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Lakas in this expression came from "Anlakas" which means very strong. Trip means the prank or a joke to someone. ➡️ Mangtrip(verb) >> Prank or insultingly tease someone. Example: Wag niyo akong pagtripan. Hindi ko kayo inaano. This is an expression we say when someone goes overboard on their actions for the sake of a joke. Like taking a selfie with a guard, or even committing vandalism. This usually means bad, sometimes used like a call to let them know that this is too much. Sometimes, we even say "Lakas ng tama mo, a." in which Tamá means the condition of being lasing or pagiging sabog sa droga.

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At tsaka rin po pala, Trip >> liking or having interest in someone or some activity (informal) Halimbawa: Pasensya na, ha, pero hindi kita trip. Trip kong mamasyal sa mga mapupunong lugar. Bihira na kasi mga ganun dito, e. A: Bat mo ginawa yon? B: Trip ko lang. (I just felt like it)

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ang lakas ng trip mo no

the strength of your trip no

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lakas ng trip mo

madami sa iba

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ang lakas ng appeal mo

the power of your appeal

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ang lakas ng apoy

the fire is strong

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lakas ng trip mo ngayon ah

you just always make me feel good

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ang lakas ng dating mo sakin

ang lakas ng dating

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lakas tama mo ahh

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yung ang lakas ng tama ko

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ang lakas ng loob mo ah para sabihin yan

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ang lakas mo naman uminom

the strength you drink

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yung ang lakas ng tawa mo pero deep inside

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hilik meaning

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strength you are right

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the strength of the earthquake earlier was frightening

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lakas ng tama

• Thread starter meetmeinnyc
• Start date May 2, 2016

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• May 2, 2016

Lovestotravel

• May 3, 2016

Hi meetmeinnyc, It is usually used when a person does not make any sense in what he or she is doing or saying.It could be because he/she is too drunk.I believe the exact term in English is wasted. Example: "Lakas ng tama mo kagabi pare, natulog ka sa labas ng bahay nyo ng hubo't hubad" You were so wasted last night dude, you slept in the raw outside your house.  

Thanks so much, Lovestotravel, for your explanation! Can I ask one more thing? "Tinatamaan ako" while drinking alcohol beverages means the same as "Nalalasing ako"? Thanks a lot in advance!  

• May 4, 2016

You're most welcome.Yes they are the same. You could use " Tinatamaan na ako /Nalalasing na ako(this means you are certain) " or "Tinatamaan/Nalalasing na yata ako" (yata denotes uncertainty). Pare tinatamaan/nalalasing na ako,kailangan ko ng umuwi. Buddy, I'm already tipsy,I'll be heading home.(100% certain)you are going home whether they like it or not Pare tinatamaan/nalalasing na yata ako, sa tingin ko kailangan ko ng umuwi. Buddy, I'm already tipsy,I think I should be heading home.(uncertain)you can be persuaded to stay and drink more or you may opt to go home. Also, "lakas ng tama" can be used to describe how strong alcoholic beverages or even drugs are, as you mentioned in your previous post, how the beverage can easily make you feel drunk.  

Thanks so much again for your very detailed explanation! Much appreciated!  

• May 10, 2016

The effects.  

Thanks, mataripis, to you too!  

• May 11, 2016

Older form were Tumatama( can affect), may dating( something weird or unusual) , Umaatlab( noticeable effects) and the present form May Talab( can affect).  

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Lakas ng loob  (Filipino) Translated to English as courage

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Translation of "lakas-loob" into English

brave, courage, daring are the top translations of "lakas-loob" into English. Sample translated sentence: Maaaring lakas-loob ninyong piliing paglingkuran ang taong masungit sa inyo. ↔ You may courageously choose to serve someone who doesn’t treat you well.

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Bagaman tinakasan noon ni Jonas ang atas niya, ano ang lakas - loob niyang ginawa para iligtas ang iba?

Although Jonah at first ran from his assignment, what brave thing did he do to save others?

Maaaring lakas - loob ninyong piliing paglingkuran ang taong masungit sa inyo.

You may courageously choose to serve someone who doesn’t treat you well.

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Meaning of "trip", trip •.

• 1. a journey: paglalakbay, pasyal
• 2. a sea trip: paglalayag
• 3. a pleasure trip: pagliliwaliw, paglalakbay
• 4. a loss of footing, a stumble: pagkadupilas, pagkadulas, pagkapatid, pagkatisod, pagkatalisod, pagkatapilok
• 5. a light, quick step: hakbang na patiyad, lakad na (takbong) patiyad, hakbang na magaang at mabilis
• 1. to stumble: matalisod, matisod, madupilas, madulas, mapatid, matapilok
• 2. to cause another to trip or stumble: pumatid, patirin, tumisod, tisurin
• 3. to take light, quick steps: tumakbo nang patiyad
• 4. to trip and sprain the foot: matapilok

» synonyms and related words:

