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How do you say waste and recycling in Tagalog?

Here's how you can say "waste" and "recycling" in Tagalog:

* Waste:

* Basura: This is the most common and general term for waste.

* Dumi: This means "dirt" but can also be used to refer to waste, especially when it's messy or unpleasant.

* Iskrap: This refers specifically to scrap materials.

* Recycling:

* Pag-recycle: This is the direct translation of "recycling."

* Pag-ulit ng gamit: This means "reuse," which is closely related to recycling.

Example sentences:

* "Magtapon ka ng basura sa basurahan." (Throw your trash in the bin.)

* "Mahalaga ang pag-recycle para sa kapaligiran." (Recycling is important for the environment.)

Note: Tagalog has a rich vocabulary, and the best word to use will depend on the context.

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