Guess the Catchphrase!

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A brief delay at the beginning of a video, mostly featuring millennials. Believed to have started during the early days of video recording when it was common to wait to check if the recording had indeed started. Used by younger generations to tease millennials for "being too old for the internet".

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Millennial Pause

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A Filipino slang referring to a playful challenge, competition, or goading between friends or peers. From the root word puksa, which means to destroy, annihilate.

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Puksaan

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An exclamation in response to someone, regardless of gender, who is self-important, hard to please, and overly dramatic.

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Who is this diva?

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To talk passionately and excessively, often about something trivial, irrelevant or uninteresting to other people.

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Yapping

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A fun way Filipinos spell super on the internet.

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Sofer

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Often used together, as popularized by internet sensation Neo of PUP, capturing the relatable student woes and lighthearted surrender to mercy or fate.

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Danas/ Awa na lang

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The phrase originated from a TikTok video made by content creator Sesable, where she can be seen expressing how proud she was of her makeup that made her look like a Latina, who are known for their exotic beauty.

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Sobrang Latina!

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This became Mommy Grace Tanfelix’s signature and viral line in her cooking videos.

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Okay na to!

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An expression to spread good vibes and to cheer oneself and others, even when life gets tough.

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eyyy

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Defined as the act of making something happen by imagining it and thinking about it until it comes true.

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Manifest