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How do you say autism in Tagalog?

There isn't a single, universally accepted translation of "autism" in Tagalog. Here are some options:

Formal/Clinical:

* Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) - This is the most common and accurate way to refer to the condition in a formal setting.

* Pagkakaroon ng autism - This literally translates to "having autism" and is used in some contexts.

Informal/General:

* Autismo - This is the Tagalog pronunciation of the English word "autism," commonly used in informal conversations.

* May autism - This translates to "has autism" and is a simpler way to describe it.

* Autism Spectrum Disorder - Sometimes the English term is used directly, especially in writing or formal situations.

Considerations:

* It's important to be respectful and sensitive when discussing autism. Avoid using language that is demeaning or stigmatizing.

* When referring to an individual with autism, use person-first language: "a person with autism" rather than "an autistic person."

It's always a good idea to consult with a professional or someone who is familiar with the Filipino language and culture for the most appropriate and culturally sensitive translation.

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