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father |\n| nanay/inay/mama | mother |\n| asawa | spouse |\n| anak | child |\n| iho | son |\n| iha | daughter |\n| kapatid | sibling |\n| panganay | eldest child |\n| kuya | older brother |\n| ate | older sister |\n| bunso | youngest child/sibling |\n| lolo | grandfather |\n| lola | grandmother |\n| apo | grandchild |\n| tito/tiyo | uncle |\n| tita/tiya | aunt |\n| pamangkin | nephew/niece |\n| pinsan | cousin |\n| kamag-anak | relative |\n\nMga Bahagi ng Katawan ( Body Parts)  \n| Filipino (Tagalog) | English |\n| --- | --- |\n| ulo | head |\n| buhok | hair |\n| mukha | face |\n| mata | eye |\n| kilay | eyebrow |\n| tenga | ear |\n| ilong | nose |\n| bigote | mustache |\n| balbas | beard |\n| bibig | mouth |\n| ngipin | tooth |\n| dila | tongue |\n| leeg | neck |\n| lalamunan | throat |\n| balikat | shoulder |\n| kili-kili | underarm |\n| braso | arm |\n| siko | elbow |\n| pulso | wrist |\n| kamay | hand |\n| daliri | finger |\n| kuko | fingernail/toenail |\n| dibdib | chest |\n| tiyan | stomach |\n\n| balakang | hip |\n| --- | --- |\n| bewang | waist |\n| likod | back |\n| hita | thigh |\n| binti | leg |\n| tuhod | knee |\n| bukong-bukong | ankle |\n| sakong | heel |\n| paa | foot |\n\nMga Kulay (Colors)  \n\n| Filipino | English |\n| --- | --- |\n| pula | red |\n| kahel | orange |\n| dilaw | yellow |\n| berde/luntian | green |\n| asul/bughaw | blue |\n| ube/lila | purple/violet |\n| rosas | pink |\n| puti | white |\n| itim | black |\n| kayumanggi/kape | brown |","cbCaicJKC5NEL3TS","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicJKC5NEL3TS","pdf",94685,"English","# Family Members\n## Body Parts\n## Colors","[{\"question\":\"How do you say 'father' in Filipino?\",\"answer\":\"In Filipino, 'father' can be translated as 'tatay', 'itay', or 'papa'.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the Filipino terms for body parts like the head and eyes?\",\"answer\":\"The Filipino terms are 'ulo' for head and 'mata' for eye.\"},{\"question\":\"What words are used for colors like red and blue in 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