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What does boogie mean in Tagalog?

"Boogie" doesn't have a direct translation in Tagalog. It's a borrowed word from English, and is commonly used in Tagalog to mean:

* To dance: Similar to "sumayaw" or "mag-sayaw" in Tagalog.

* To party or have fun: Similar to "mag-inuman" or "mag-saya" in Tagalog.

So, depending on the context, "boogie" can be understood as:

* Mag-boogie (to dance)

* Mag-boogie sa party (to party)

* Boogie night (a night for dancing and fun)

It's important to remember that borrowing words from other languages is common in Tagalog, and "boogie" has become a part of the language's vocabulary.

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