Unsay meaning anang EAT Bulaga?

[tophat]

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Makaon na ang Bulaga? Unsa na sya klaseha sa pagkaon?

[THE KID]

haahhaaahaahha...funny..............

[TristanE]

From Eat Bulaga!'s wiki page:

Eat was used to represent lunchtime. Bulaga (which means "surprise" in English) was to represent their plan to fill the show with lots of big surprises. This is how the title "Eat Bulaga" came into existence. Plus, the title Bulaga could also refer to its another meaning Peek-a-boo!, a game played to surprise children. Eat is the transliteration of It!, the Tagalog game-slang for "lost (in the game)." Because both titles represents such activities of children, the slogan "Hangga't May Bata, May Eat Bulaga!" ("While There Are Still Children, There will be Eat Bulaga!") was born.

[Giant101]

meaning ana bro kay pakuyawan ka inig kaon nimo... heheheh

[p26]

meaning ana kay pakan-on ug surprises ang mga audience ug televiewers.

[tenda]

when i was still young, i used to eat this kind of junk food. a deep fried corned with union, salt and seasoning.

boy bawang naman ang sikat ron wala na ang eat bulaga

[ivel_clown]

meaning ana mga bro, gakaon ka nga gasawsaw sa pinakurat...

[PURPZ LOCKHEART]

haahahaha when i was younger abi nako ang bulaga is ilaga "rat". toink

[orochimaru700]

^ Eat ilaga na na cya, hehe

[azzkicker]

hmm eat = lunch time... bulaga = ilang mga humors, i think eheheh