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How do you say make me blush in Tagalog words?

There isn't a direct translation for "make me blush" in Tagalog that conveys the exact same feeling. However, here are some options, depending on the context and desired nuance:

Direct Translations:

* "Pulahin mo ako" - This is the most literal translation, meaning "make me red." It focuses on the physical act of blushing.

* "Ipapahiya mo ako" - This means "you will embarrass me," which can lead to blushing. It focuses on the emotional trigger of blushing.

More Poetic Options:

* "Iparamdam mo sa akin ang init ng iyong pagmamahal" - "Make me feel the heat of your love." This uses a metaphor to express the intensity of your feelings.

* "Pakiramdaman mo ang pagkabigla ko" - "Feel my shock." This focuses on the suddenness of the feeling that makes you blush.

Informal Options:

* "Kinikilig ako!" - "I'm getting butterflies in my stomach!" This is a common expression of excitement and shyness.

* "Nahihiya ako!" - "I'm shy!" This is a more straightforward expression of embarrassment.

The best choice will depend on the specific situation and the relationship between the speakers.

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