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What is the Tagalog term of shawty?

There isn't a direct equivalent for "shawty" in Tagalog. It's an informal slang term used in English, often to refer to a young or attractive person.

Here are some ways to convey the meaning of "shawty" in Tagalog, depending on the context:

* For a young person:

* Bata (child) - This is a general term, but can be used in a playful way.

* Kabataan (youth) - More formal than "bata" but still conveys the idea of youthfulness.

* Batang babae (young girl) or Batang lalaki (young boy) - If you want to specify gender.

* For an attractive person:

* Maganda (beautiful) - For a woman.

* Gwapo (handsome) - For a man.

* Kaakit-akit (attractive) - A more neutral term.

* For a close friend or loved one:

* Mahal (love) - Can be used for someone you have strong feelings for.

* Babe - This English word is widely used in Tagalog, especially among younger people.

* Sweetheart - Another English word that is often used in Tagalog.

The best way to translate "shawty" would depend on the specific context and the relationship between the speaker and the listener.

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