Tagalog Adjectives: 60 Opposite Pairs | 120 Essential Filipino Words 🇵🇭

Learn 60 pairs of Tagalog adjectives and antonyms, giving you 120 essential Filipino words for describing people, things, feelings, and everyday situations.In this Tagalog vocabulary lesson, you’ll learn common opposite words in Tagalog and Filipino, with each adjective paired with its opposite to make the words easier to understand and remember. Listen, repeat out loud, and build your Filipino vocabulary with practical Tagalog descriptive words you can use in everyday conversations. 📌 Lesson Overview: Target Vocabulary: Tagalog Adjectives & Opposites (Antonyms) Total Words: 120 Essential Filipino Words Format: English-Tagalog spoken twice for pronunciation practice ⏱️ Chapters 0:00 - Introduction to Tagalog Antonyms 00:25 malaki (big) vs. maliit (small) in Tagalog 00:41 mahaba (long) vs. maikli (short) in Tagalog 00:55 mataas (high / tall) vs. mababa (low / short) 01:10 malalim (deep) vs. mababaw (shallow) 01:24 makapal (thick) vs. manipis (thin) 01:39 maluwang (loose / spacious) vs. masikip (tight / cramped) 01:56 malawak (wide) vs. makitid (narrow) 02:08 mataba (fat) vs. payat (thin) in Tagalog 02:21 higante (giant) vs. unano (dwarf) 02:37 malamig (cold) vs. mainit (hot) in Tagalog 02:50 malambot (soft) vs. matigas (hard) 03:04 makinis (smooth) vs. magaspang (rough) 03:19 basa (wet) vs. tuyo (dry) in Tagalog 03:31 mabango (fragrant) vs. mabaho (smelly) 03:45 maliwanag (bright) vs. madilim (dark) 04:00 maingay (noisy) vs. tahimik (quiet) 04:14 magaan (light) vs. mabigat (heavy) 04:29 buo (whole) vs. durog (crushed) 04:42 puno (full) vs. walang-laman (empty) 04:56 bukas (open) vs. sarado (closed) 05:10 tuwid (straight) vs. baluktot (bent) 05:24 sariwa (fresh) vs. bulok (rotten) 05:37 malutong (crispy / crunchy) vs. makunat (chewy / tough) 05:53 mabait (kind) vs. salbahe (bad / mean) 06:09 masipag (hardworking) vs. tamad (lazy) 06:24 matalino (smart) vs. bobo (dumb) 06:40 matapang (brave) vs. duwag (cowardly) 06:55 magalang (respectful) vs. bastos (rude) 07:12 madaldal (talkative) vs. tahimik (quiet) 07:26 galante (generous) vs. kuripot (stingy) 07:41 matipid (frugal) vs. magastos (extravagant) 07:57 masinop (neat / organized) vs. burara (careless / messy) 08:13 palabiro (a jokestore) vs. seryoso (serious) 08:29 maganda (beautiful) vs. pangit (ugly) 08:43 mabuti (good) vs. masama (bad) 08:56 malinis (clean) vs. madumi (dirty) 09:10 bago (new) vs. luma (old) in Tagalog 09:23 magulo (messy) vs. maayos (orderly) 09:37 mahal (expensive) vs. mura (cheap) in Tagalog 09:50 makaluma (traditional / old-fashioned) vs. makabago (modern) 10:07 tagumpay (successful) vs. bigo (defeated / failed) 10:22 suwerte (lucky) vs. malas (unlucky) 10:35 sagana (abundant) vs. kapos (lacking) 10:49 panalo (win / winner) vs. talo (loss / loser) 11:03 mabilis (fast) vs. mabagal (slow) in Tagalog 11:17 maaga (early) vs. huli (late) 11:30 madalas (frequent) vs. madalang (seldom) 11:44 paakyat (upward) vs. pababa (downward) 11:57 busog (full / satiated) vs. gutom (hungry) 12:13 malusog (healthy) vs. sakitin (sickly) 12:27 bata (young) vs. matanda (old) 12:39 buhay (alive) vs. patay (dead) in Tagalog 12:53 ligtas (safe) vs. delikado (dangerous) 13:09 marami (many) vs. kaunti (few / little) in Tagalog 13:22 sobra (excess / too much) vs. kulang (insufficient / lacking) 13:41 pareho (same) vs. magkaiba (different) in Tagalog 13:55 madali (easy) vs. mahirap (difficult) in Tagalog 14:08 mayaman (rich) vs. mahirap (poor) in Tagalog 14:21 tama (correct) vs. mali (wrong) in Tagalog 14:34 malapit (near) vs. malayo (far) in Tagalog Please subscribe to TALK TO ME IN TAGALOG for more structured Tagalog lessons for beginners, Filipino vocabulary, Tagalog phrases, Tagalog grammar, and Filipino language learning content to help you speak Tagalog naturally and confidently. 📌Follow me here: 🌐 Our website: https://talktomeintagalog.com 💙 Facebook →   / talktomeintagalog   📸 Instagram →   / talktomeintagalog   🌻 Pinterest →   / talktomeintagalog   🚀 YouTube →    / talktomeintagalog   Maraming salamat po. Enjoy learning Tagalog! ❤️ ________________________________ Talk to Me in Tagalog is a beginner-friendly Filipino language channel designed for English-speaking learners worldwide, especially from the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and other English-speaking countries. Our lessons help absolute beginners learn Tagalog step by step through basic vocabulary, grammar, common phrases, everyday expressions, sentence structure, and pronunciation. #TalkToMeInTagalog #LearnTagalog #TagalogAdjectives #FilipinoVocabulary #TagalogVocabulary #LearnFilipino