Hinampak
It originated from the bisaya word "palpak" but was rephrased by a monkey. It translates to "fail" in English. It is usually used as an adjective
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a person with a name Mark Baclay... who lives in carcar cebu and just got off from college -university of san carlos. he wants to be the best of the best architect of the universe... can't beat that huh!
your such a hinampak!
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