As someone who loves learning other languages for fun, but also speak one of these languages, I gonna be a nerdge here.🤓 Both languages share the same pronunciation here. ~in Tagalog COLLOQUIAL Sayang = "a waste" ________________________________________________ ~ in Bahasa(Indonesian/Malay) COLLOQUIAL & LITERAL DEFINITION Sayang = "a waste" COLLOQUIAL Sayang = "love" LITERAL DEFINITION thus, is also used as a term of endearment similar to "my love/darling/honey"
should have teach him the famous sayang sentence "Sayang sayang sayang? Sayang sayaaangg sayang" (basically in Eng it means"Do you love me? I do loooooveee you" (alot)) it's a play of word in Bahasa
As someone who loves learning other languages for fun, but also speak one of these languages, I gonna be a nerdge here.🤓 Both languages share the same pronunciation here.
~in Tagalog COLLOQUIAL
Sayang = "a waste"
________________________________________________
~ in Bahasa(Indonesian/Malay) COLLOQUIAL & LITERAL DEFINITION
Sayang = "a waste" COLLOQUIAL
Sayang = "love" LITERAL DEFINITION thus, is also used as a term of endearment similar to "my love/darling/honey"
My kokoro is bathump when he said sayang 😂
I like the "sayang" that stands for a waste 😅😅 sounds more cool
I mean it depends on context in the end!😂
waitt apparently tagalog is pretty similar to malay/indo! i love malphindo similarities smmm
should have teach him the famous sayang sentence
"Sayang sayang sayang? Sayang sayaaangg sayang"
(basically in Eng it means"Do you love me? I do loooooveee you" (alot))
it's a play of word in Bahasa
@@nabilzambri8380 actually, genius idea mwahaha
/rubs hands together and chuckles/ we need to make this happen
ngl i forgot my own native language for a moment
Preach nabil, honestly we need hi to say this 😂
yes, sayang?🥰
wait why does he know that word?
@@marso5532 He mentioned before that he has a lot of Filipino friends!
@fiiclip ahh i see thanks for answering!