Formal:
* Maganda (ma-gan-da) - This is the most common and formal way to say "pretty" for women.
* Gwapo (gwa-po) - This is the formal way to say "pretty" for men.
Informal:
* Maganda (ma-gan-da) - Can be used informally, but "maganda" is more commonly used in formal settings.
* Magaling (ma-ga-ling) - Can be used to describe someone's beauty or appearance. It literally means "good" or "excellent."
* Cute - This is the English word used in Tagalog.
Other options:
* Maganda (ma-gan-da) can be used to describe things as well, like a flower or a piece of art.
* Maganda ang mukha (ma-gan-da ang mu-kha) - literally means "the face is pretty" and can be used to describe someone's facial beauty.
Example:
* "Ang ganda niya!" (ang gan-da ni-ya) - "She is so pretty!"
* "Gwapo ka pala!" (gwa-po ka pa-la) - "You are so handsome!"
The best translation of "pretty" in Tagalog depends on the specific situation and who you are talking to.