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How do you say up in Filipino?

"Up" in Filipino can be translated in several ways, depending on the context. Here are some options:

General "up":

* pataas (pronounced pah-TAH-as) - This is the most common and general way to say "up."

* itaas (pronounced ee-TAH-as) - This is also a common word for "up," but it's often used in specific contexts, like when you're asking someone to raise something.

Other variations:

* pataas ng (pronounced pah-TAH-as ng) - This translates to "upwards of" or "more than." For example, "Pataas ng isang milyong piso" means "more than one million pesos."

* sa taas (pronounced sah TAH-as) - This literally translates to "in the high place" and can be used to mean "upstairs" or "above."

* pataas ng (pronounced pah-TAH-as ng) - This translates to "upwards of" or "more than." For example, "Pataas ng isang milyong piso" means "more than one million pesos."

Examples:

* Pataas ang presyo ng gasolina. (The price of gasoline is going up.)

* Itaas mo ang kamay mo. (Raise your hand.)

* Sa taas ang kwarto ko. (My room is upstairs.)

* Pataas ng 10% ang kita ko this year. (My income is up 10% this year.)

It's important to note that the best translation will depend on the specific context. If you're unsure, it's always best to ask a native speaker or consult a Filipino dictionary.

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