How do you say or paper in Tagalog?

"Or" and "paper" can be translated differently in Tagalog depending on the context.

Here are some options:

For "or":

* o - This is the most common and direct translation.

* o kaya - This means "or else" and implies a choice.

* at - This is used in some contexts, especially when listing options.

For "paper":

* papel - This is the most common word for paper.

* k papel - This is used when referring to a specific piece of paper.

* papel de liha - This refers to sandpaper.

* papel de seda - This refers to tissue paper.

Here are some examples:

* Gusto mo ng kape o tsaa? (Do you want coffee or tea?)

* Pumili ka ng pulang papel o asul na papel. (Choose red paper or blue paper.)

* Mayroon akong papel na sulatan. (I have a piece of writing paper.)

You can choose the appropriate translation based on the context of the sentence.