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Oxford Dictionary’s Word of the Day: Philippines' ‘bakya’

By Marc Jayson Cayabyab | June 24, 2021 - 12:00am

The Oxford English Dictionary (OED) featured the Tagalog word “bakya” as its Word of the Day on Tuesday, marking...

Headlines

The five Pinays you meet in movies

By Samantha King | February 13, 2015 - 12:00am

Who needs a date on Valentine’s? Ladies, leave your men at home, and head to the movies for a bit of laughter and tears. You might just meet the bakya, the best friend, or any of the female archetypes that...

Young Star