What does KO says mean in Tagalog?

The Filipino language does have a few “slang” words, but ko is actually a word that is widely used and accepted in the Philippines. The word means knocked out or knocked over. Sometimes you may have heard it used in sports when a boxer is knocked out. But in everyday life, if you knocked someone over, you would say “Sinasabing KO!” or “Kuwento ko!” (literally, that person says/told me).

What does KO say?

ko is an acronym for knock out. It is widely used in boxing when a boxer is knocked out, or rendered unconscious. In some variations, KO is also used to describe a person who is rendered unconscious by any means other than boxing. In the Philippines, KO is also used to describe a person who is stunned or stunned into motionlessness, usually by a powerful hit.

What does KO say mean in Filipino?

The use of the acronym KO in Filipino was first popularized by a TV show called The Filipino Challenge, produced by GMA Network. It is used to describe an action or movement that is fast, sudden, and forceful. The use of KO is also used to describe a good fight, especially in sports. If two fighters successfully knock each other out, it is a KO.

What does KO says mean in Spanish?

The word ko (pronounced as “koh”) is short for “knocker-out.” If you have ever seen a boxing match, you have probably heard this term. The winner of a knockout in boxing is the person who has knocked out their opponent. In tag, KO means the person who is the first to tag their opponent and force them to submit.

What does KO say in Japanese?

KO is an acronym for knock out. It is used in martial arts to describe a successful hit that causes an opponent to be temporarily knocked out of action. When an opponent is knocked out, they are unable to continue fighting. The word KO may also be used in other sports and was even used in early Olympics to describe the result of a match.