Gay slang tagalog
Filipino Gay Lingo Explained For The Rest Of The World
by Isabelle Laureta of @buzzfeed
Ok first up, let's commence with probably the most usual gay lingo: "Charot!" You often hear this at the termination of sentences and is usually said if the statement is meant to be a joke.
Its variation, "Char," serves the same purpose, but is commonly used when you don't wanna add that extra syllable at the end.
But it's also often said when one is telling the truth but doesn't wanna be taken seriously. Appreciate so:
Not to be perplexed with "charot" and "char," but "chos" is basically just the same, only fancier. Like when your tita says you're getting fat, you'd reply, "You too, tita! Chos!"
"Echosera" is what you'd call yourself if you say a lot of "chos-es," "charots," and "chars." In a whole different context, though, you can call someone an echosera (often followed by '-ng palaka') when one is saying a lot of bullshit about you. It'
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Mga brod, bro and bru.. haha. Bored ako eh, wala ako magawa kaya upload ko nlng tong male lover lingo chuvaness from cloudrey ng PIF.
***credits goes all to cloudrey for providing this all. Enjoy. ^_^
Gay Lingo / Beki languange
PROPER NOUNS
Ace Sanchez &#; atop sa balay
Aglipay &#; ugly Pinay ( jowang pokpok na chaka ng mayaman na foreigner )
Ana, Anaconda &#; ahas, traidor
Anita Linda, Aida &#; A.I.D.S.
Ate Vangie &#; gamot pampatulog (Ativan Gang)
Ate Vi &#; atrebida
Backstreet Boys &#; cute guys sa likuran mo
Bayombong, Nueva Viscaya &#; masturbate
Bebang, Mayta &#; maid
Blusang Itim &#; mga bakla na gumanda nang maayusan sa parlor
Cathy Santillan, Kate Gomez, Cathy Mora, Cathy Dennis &#; makati, malibog
Chabelita &#; chubby
Chanda Romero &#; tummy (ang laki ng Chanda Romero nung pulis) / an old woman
Chiquito &#; maliit
Churchill &#; sosyal
Crayola Khomeni &#; iyak
Dakota Harrison P! laza &#; malaki birdie
Debbie Gibson &#; give
Duty Free &#; maliit ang nota
Ella Mae (Saeson), Ella Fitzgerald, Ella Luansing &#; state of feeli
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