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A clipping of the Tagalog word ngipin ('teeth') probably used by speakers who have difficulty enunciating the 'ng' consonant.
Hay naku...ilang araw ba na sumasakit ang harap ng aking ipin?!
Nonsense stuff and fussing coming at random. Can be also spelled as "eklavoo".
The fact that I passed all my math exams is truelaloo at walang halong eklavu.
An oft-given element when guest speakers are invited to conferences and seminars in Philippine schools. Usually written informally but is something like a recognition for those speakers.
And now...we hereby present our Certificate of Appreciation to our guest speaker Mrs. Vista for her wonderful insights on this intriguing topic!!!
A clipping of "charot" and/or "charing". A common Pinoy masa slang term for a lighthearted reaction.
I'll make libre you every time you please me---char! (transl. I'll treat you to something every time you please me---I'm simply kidding!)
I guided all the chikitings in lining up for their joint flag ceremony today.
Group yourselves in 3s, 4s, 5s, 6s, and so on!
The boat is sinking, so please group yourselves in fives or else you'll fall off!
An initialism of the adage "Clean as you go", often signifying observing cleanliness within a certain area's premises. This is seen and applied in PH English contexts.
First off, you pupils must CLAYGO so that our garbage would never pile up.