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What is matakaw?

"Matakaw" is a Filipino word that means greedy or gluttonous. It describes someone who has an excessive desire for food or other things.

Here are some examples of how "matakaw" is used:

* "Ang matakaw na bata ay kumain ng lahat ng kendi." (The greedy child ate all the candy.)

* "Siya ay matakaw sa pera." (He is greedy for money.)

* "Huwag kang maging matakaw sa pagkain." (Don't be gluttonous with the food.)

It's important to note that "matakaw" can have a slightly different connotation depending on the context. It can sometimes be used humorously, especially when referring to children who are simply very hungry.

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