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What does comrade mean in Tagalog?

There isn't a direct, exact translation of "comrade" in Tagalog that captures its specific political or social connotations.

Here are some options depending on the context:

Formal and Political:

* Kapwa mamamayan (fellow citizen): This emphasizes shared citizenship and community.

* Kapatid sa pakikibaka (brother/sister in struggle): This implies a shared fight for a common cause, often political.

Informal and Social:

* Kaibigan (friend): This is the most common and neutral term.

* Kapatid (brother/sister): This is a more affectionate term, implying closeness.

* Pare/Pareho (buddy): This is a casual term used between friends.

More Specific Terms:

* Ka-rebolusyonaryo (comrade in revolution): This emphasizes a shared revolutionary goal.

* Kabayani (hero/heroine): This implies a shared dedication to a noble cause.

Ultimately, the best translation depends on the specific context and the intended meaning.

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