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What is tagalog term for bland?

The Tagalog term for "bland" is walang lasa (pronounced "wah-lang la-sa").

Here's a breakdown:

* wala means "no" or "without"

* lasa means "taste"

So, walang lasa literally translates to "without taste."

You can also use other terms depending on the context:

* maputla (pronounced "ma-put-la") - This means "pale" and can be used to describe something lacking in flavor or color.

* walang asim (pronounced "wah-lang a-sim") - This means "without sourness" and is specific to food lacking in acidity.

* walang alat (pronounced "wah-lang a-lat") - This means "without salt" and describes food lacking in saltiness.

The most appropriate term will depend on the specific context and the type of blandness you are trying to describe.

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