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How do you say brother in law filipino?

There are a few ways to say "brother-in-law" in Filipino, depending on the context and the gender of the brother-in-law:

General terms:

* Bayaw: This is the most common and versatile term for brother-in-law, regardless of gender.

* Hipag: This term is used for the sister of your spouse.

More specific terms:

* Bayaw (lalaki): This is used specifically for a male brother-in-law.

* Bayaw (babae): This is used specifically for a female brother-in-law.

Other options:

* Asawa ng kapatid: Literally meaning "spouse of sibling." This is a more formal way of saying brother-in-law.

* Kapatid ng asawa: Literally meaning "sibling of spouse." This is also a formal way of saying brother-in-law.

It's best to use bayaw unless you need to be more specific about the gender of the brother-in-law.

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