General good:
* Mabuti (ma-BOO-tee) - This is the most common and versatile translation for "good".
* Maganda (ma-GAN-da) - This is used for things that are good in appearance or quality, like "a good view" or "good food".
* Magaling (ma-ga-LING) - This is used for things that are good in performance or ability, like "a good singer" or "good at math".
Specific good:
* Masarap (ma-sa-RAP) - For food that tastes good.
* Maganda (ma-GAN-da) - For things that look good, like "a beautiful dress" or "a nice painting".
* Mabango (ma-BAN-go) - For things that smell good, like "a fragrant flower" or "good perfume".
* Malakas (ma-la-KAS) - For things that are good in strength or power, like "a good engine" or "a strong wind".
Good as an adjective:
* Mabuti (ma-BOO-tee) - "This is a good book" - "Mabuti itong libro"
* Maganda (ma-GAN-da) - "This is a good movie" - "Maganda itong pelikula"
Good as a greeting:
* Magandang araw (ma-GAN-dang a-RAW) - Good day
* Magandang hapon (ma-GAN-dang ha-PON) - Good afternoon
* Magandang gabi (ma-GAN-dang GA-bee) - Good evening
The best way to choose the right word is to consider the context and the specific meaning you want to convey.