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How do you say party in Tagalog?

There are a few ways to say "party" in Tagalog, depending on the context:

* "Party" (pronounced "par-tee") is the most common and direct translation. It's used for both formal and informal situations.

* "Piging" (pronounced "pih-ging") is a more formal word, often used for celebrations like weddings or birthdays.

* "Handaan" (pronounced "han-daan") is another formal term, typically used for large gatherings with food and entertainment.

* "Pista" (pronounced "pee-stah") means "festival" and can also refer to a party, especially if it's a large-scale event.

Here are some examples:

* "May party kami sa Sabado." (We're having a party on Saturday.)

* "Nagkaroon ng malaking piging para sa kanilang kasal." (They had a large feast for their wedding.)

* "Dumagsa ang mga tao sa handaan." (People flocked to the celebration.)

* "Ang pista sa bayan ay nagsimula na." (The town festival has begun.)

The best word to use depends on the specific situation and level of formality.

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