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What is begging in tagalog?

There are several ways to say "begging" in Tagalog, depending on the context and nuance:

General terms:

* Pagmamakaawa: This is the most general term for begging and is often used when someone is pleading for something desperately.

* Pakikiusap: This term implies asking for something politely, but it can also be used for begging if the person is asking for something very important to them.

* Pagsusumamo: This term emphasizes the act of pleading or imploring someone to do something.

Other terms:

* Pagkukumbaba: This term refers to the act of humbling oneself, which is often associated with begging.

* Paglalasing: This term means "drunkenness" but it can also be used figuratively to describe someone who is desperate and willing to do anything to get what they want.

* Pagmamakaawa ng awa: This phrase literally translates to "begging for mercy" and is used when someone is asking for forgiveness or compassion.

The best way to choose the correct word depends on the context of the sentence.

For example:

* "Nagmamakaawa siya ng tulong." (He is begging for help.)

* "Pakikiusap ko lang po na tulungan niyo ako." (I'm just asking for your help.)

* "Nagsusumamo ako sa iyo na patawarin mo ako." (I beg you to forgive me.)

Remember that "begging" is a sensitive topic, so it's important to choose your words carefully.

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