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What is customs in tagalog?

The most common Tagalog word for "customs" is "pasadya".

Here are some other words that can be used depending on the context:

* "kaugalian": This translates to "tradition" or "custom" and refers to established practices and beliefs of a particular group of people.

* "tradisyon": This is also "tradition" and is often used for customs that have been passed down through generations.

* "kultura": This is "culture" and encompasses the customs, arts, social institutions, and achievements of a particular nation, people, or group.

* "gawi": This translates to "habit" or "custom" and refers to a regular practice or way of doing something.

The best word to use depends on the specific context and what you are trying to communicate.

For example, you might say:

* "Ang pasadya ng mga Pilipino ay mag-mano sa kanilang mga elders." (The custom of Filipinos is to shake the hands of their elders.)

* "Ang kaugalian sa aming pamilya ay mag-ipon ng pera sa isang alkansya." (The custom in our family is to save money in a piggy bank.)

* "Ang tradisyon ng mga Hapones ay mag-bow bilang tanda ng paggalang." (The tradition of the Japanese is to bow as a sign of respect.)

* "Ang kultura ng mga Tsino ay mayaman sa sining at literatura." (The culture of the Chinese is rich in art and literature.)

* "Ang gawi ng aking asawa ay uminom ng kape sa umaga." (My husband's habit is to drink coffee in the morning.)

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