How do you say stinky in filipino?

There are several ways to say "stinky" in Filipino, depending on the context and the level of formality:

Informal:

* Mabango (ma-BAN-go) - literally means "fragrant," but used sarcastically to mean "stinky."

* Mabaho (ma-BA-ho) - the most common and direct way to say "stinky."

* Amoy tae (a-MOY-tay) - literally means "smells like poop," very informal and rude.

Formal:

* Masangsang (ma-SANG-sang) - a more polite way to say "stinky," often used for unpleasant smells.

* Malansa (ma-LAN-sa) - used for a strong, fishy smell.

Example sentences:

* "Ang mabango naman ng sapatos mo!" (Your shoes smell so "fragrant"!)

* "Mabaho ang basurahan." (The trash can smells bad.)

* "Ang masangsang ng amoy ng kanal." (The sewer smells foul.)

The best way to choose the right word depends on the situation and your relationship with the person you are talking to.