Phrasebook · Tagalog

Tagalog Food Allergy
Phrases & Allergen Words

Tagalog for "I have a serious food allergy. Please make sure my food does NOT contain the following ingredients." is printed on AllergyPass's own bilingual allergy card as May malubhang allergy ako sa pagkain. Pakisiguro na ang aking pagkain ay HINDI naglalaman ng mga sumusunod na sangkap.. This page has that exact phrase, 71 allergen names in Tagalog script, and real food-risk notes for Philippines.

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How do you say "I have a food allergy" in Tagalog?

These are the exact five lines AllergyPass prints on a Tagalog allergy card — not dictionary translations, but the same strings the card builder uses, each paired with its English meaning.

Card heading

Food Allergy Card

Main allergy statement

I have a serious food allergy. Please make sure my food does NOT contain the following ingredients.

Severity warning

Even small amounts may cause a severe allergic reaction.

Cross-contact request

Please avoid cross-contact. Do not use shared oil, fryers, grills, utensils, cutting boards, sauces, broths, or cooking surfaces.

EpiPen notice

I carry an epinephrine auto-injector (EpiPen).

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Every allergen name in Tagalog

71 of AllergyPass's 71 tracked allergens and dietary restrictions currently have a Tagalog translation; any not yet translated fall back to English on the card until they are.

EnglishTagalog
PeanutsMani
Tree NutsMga Nuts (Tree Nuts)
Milk / DairyGatas / Dairy
EggsItlog
GlutenGluten
SoySoya
FishIsda
ShellfishShellfish (Hipon/Alimango/Kabibe)
SesameLinga
MustardMustasa
CeleryCelery
SulfitesSulfite
LupinLupin
Celiac DiseaseCeliac Disease (dapat iwasan lahat ng gluten, kahit maliit na dami)
Crohn's DiseaseSakit na Crohn's
IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome)IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome)
Histamine IntoleranceHindi Pagtanggap sa Histamine
MCAS (Mast Cell Activation Syndrome)MCAS (Mast Cell Activation Syndrome)
Alpha-gal SyndromeAlpha-gal Syndrome (allergy sa karne ng hayop)
Shrimp / PrawnsHipon
CrabAlimango
LobsterLobster
MollusksMga Kabibe (Mollusks)
AlmondAlmond
CashewKasoy
WalnutWalnut
PistachioPistachio
HazelnutHazelnut
Pine NutsPine Nuts
WheatTrigo
OatsOats
RyeRye
BarleyBarley
BuckwheatBuckwheat
CornMais
CoconutNiyog
BananaSaging
AvocadoAvocado
KiwiKiwi
PearsPeras
GarlicBawang
OnionSibuyas
CaffeineCaffeine
LegumesLegumes (Mga Munggo/Beans)
ChickpeaChickpea (Garbanzo)
LentilLentil
Pea ProteinProtina ng Gisantes
MSGMSG (Vetsin)
Artificial ColorsArtipisyal na Kulay
PreservativesPreservatives
Cilantro / CorianderWansoy (Cilantro)
CinnamonKanela
Spicy FoodMaanghang na Pagkain
Sunflower SeedsButo ng Sunflower
Lactose IntoleranceHindi Pagtanggap sa Lactose
Fructose IntoleranceHindi Pagtanggap sa Fructose
VegetarianVegetarian
VeganVegan
PescatarianPescatarian (walang karne, pero pwede ang isda)
Low FODMAPMababang FODMAP
HalalHalal
KosherKosher
Jain VegetarianJain Vegetarian (walang karne, walang root vegetables)
Hindu Vegetarian (No Beef)Hindu Vegetarian (walang karne ng baka)
Buddhist VegetarianBuddhist Vegetarian (walang bawang o sibuyas)
No PorkWalang Baboy
No BeefWalang Karne ng Baka
No ChickenWalang Manok
GelatinGelatin
No AlcoholWalang Alkohol
AlcoholAlkohol

Where is Tagalog used for food safety?

Tagalog is the primary language on the AllergyPass card for Philippines. Below is the destination-specific risk context AllergyPass builds into the card for each one.

🇵🇭 Philippines

Bagoong (shrimp or fish paste) is used as a condiment and cooking base. Pork is present in most traditional dishes. Vinegar-based marinades may hide fish derivatives.

Allergen risk levels flagged for Philippines
AllergenTagalog termTravel risk
Shellfish Shellfish (Hipon/Alimango/Kabibe) Critical
Fish Isda Critical
No Pork Walang Baboy High

Frequently asked questions

What does the AllergyPass card look like in Tagalog?

It opens with the heading "Kard ng Allergy sa Pagkain", states the allergy in the sentence above, and lists every flagged allergen in the table on this page — each with its Tagalog term next to the English name so kitchen staff can read it directly.

How many allergens can I flag in Tagalog?

71 of AllergyPass's 71 tracked allergens and dietary restrictions currently have a Tagalog translation; any not yet translated fall back to English on the card until they are.