J@ps
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Depending on how it is used:
"Sayang naman." What a pity.
"Huwag kang magsayang." Do not be wasteful.
"Sayang lang ang oportunidad." It is a wasted opportunity, or it is a missed opportunity. |
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Barrio Lass
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that depends on the usage
if you say...
sayang yung pagkain = that means " such a waste of food'
sayang siya = what a pity or she's a pity |
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mariz
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It may depend on the sentence, like it could be how unfortunate, too bad or wasteful. |
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Bhuwisit
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It's/what a waste/shame |
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Secaundis
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Too bad. |
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nakapagpapagabag
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anna m is correct, it means too bad.
example:
Too bad, I didn't pass the examination
sayang, 'di ako pumasa sa pagsusulit |
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luosechi 駱士基
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My wife says that it means "wasting". |
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Michelle T
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Depending on the usage, the word, SAYANG, can mean:
a) too bad - as in: "Sayang, i forgot to bring my camera."
b) a waste - as in: "I can't believe you dropped that whole tray of food. That's so, 'sayang." |
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Leander
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You' re right, therte's no direct one word meaning.. Just use "Too bad" or "What a waste" |
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straw wartsâ„¢
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"what a waste!!" |
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anna m
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i dont think it has. i just use "too bad" |
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Aref H4
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Pity.
That the milk spilled down my throat and down the toilet bowl. |
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super *** pogi
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too bad! |
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paolylo
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sayang doesn't have an english word, it's a thought of "what a waste". |
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ohayo
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I am Japanese, but I speak Tagalog a little.
"Sayang!" ( interjection) means " What a pity!" or " Too bad!"
"Masayang" ( verb) means " to be wasted". |
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freeky
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damn!
or i just say ahhh!
whichever is appropriate. |
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MIla M
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some times means useless |
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heartburn
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diarrhea |
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Benjamin C
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Tsk tsk tsk. |
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superagumon
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sayang in malay means my love.....dont know if its the same as Filipino....https://www.earthlyendeavours.com/signup.php?ref=240 |
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