EXPLORE FILIPINO WORDS IN DEPTH
EXPLORE FILIPINO WORDS IN DEPTH
attached; emotionally invested...
to worship, to adore...
to snatch and run away with something, to grab swi...
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/a-TACH/
FIL: Ang kalagayan ng pagkakaroon ng malalim na emosyonal na koneksyon o pagmamahal sa isang tao, na kadalasang ginagamit sa konteksto ng romantikong relasyon na hindi pa opisyal.
EN: attached; emotionally invested
The official status of someone in the 'M.U.' (Mutual Understanding) stage. You're not officially a couple, but you might as well be. You text good morning and good night, know each other's coffee orders, and your friends are tired of hearing about them. When someone asks 'kayo na ba?' and you say 'hindi, pero we're... attached,' it means you're emotionally invested but avoiding the label. The #1 rule is: 'bawal maging attached,' but everyone breaks it.
From English 'attached'.
Used as a Taglish/slang term, almost exclusively in the context of romantic or pre-romantic relationships. It implies an emotional connection that may or may not be reciprocated or defined.
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🇵🇭 Sabi niya friends lang daw pero parang nagiging attached na ako.
🇺🇸 He said we were just friends but I think I'm getting attached.
🇵🇭 Rule number one sa FWB: bawal maging attached.
🇺🇸 Rule number one in FWB (Friends with Benefits): don't get attached.
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