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What does rampa mean in Tagalog?

"Rampa" in Tagalog has several meanings, depending on the context. Here are a few:

* Ramp: This is the most common meaning, referring to a sloping surface connecting different levels. It's similar to the English word "ramp."

* To show off: This is a more slangy meaning, implying someone is trying to impress others with their skills, appearance, or possessions. It's similar to the English phrase "to show off."

* To flaunt: Similar to "to show off," it implies someone is trying to draw attention to themselves in a boastful way.

To understand the meaning of "rampa" in a specific context, you need to consider the sentence and the situation.

For example:

* "May rampa sa parking lot para sa wheelchair." (There is a ramp in the parking lot for wheelchairs.)

* "Ang bagong kotse ni Juan ay rampa niya sa lahat." (Juan flaunts his new car to everyone.)

* "Huwag ka nang rampa, nakakahiya ka." (Don't show off, you're embarrassing yourself.)

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