• 1. baggage: bagahe , kargada
• 2. general term for things taken on a trip: dala-dalahan
• 3. traveling bags or cases: mga maleta
• 1. to trip by striking the foot against something: matisod, matapilok
• 2. to walk unsteadily: sumuray-suray, magpasuray-suray, magpahapay-hapay, humapay-hapay
• 3. to fall in walking or running: madapa (marapa), maparapa
• 4. to speak or act, in a clumsy or hesitating way: umutal-utal, umuntul-untol
• 5. to come upon or find by accident or chance: makasumpong, masumpungan, makatuklas, matuklasan, makatagpo, matagpuan
• 6. to make a mistake, to do wrong: magkamali, magkasala
• 1. to sit on something and make it go: sumakay, sakyan
• 2. to be carried along: magsakay, sumakay
• 3. to take for a ride: mag-angkas, iangkas, magsakay, isakay
• a trip on horseback, in an automobile, on a train, etc.: sakay, pagsakay, pagsasakay, pangangabayo, pagtetren
• 1. to move the legs quickly, go faster than walking: tumakbo
• 2. to flow: umagos
• 3. to be a candidate for election: magkandidato, kumandidato
• 4. to make run: magpatakbo, patakbuhin
• 5. to manage: mamahala, pamahalaan, magpalakad, palakarin
• 6. to make go: magpalakad, palakarin
• 1. a course, direction, trend: takbo, lakad
• 2. a place where stitches have slipped out or become undone: tastas, kalas
• 3. act of running: takbo, pagtakbo
• 4. a series of performances: labas, palabas, pagpapalabas, tanghal, pagtatanghal
• 5. a trip: lakbay, paglalakbay, biyahe, pagbibiyahe
• 6. to run across, to meet by chance: magkatagpo, makatagpo, matagpuan
• 7. to run after: humabol, habulin, humagad, hagarin
• 8. to run aground: sumadsad, masadsad, isadsad
• 9. to run away, esp. with a lover, elope: magtanan, tumanan
• 10. to run away from: tumakas
• 11. to run down means (a) stop going or working: huminto (b) to chase till caught: habulin hanggang sa mahuli
• 12. to run into means (a) to meet by chance: magkatagpo, makatagpo, matagpuan (b) to crash into, to collide: mabangga, mabunggo
• 13. to run out of, to use up, to have no more: maubusan, maubos na lahat, magamit na lahat
• 14. to run over means (a) to ride or drive over: managasa, sumagasa, sagasain, sagasaan (b) to overflow: umapaw (c) to go through quickly: paraanan
• 1. to drive a car, etc.: magmaneho, manehuhin, magpatakbo, patakbuhin
• 2. to drive away a person: magpalayas, palayasin
• 3. to drive away animals: magtaboy, itaboy
• 4. to drive away insects, birds, fowls, etc.: bumugaw, bugawin
• 5. to conduct someone in an automobile: maghatid sa awto
• 6. to go for a drive in an automobile: mamasyal nang nakaawto
• 7. to be driven by current or wind: mapadpad, ipadpad, matangay, tangayin
• 1. a trip in an automobile: pasyal sa awto
• 2. vigor, energy: lakas, puwersa
• 3. act of driving: pagmamaneho, pangungutsero
• a trip or pleasure party, with a meal in the open air: piknik
• a trip: paglalakbay, biyahe
• to travel: maglakbay, magbiyahe, bumiyahe
• 1. act or manner of flying: lipad, paglipad
• 2. trip in an airplane: paglipad (paglalakbay) sa eroplano
• 3. set of stairs or steps from one landing or one story of a building to the next: hagdanan
• 4. running away, escape: pagtakas, pagtatanan, pag-alpas
• a person's destination when preparing to make a trip or when preparing to leave
• lumakad (-um-) to walk, to leave on a trip, to set out for. Lumakad ka nang mabilis. Walk fast. maglakad (mag-) to walk (not ride in a vehicle), to walk frequently. Maglakad na lang tayo. Let's just walk. ilakad, lakarin (i-,-in) to peddle, to take care of. Ilakad mo ang pagtaas ng katungkulan ko sa kaniya. Have him take care of my promotion. makalakad (maka-) to be able to walk
• magbida, ibida (mag-:i-) to tell or relate a story or happening. Ibida mo naman sa amin ang biyahe mo. Tell us about your trip.
• magpatid, mangpatid, patirin (mag-, mang-:-in) to cut off. Pinatid niya ang lubid para pakawalan ang baboy. He cut off the rope to set free the pig. patid
• tripping another's foot patirin (-in)
• to trip (someone). Huwag mo siyang patirin. Don't trip him.
• provision (of money, food or supplies) allowed or given to someone making a trip
• a present (usually given by one arriving from a trip)
• maglakbay, lakbayin (mag-:-in) to travel, to take a trip. Maglakbay tayo sa buong mundo. Let's travel around the world.
• trip, journey

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