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What is Tagalog term for indeed?

The Tagalog term for "indeed" depends on the context and nuance you want to convey. Here are some options:

Formal:

* Tunay na (literally "truly") - This is a very formal and direct way to say "indeed."

* Sa katunayan (literally "in reality") - This phrase emphasizes that something is true.

* Totoo nga (literally "it's true indeed") - This emphasizes the certainty of the statement.

Informal:

* Oo naman (literally "yes of course") - This is a casual way to say "indeed" and is used to express agreement.

* Talaga (literally "really") - This is a more informal and emphatic way to say "indeed."

* Sige (literally "okay") - This can be used to say "indeed" in a casual, almost dismissive way, like "okay, you're right."

The best translation will depend on the specific context and the tone you want to achieve.

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