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What is mingle inTagalog?

There isn't a single perfect translation for "mingle" in Tagalog, as the meaning depends on the context. Here are some options:

General mingling:

* Makisalamuha (ma-ki-sa-la-mu-ha) - This is the most general term and means to socialize or interact with others.

* Mag-usap (mag-oo-sap) - This literally means "to talk," but can also be used to mean "to mingle" when referring to conversations.

* Magkakilala (mag-ka-ki-la-la) - This means "to get to know each other," and is suitable for describing the process of making new acquaintances.

Specific types of mingling:

* Magsaya (mag-sa-ya) - This means "to have fun" and implies mingling in a happy and social setting.

* Mag-inuman (mag-i-nu-man) - This literally means "to drink" and implies mingling while drinking alcohol.

* Magsayaw (mag-sa-yaw) - This means "to dance" and implies mingling while dancing.

The best translation will depend on the specific context of the situation. For example:

* "The guests were mingling at the party." - "Nagkakasalamuha ang mga bisita sa party."

* "He's trying to mingle with the other students." - "Pinipilit niyang makipag-usap sa ibang estudyante."

* "They were mingling and drinking beer." - "Nag-iinuman sila at nagkakasalamuha."

It's always helpful to provide more context when asking for translations.

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