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What is in English nangigigil?

"Nangigigil" is a Tagalog word that doesn't have a direct one-word translation in English. It describes a feeling of intense anticipation, excitement, or nervousness.

Here are some English phrases that capture the feeling of "nangigigil":

* Bubbling over with excitement

* Ants in your pants

* On pins and needles

* Eagerly awaiting

* Can't contain your excitement

* Buzzing with anticipation

* Full of nervous energy

The exact nuance of "nangigigil" can vary depending on the context. For example, it can be used to describe the feeling of:

* Excited for something good to happen: "I'm nangigigil to see the new movie!"

* Nervous about something important: "I'm nangigigil for my presentation tomorrow."

* Frustrated or impatient: "I'm nangigigil because I'm stuck in traffic."

So, while there isn't a single perfect English equivalent, these phrases can help you understand the feeling of "nangigigil."

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