alert
| 03:21 Dec 29, 2003 |
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| 5 +2 | alert or hudyat |
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| 5 | handâ |
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12 hrs confidence: 
handâ Explanation: i'm sorry, i can't speak swedish! or "nakahandâ"; "alisto" is popular, spanish-derived. |
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1 day 12 hrs confidence: peer agreement (net): +2
peer agreement (net): +2alert or hudyat Explanation: As for this term, I would suggest that you stick to the English version since this is widely used and accepted by Filipinos. Nevertheless, there's a near equivalent of that term - "hudyat" - meaning a warning signal (alerts warn you that you have messages coming in, etc.). "Handa or alisto" means ready which is not appropriate on this context. Ref.: English-Tagalog dictionary by L. English |
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