However, depending on the context, you can use different Tagalog words to express the meaning of "dougie":
* "Dougie" as a dance move: You can use "sayaw na Dougie" (literally "Dougie dance") or "sumayaw ng Dougie" (to dance the Dougie).
* "Dougie" as a person's name: You would simply use "Dougie" in Tagalog.
For other contexts, you would need to provide more information to get a suitable translation.
For example, if you are talking about a "dougie bag," you would use "bagong bag" (new bag) or "regalo" (gift).
It's always best to provide context when asking for a translation. This helps ensure that the translation accurately reflects the meaning you intend.