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  2. Oct 24, 2014 · After all, seeing as this is a double-meaning song, you can either look at it as “kahit ano at sino ka man, basta natural ka, okey ka;” or, you can actually be cynical about it and see the lyric as “kahit ano at sino ka man, basta natural na okey ka,” which, if you haven’t noticed, is the exact opposite of just being yourself if you ...

  3. Aug 22, 2021 · In this context I think it means everyone was very excited, for example: "The stadium started going wild as he made the final goal!" "The club went wild when the DJ played his new song" In general it means any kind of large amount of emotion, positive or negative.

    • Yangyang Xi, Language Media Processing Lab
    • CEO of Lang-8, Inc.
  4. Oct 14, 2023 · The word “Puhon” means “hopefully” or “in due time” in Visayan, a language spoken in the Philippines. This song resonates with individuals navigating through the highs and lows of life, reminding them to hold on to hope and trust in the timing of destiny.

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  5. The Tagalog word we use is "laog" i.e. "pusang laog." or "gala" i.e. "asong gala." They are untamed and undomesticated but these commonly refer to street animals. "Wild" or "untamed" is ilahas but this is not Tagalog specifically but from Visayan language(s). The closest we have for "wild"/"untamed" labuyo i.e. siling labuyo (wild peppers

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  7. Meaning of "wild" wild • adj. 1. living in the forests, not tamed: mabangis, mailap, di maamo ; 2. not cultivated: ligaw ; 3. uncivilized, savage: mabangis, mailap, di sibilisado ; 4. with no people living in it: magubat, masukal, ilang ; 5. waste, desert: ilang, kaparangan ; 6. not checked, not restrained: walang taros ; 7. violent: malakas ...

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