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How do you say children in Tagalog?

"Children" in Tagalog can be said in a few different ways, depending on the context and formality:

Formal:

* Mga bata (pronounced "mga ba-ta") - This is the most common and neutral way to say "children."

* Mga kabataan (pronounced "mga ka-ba-ta-an") - This is more formal and literally means "youth."

Informal:

* Mga anak (pronounced "mga a-nak") - This literally means "children" but is usually used to refer to one's own children.

* Bata (pronounced "ba-ta") - This is a singular form and can be used informally to refer to a single child.

Other options:

* Sanggol (pronounced "sang-gol") - This refers to a baby or infant.

* Paslit (pronounced "pas-lit") - This refers to a young child.

* Kabataan (pronounced "ka-ba-ta-an") - This refers to young people in general, not just children.

The best way to say "children" in Tagalog will depend on the specific situation.

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