tried to translate using dictionary, but could not be sure (it may be dialect from Mindanao. I hope someone can help. Thanks
I hope someone can help, as we are getting closer theses days. |
| | | English translation:you've always been really numb/insensitive | Explanation:
kahit > even (literally)
kailan > when (literally)
kahit kailan > always/all the time/as ever
manhid > numb/insensitive/careless/oblivious
ka > you
talaga > for sure/really/actually |
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Ria Holmgeirsson
Denmark
Local time: 21:34
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3 hrs confidence:  peer agreement (net): +2 | you've always been really numb/insensitive
Explanation:
kahit > even (literally)
kailan > when (literally)
kahit kailan > always/all the time/as ever
manhid > numb/insensitive/careless/oblivious
ka > you
talaga > for sure/really/actually
| Ria Holmgeirsson
Denmark
Local time: 21:34
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Native speaker of:  Tagalog
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Asker: Thanks, this was very helpful. I was able to have a talk with my gf and find out why she felt this way. I think she may have meant all four meanings of manhid !
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