Tag-along 

Some that tag's along with you everywhere and invites themselves over to your house, some what like a douche bag

Tyler why are you inviting yourself over to my house cant you jump of a bridge like everyone else

Tag-along by Nick January 26, 2005

Tag-along 

Someone that nobody likes that follows you around

Jackson is a tag-along

Tag-along by Duffman September 9, 2003

Tag Along 

A Tag Along is typically someone who follows other people who dont like him/her around and say unfunny things and laugh at their own jokes or dont speak.

Lewis is such a tag along i wish he wouldn't follow us everywhere

Tag Along by user2103 March 7, 2022

tagalog 

Dialect in the Philippines - mainly a mixture of malayo-polynesian language with a twist of spanish.
Important Terms:
Anak ka ng puta/ Putang ina mo - son of a bitch
salsal - to masturbate
pokpok - whore
beho - of chinese origin/ basically means smelly

Whee! I know ow to speak Tagalog! Whee!

tagalog by bamb00 May 10, 2005

Tag-along 

Someone who accompanies you or your group. A member of your posse. There can be a negative connotation, as in someone unwanted, but that is often not the case.

Person 1 "I'm going to get some pizza, anyone want to come?"
Person 2 "I'll be a tag-along"

Tag-along by uhuhyep August 30, 2009

Tag Along 

The Filipino Language.

They speak tag along. What you expect. They are ignorant Filipinos on an island. Facts

Tag Along by OlaAlfares July 4, 2020

tagalog 

A language native to the southern part of the island of Luzon in the Philippines. The Tagalog language is the main base language for the one of the official languages of the Philippines, Filipino (the other official language is English). The language, like most of the languages of the Philippines, is related to Malaysian, Indonesian, Hawaiian, Tongan, Somoan, some southern Taiwanese languages, and many more that are included in the Austronesian group of languages. The language has about 18 million native speakers. Tagalog can also refer to the Tagalog people.

I know very little of Tagalog, since both my parents are Visayan, but I will try to give some examples.

mahal- love
hirap- delicious
nanay- mother
tatay- father
lolo- grandfather
lola- grandmother
bukas- uncooked rice
araw- day
gabi- night
kita- we (you and I)
ako- I, me
langit- heaven, sky
dilim- dark (in terms of brigtness of light)
puti- white
itim- black
aso- dog
pusa- cat
puso- heart
tubig- water
baya- land
mata- eye

There's more I know, but I think this is enough

tagalog by si_ fanboy July 16, 2008