Beki / Beks / Bekla / Bakulaw / Bakla

A playful and informal term derived from “bakla,” which means “gay” in Tagalog. It’s often used in a friendly or humorous manner among friends.

Example:

Si Miyuki ay madiskarte beki(beks/bekla/bakulaw/bakla).
Miyuki is a resourceful gay(beki/beks/bekla/bakulaw/baklaa).

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More Pinoy Slang Words

  • Alaws

    Derived from the English word “lost” but is used to mean “none” or “nothing.” It is commonly used to indicate the absence of something or someone.

    Example:

    Alaws akong pera ngayon, pasensya na.
    I have no(alaws) money right now, sorry.

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  • Edi Wow / Edi Waw / Edi Shing

    Used sarcastically to express indifference or to mock someone else’s statement, usually to downplay its significance or to show lack of interest.

    Often used in a dismissive or sarcastic tone, implying that the speaker is unimpressed or unconcerned about what was said.

    Example:

    Sabi niya, ang galing daw niya mag-basketball. Edi wow(edi waw/edi shing)!"
    He said he's really good at basketball. So what(edi wow/edi waw/edi shing)!

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  • Tsikot

    A casual term used to refer to a car or automobile.

    Example:

    Ang ganda ng bagong tsikot niya!
    His new car(tsikot) looks great!

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