napakaguwapo
very handsome
From root: guwapo
Usage Note
Napakaguwapo is an intensive adjective used to express that someone is exceptionally good-looking. It is a very common way to give a high compliment.
Examples
" Napakaguwapo ng bata. "
Natural Translation
The boy is very handsome.
Literal Translation
Very-handsome of child.
" Napakaguwapo ng kapatid mo. "
Natural Translation
Your brother is very handsome.
Literal Translation
Very-handsome of sibling your.
" Napakaguwapo ng bagong artista kaya halos lahat ng manonood ay napatingin sa kanya nang matagal. "
Natural Translation
The new actor is so handsome that almost everyone in the audience stared at him for a long time.
Literal Translation
Very-handsome of new actor so almost all of viewer is stared at him for long.
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