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tagalog. verb.while it may look like something straight out of a scat singers vocabulary it actually is a useful command to make someone to stop or quit an annoying or futile activity.

A concerned friend might give it as a friendly advice:
“Tantanan mo na nga yang panliligaw mo kay Cherry. Si Bruce ang type non.”

While an annoyed teenage beauty queen will use it as a vexing command:
“Pwede ba? Tantanan mo na ang ako?! Naalibadbaran ako sa pagmumukha mo!”

tagalog. humid. highly insanely humid. the kind of humidity that’ll keep your perspiration from escaping your skin like langka nectar.

i’m in gloria jeans cafe right now and it is definitely more pleasant to work in a cool environment. unlike the sticky hell that has been became of my apartment.

Update: It came to my attention that I may have made some  unpleasant bastardization of the english language from my last sentence. I was gonna correct it but decided just to leave it there. i’m sort of a fan of spontaneity.

This may certainly upset some grammar police but don’t fret, english has been constantly reinventing itself. it has been doing so for the last 2000 years.1

1 “The simple truth is that all language change, all the time – the only static languages are dead ones.” – Guy Deutscher, The Unfolding of Language