g

(verb) g is short for "game". This is when you ask someone if they're ready or up for something (or otherwise ask for consent).

Gremlin 1: Are you g to work on our paper tonight?

Gremlin 2: G, let's do this!

ambot

Ilonggo (or Hiligaynon) slang for "dunno" or "don't know". Similar to Filipino (Tagalog) "ewan".

Note: Hiligaynon is a regional language in the Philippines.

A: Ughhh, I can't take it anymore! Ambot sa imo, day!
(Ughhh, I can't take it anymore! I don't know with you, gurl!)

Gets

Filipino-English slang from the verb "to get". This means: to understand a certain idea or process. Originally from the phrase "I get it" or "he gets it".

A: Oh, did you get how I managed to sell to her?
B: Yeah, gets.

in Filipino
A: Oh, naintindihan mo ba kung paano ako nagbenta sa kanya?
B: Oo, gets naman.

basagan ng trip

English Pronunciation: bah-sah-GAHN nung trip

Taglish (Tagalog + English) idiom. Literally means "breaking the trip". In English, it would be most similar to "killing the vibe" or "ruining the fun". Often used in during drinking and partying, or an anti-critical sense against one's beliefs, interests, or hobbies.

Ate Girl: Hoy, you really believe that? Man, that's really pitiful.
Kuya Boy: Hey bhebhe, 'wag basagan ng trip. Respect my opinion na lang.