What are some common Filipino expressions you say?

My mom will say something that sounds like "AY BU-TEE-KEY ANG LAG-LAG"

whenever she spills or drops something. i asked her what it meant and she said something like "i drop the lizard" then i ask her why she would say that, but i forgot what she told me.....

nge!

nanay ko!

what about simba ko?? Doesnt that mean literally 'I pray in church' yet some Filipinos use it as an expression.

parang hindi ko alam yan? simba ko? san ginamit yan?

I dont know, I heard it in a song b4.

ANAK NG TOKWA!

NG KAPAL NG MUKAH MO!

hey im fond of using "anak ng tokwa"
kakatawa!!!!

yay I spelled it right!

hey you guys, explain the meaning of your expressions!!!!!

anak ng tokwa= son of tofu

ang kapal ng mukah mo= your face is very thick

ok why would you say son of tofu! seee u gota explain it.

is it only me and you in this forum!?

you would say anak ng tokwa when something like you burn your hand or make a mess in the kitchen. i donno, that's what I used to hear my mom say all the time. I never used the phraze. She used to always say anak ng keke, which means son of pussy I guess you could insert any wierd word after anak ng and people would know what you mean :genius:

i duhno if we are the only ones...

its really late tho.

i hardly say filipino expressions but ones i know are:

"ayyy nako..." - oh my

"graaaabe" multiple meanings

"nyeee!" - wha~! i like to use this one haha

what about when you hurt yourself do you say ouch or sakit?

Anak ng Pasig kayo ! or something that refer to your place.

it's funny how some filipino ladies/girls say ay pu.e ng ina mo, i laughed so hard when the ministers wife said it by accident. hehe. i guess they don't mean it but it just come out even in most tighest situations.

No, i seldom use that expression.

really i'd rather use that word that p.. ina mo or gago, hehe, that is the reason why my dad thinks that the enlgish word stupid is a bad word.

So is tanga !