For "feeling curious":
* Maku-curious (informal) - This literally means "I'm curious," and is used for casual situations.
* Malakas ang aking pagkamausisa (formal) - This translates to "My curiosity is strong," and is a more formal way to say "I'm curious."
* Nagtataka ako (formal) - This means "I'm wondering" or "I'm curious about..." and is a common way to express curiosity.
For "something that is curious":
* Nakaka-curious (informal) - This literally means "It's curious," and is used for casual situations.
* Kagiliw-giliw (formal) - This means "interesting" or "fascinating," and is a more formal way to say "curious."
* Nakakamangha (formal) - This means "amazing" or "remarkable," and is a more formal way to say "curious."
For "curious about something":
* Interesado ako sa... (formal) - This means "I'm interested in..." and is a common way to express curiosity about something specific.
* Gusto kong malaman ang tungkol sa... (formal) - This means "I want to know about..." and is another way to express curiosity about something specific.
The best translation will depend on the specific context and level of formality.