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What is the Tagalog luko in English?

"Luko" in Tagalog can have a few different meanings in English, depending on the context:

* Crazy/Insane: This is the most common meaning of "luko." It refers to someone who is mentally unstable or behaving erratically.

* Foolish/Silly: It can also mean someone who is foolish or silly, especially if they are doing something unwise or ridiculous.

* Strange/Weird: In some cases, "luko" can simply mean "strange" or "weird."

The exact meaning of "luko" will be clearer based on the context of the sentence or conversation.

For example:

* "Luko ka ba?" (Are you crazy?)

* "Ang luko mo talaga!" (You're so silly!)

* "Luko talaga siya." (He's so strange.)

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