Mga local terms na mu.refer sa Corruption?

[jaty]

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Unsa ang mga words na mu.refer sa corruption?
Kabasa na mo sa corruptionary? i.search na lang kung wala pa.

For example,

marcosay (gi.hatag sa ako hs teacher) - adverb(?)
- Kanang mag.hawd-hawd, mag.hari-hari. Mura gud ug si Marcos sauna. (dili siya strict na related sa corruption pero gets naman ninyo diba? )

So, post lang mo sa inyo nabal.an. haha. tnx ^_^

[madredrive]

padangug= to make things smooth as in fixer.. mo vote ka sa usa ka politiko dapat naay "padangug" u know what i mean.

[zagaboI]

"laglag barya" - under the table payment. gigimit ni sa usa ka pulis. "sir, laglag barya lng na para madali!" LOL

[greyscale]

gai lang pang "snack" mao ni dadung-gan nako sa usa ka taw.

moa cguro daghan gyud corrupt kay mo buhat man gud sa ilang gus2 pina agi sa palusot.

mao ang pinas wla asensyo.

[jd_cellphone]

pang PANI-UDTO lng....term ni sa mga enforcer...nga magtago tago sa kilid...para if naa masipyat sa street signs...sikop dayon...wala para bi paniudto bai.....

[lolong tan]

"laglag barya" - under the table payment. gigimit ni sa usa ka pulis. "sir, laglag barya lng na para madali!" LOL

laglag barya also refers to the tactics used by petty criminals on board jeepneys and buses. someone would "accidentally" drop some coins on the floor and few would "help" pick it up then one would ask you to raise your legs kay naay coins sa ilalom sa imong pwesto. at this moment, the guy on your left or right is busy picking your pockets or slashing your bag kay focus na man pod kas mga tawo nga namunit kunohay...

[moz_k2]

"ganahan ka ug express?"
"sunod sa ako pra madali ka"
"uhawa dong/day oi, wla pang coke dha"

[greyscale]

daghana diay aning corruption term sa ato gi pang share ron diri. faeta sad oi. unsa pa kaha ang uban wla pa nato ma baw-i... share sad mo mga bro para ma aware sad ta.

[lolong tan]

istoryahan sa mabugnaw nga dapit - refers to "unusual transactions" done in karaoke bars, clubs etc. which may involve food, drinks and women. usually used (but not all so no offense meant) by students asking their teachers for passing grades, sales people persuading their clients to buy or avail their services, law enforcers trying to extort money from "soon to be arrested" suspects, criminals trying to bribe police, etc.

QUESTION: if pro is the opposite of con, what is the opposite of progress? (the answer must be experts about this forum topic...)

[peewee_toot]

QUESTION: if pro is the opposite of con, what is the opposite of progress? (the answer must be experts about this forum topic...)

kuyaw pd ni dah...