guys...whats the english term for 'lukso ng dugo'?

There is no exact English translation of this term, which means a feeling one gets upon meeting another person who turns out to be a relative. It's one of those ways of saying things that's very much culture-specific and thus non-translatable to other languages -- just like the term "deja vu". The closest English term for "lukso ng dugo" would perhaps be "sense of connection". But if you're using it in writing, I'd suggest you use the original Tagalog term followed by an explanation in English (if you're writing in English, which I suppose you are, LOL!)

Lukso ng dugo is a term filipinos use that expresses the way they're feeling at a specific time. for example, when you are experiencing Deja Vu, the feeling is soo strong. we call it Deja Vu. Filipinos use the term Lukso ng dugo. thats all. nothing physically really happens. but Lukso ng dugo does not mean Deja Vu, in tagalog.

there is no english term for the tagalog phrase "lukso ng dugo". it used mostly to describe a certain emotion / feeling at a certain moment in time.

if for conversation purposes, the closest english term i can think of that may approximate our use of "lukso ng dugo" is the english phrase "in a heartbeat".

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I think it s more likely called "Affinity" or a feeling of kinship to a person or thing, in English.

jump of blood!.....