However, it's important to note that "ngipin" means "tooth" in Tagalog. To refer to toothpaste specifically, you would need to add a descriptive phrase like:
* "paste para sa ngipin" (paste for teeth)
* "pasta ngipin" (toothpaste)
* "toothpaste" (the English word is commonly used)
So, depending on the context, you could say any of these:
* "Mayroon ka bang paste para sa ngipin?" (Do you have toothpaste?)
* "Bumili ako ng pasta ngipin." (I bought toothpaste.)
* "Nag-toothpaste na ako." (I already brushed my teeth.)