1. "To Understand" or "To Get It"
* This is the most common usage of "peg." It's similar to the English "get" or "understand."
* Example: "Peg mo ba 'yung joke?" (Do you understand the joke?)
2. "To Notice" or "To Catch On"
* This meaning is related to understanding, but it emphasizes the act of becoming aware of something.
* Example: "Peg mo ba 'yung bagong crush ni Ana?" (Did you notice Ana's new crush?)
3. "To Think" or "To Assume"
* This usage suggests making an inference or a guess based on limited information.
* Example: "Peg ko, mag-aaral ka na sa ibang bansa." (I assume you're going to study abroad.)
4. "To Point Out" or "To Highlight"
* This meaning refers to drawing attention to something specific.
* Example: "Peg mo 'yung mistake sa report niya." (Point out the mistake in his report.)
5. "To Assign" or "To Label"
* This usage suggests categorizing or assigning a label to someone or something.
* Example: "Peg ko 'yung bagong teacher natin bilang strict." (I label our new teacher as strict.)
The meaning of "peg" often depends on the specific context and the accompanying words or phrases.