when you hear someone say hoy its like them just saying hey to get someone's attention
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∙ 14y ago"Hoy" is a casual Filipino interjection that is used to get someone's attention or to call out to someone. It is similar to saying "hey" in English. Filipinos say "hoy" to catch someone's attention, especially if the person they are calling is nearby.
Hoy hace [clima] (Today is [weather]). For example, if it is sunny today, you can say "Hoy hace sol" (Today is sunny).
In Hebrew: היום יום שישיIn French: Aujourd'hui c'est vendrediIn Spanish: Hoy es viernes.In Slovak: Dnes je piatok.In Czech: Dnes je pátek.
Foreigners often find Filipinos gracious because of their warmth, friendliness, and hospitality. Filipinos are known for their kindness towards others, their willingness to help and educate, and their ability to make visitors feel welcome and at home. These traits contribute to their reputation for being gracious hosts and individuals.
hoy: todaydomingo: SundaySo, probably hoy es domingo: Today is Sunday.
Hoy es [día de la semana].
Aloha: Say pīhoihoi [p-I hoy hoy]
hoy-benau
La vida es buena hoy
CORRECTED: Aloha: Pihoihoi [p-I hoy hoy]
'Te quiero hoy' or 'te amo hoy'
CORRECTED: Aloha: Hoʻohoihoi [ho oh hoy hoy]
Say 'llámame hoy'
Hoy es hoy Ya es ya Ahora es ahora
Both "Hoy te pago" or "Te pago hoy" are acceptable. Hoy = Today te = you pago = I pay/I will pay
"Hoy es el día" Hoy - Today es - is el - the día - day
I would say 'Hoy tengo un mal presentimiento' or 'Tengo un mal presentimiento hoy.'
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