Bolero In English: Tagalog To English Translation Of “Bolero”

What Is Bolero In English? (Answers)

BOLERO IN ENGLISH – There are several Filipino words that do not have a direct translation in English, that’s why we need context to fully translate them.

Bolero In English: Tagalog To English Translation Of "Bolero"

In this article, we are going to take a look at the word “Bolero” and it’s translation in English.

What is a Bolero?

A person who is “Bolero” is generally someone who uses all methods he could possibly think of to get with a girl. In short, a bolero is a “playboy”.

Guys who often lie to get with a girl are called Bolero. They are the ones who would say nice things to a girl but don’t necessarily mean them.

Here are some example conversations one might have with a “Bolero”.

Guy: Napakaganda mo, ngayon lang ako nakakita ng babaeng kasing ganda mo.

Girl: Naku naman! Bolero ka talaga!

Translation:

Guy: You’re so beautiful, this is the first time that I’ve seen a girl that’s as beautiful as you are.

GIRL: You’re such a playboy!

Generally, Boleros use very generic lines and cheesy line to impress or win over a girl. They could also be guys who lead on a girl.

However, this is not always the case. Oftentimes, Bolero is taken as a “negative” word. But, there are instances where a guy is sincere with his words of flattery and as a defense mechanism, most girls would tell that person that he is a “Bolero”.

The word Bolero could be traced back to the word “Mambobola”, which is derived from the Filipinos love for Basketball.

Mambobola means that you are a great basketball player who’s good at handling the ball. That’s why if you’re a “mambobola” or “bolero“, you’re tagged as a “Player”.

For other English-Tagalog translations…

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