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What is curiosity in tagalog and its meaning?

The most common Tagalog translation for "curiosity" is "pagkamausisa".

Here's a breakdown:

* "Pagkamausisa" is a noun that literally translates to "the state of being curious." It implies a strong desire to know or learn something.

* "Mausisa" is the adjective form, meaning "curious."

Here are some other ways to express curiosity in Tagalog:

* "Pagtatanong-tanong" - This literally means "asking questions" and implies a desire to learn by asking.

* "Pag-usisa" - This refers to the act of inquiring or investigating something.

Example sentences:

* "Malaki ang pagkamausisa niya sa mga bagong bagay." (He has a great curiosity about new things.)

* "Mausisa talaga siya, palagi siyang nagtatanong." (She is really curious, she always asks questions.)

* "Napagalitan siya dahil sa pag-usisa niya sa mga gamit ng kapitbahay." (He got scolded because he was curious about his neighbor's belongings.)

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