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What does nakaka silaw ka naman mean in English?

"Nakaka silaw ka naman" in English translates to "You're so dazzling/blinding".

It's a phrase used to express that someone is very attractive or impressive, literally "blinding" in their beauty or charisma.

Here's a breakdown:

* Nakaka - means "causes" or "makes"

* Silaw - refers to the feeling of being blinded by light

* Ka naman - is an intensifier, like "you are so..."

So, the phrase is literally saying "You cause/make me blind" but is used figuratively to convey how someone's attractiveness overwhelms you.

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