What is the tagalog of closing remarks?

There are several ways to say "closing remarks" in Tagalog, depending on the context and formality:

Formal:

* Panghuling Salita (literally: "Final Words")

* Mga Panghuling Salita (literally: "The Final Words")

* Pagtatapos na Salita (literally: "Closing Word")

* Mga Pagtatapos na Salita (literally: "Closing Words")

Informal:

* Pangwakas na Salita (literally: "Final Word")

* Mga Pangwakas na Salita (literally: "Final Words")

* Paalam na Salita (literally: "Farewell Word")

* Mga Paalam na Salita (literally: "Farewell Words")

You can also use more specific phrases depending on the occasion:

* Pagbati (Greetings) - If you're giving a closing speech at a celebration.

* Pasasalamat (Thank You) - If you're expressing gratitude at the end of an event.

* Paalala (Reminder) - If you want to leave the audience with a key message.

Ultimately, the best translation of "closing remarks" will depend on the specific situation.