Here's why:
* "Juego de Prenda" is a Spanish phrase that refers to a game often played at parties, where players have to perform a dare or forfeit an item of clothing. This is a very specific concept.
* Tagalog doesn't have a single word for this game. However, you can describe it with several phrases:
* "Laro ng Pag-aalis ng Damit" (literally "game of removing clothes")
* "Laro ng Pagbibigay ng Parusa" (literally "game of giving punishment")
* "Laro ng Pag-aalis ng Gamit" (literally "game of removing things")
It's important to note: These translations are literal and might not be as widely understood as "Juego de Prenda" in Spanish. It's best to explain the concept of the game in Tagalog if you want to be understood.