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Happy B'day Maggie... :rock_band :hb2:
 
i have to ask mother to ask lola what it is. funny, its not used that much anymore! maybe because its too long!

bisaya/cebuano: malipayong pagsaulog sa adlaw nga katawhan.

funny because even in the far flung areas in bisaya provinces, a lot of the common words have been replaced by english. anyone know the cebuano or tagalog word for toothpaste? no, its not "colgate".:D
 
funny because even in the far flung areas in bisaya provinces, a lot of the common words have been replaced by english. anyone know the cebuano or tagalog word for toothpaste? no, its not "colgate".:D

it is still "colgate" in san carlos. :rofl3:
 
funny because even in the far flung areas in bisaya provinces, a lot of the common words have been replaced by english. anyone know the cebuano or tagalog word for toothpaste? no, its not "colgate".:D
tagalog: tutpest or tutpeyst

cebuano: kulgit

Jag

PS
you can confirm this by listening to the ambulant vendor call out "libre kang tut! libre kang tut! libre kang tutpeyst!"
 
reminds me of the mobile vendors who hop into the buses during travel break, shouting "itlog orange mo, nong!"
 
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