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What is a Tagalog term of bungal in English?

There isn't a direct equivalent for "bungalow" in Tagalog. The closest you can get would be:

* Kubo: This refers to a traditional Filipino nipa hut, which is a small, single-story dwelling with a thatched roof. However, a kubo isn't necessarily a bungalow in the Western sense.

* Bahay na maliit: This literally means "small house," which could be used to describe a bungalow, but it's a very general term.

* Bahay na isang palapag: This translates to "house with one floor" and is a more accurate description of a bungalow's structure.

Ultimately, depending on the context, you might need to provide more details about the bungalow to find the most appropriate Tagalog term. For example, if the bungalow is in a specific location, you might use a term that refers to the style of architecture common in that area.

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