However, it's important to note that the concept of irony can be expressed in different ways in Tagalog, depending on the specific type of irony. Here are some examples:
1. Situational Irony:
* "Ang irony, dahil nag-aral ka ng mabuti, bagsak ka naman." (The irony is, you studied hard but you still failed.)
2. Dramatic Irony:
* "Hindi niya alam na ang taong kanyang mahal ay ang taong nag-iingat sa kanya." (He doesn't know that the person he loves is the one who protects him.)
3. Verbal Irony:
* "Ang ganda ng panahon, di ba? Uulan na naman." (The weather is beautiful, isn't it? It's going to rain again.)
4. Cosmic Irony:
* "Ang malas naman ng lalaki. Matapos niyang mag-aral ng mabuti, nagkasakit siya at hindi nakatapos ng pag-aaral." (The man is so unlucky. After studying hard, he got sick and couldn't finish his studies.)
You can also use "nakakatawa naman" (it's funny, but in an ironic way) or "parang biro lang" (it's like a joke) to express irony in Tagalog.
Remember that the specific word or phrase you use will depend on the context and the type of irony you want to convey.