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Gago Tanga Inutil Tarantado 

A meme phrase comprising four of the crunchiest Filipino swear words. Popularized in this form by televangelist Eliseo Soriano in his sermon against the Iglesia ni Cristo, a controversial Christian sect in the Philippines.

Gago - stupid man in contrast to "gaga" (stupid woman), although could also refer to both man or woman

Tanga - stupid but gender neutral (local)

Inutil - worthless

Tarantado - stupid, shameless, disrespectful
Soriano: Ang pastor na humahatol sa labas ng tunay na Iglesia GAGO TANGA INTUL TARANTADO!

(A pastor who judges outside the true church is a GAGO TANGA INUTIL TARANTADO!)
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Tarantado 

"I like this meal. thank you!"
"gusto ko to tarantado!"
"thank you sir"
"tarantado ka sir"

Tarantara 

An onomatopoeia routinely spoken by the police in the Gilbert & Sullivan musical "Pirates of Penzance".
When the foeman bares his steel.
Tarantara! Tarantara!
We uncomfortable feel.
Tarantara!
Tarantara by Jakey T February 23, 2009
An exceptionally amazing woman who can charm the heart of any man
He was tempted by a talana that almost drove him mad when he couldn't have her love
talana by Lord of the Flies July 20, 2006
Talanea is the bad influence in high school. You run with a Talanea, you’re going to , no doubt, get in lots of trouble. Talanea will turn the sweet and innocent into rebellious hellions.
Be careful, that girl is a real Talanea. Before you know it you will be sitting in ‘A’ school.
Talanea by Thindybrady July 27, 2023
A very pretty person who is kind,funny, and can sing. She might be out going and........annoying but its all in love. She is a pretty person but she is tall for her age.
Look there is a Talanda she is very pretty!

Now a days no one says that.......
Talanda by Koolaid Jordan September 8, 2020
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