What is the interjection in Filipino?

In Filipino, interjections are called "Ekspresiyon ng Damdamin" which literally translates to "Expression of Emotion".

Here are some examples of common interjections in Filipino, along with their English equivalents:

Expressing Surprise:

* "Ay!" - "Oh!" or "Oops!"

* "Aba!" - "Well!" or "Goodness!"

* "Naku!" - "Oh dear!" or "Goodness gracious!"

Expressing Pain:

* "Aray!" - "Ouch!"

* "Sakit!" - "It hurts!"

Expressing Disgust:

* "Yuck!" - "Yuck!"

* "Kadiri!" - "Disgusting!"

Expressing Approval:

* "Wow!" - "Wow!"

* "Ang galing!" - "That's awesome!"

Expressing Agreement:

* "Oo!" - "Yes!"

* "Tama!" - "Right!"

Expressing Disagreement:

* "Hindi!" - "No!"

* "Mali!" - "Wrong!"

Expressing Encouragement:

* "Sige!" - "Go for it!"

* "Kaya mo yan!" - "You can do it!"

Expressing Greeting:

* "Hello!" - "Hello!"

* "Kumusta?" - "How are you?"

Expressing Farewell:

* "Paalam!" - "Goodbye!"

* "Ingat!" - "Take care!"

These are just a few examples, and there are many other interjections in Filipino. The specific interjection used will depend on the context and the emotion being expressed.