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  1. "Sumigla" – to become lively or energized

Example: He perked up after drinking coffee.

→ Sumigla siya matapos uminom ng kape.

  1. "Tumayo nang tuwid" or "Umangat" – if referring to physical posture or ears perking up

Example: The dog’s ears perked up.

→ Umangat ang tainga ng aso.

  1. "Natuwa" – if someone perks up because of good news

Example: She perked up when she heard the good news.

→ Natuwa siya nang marinig ang magandang balita.

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In Tagalog, "perk up" can be translated as "magsaya" or "magpakatatag." It conveys the idea of becoming more lively or cheerful. It can also mean to regain energy or enthusiasm after feeling down or tired.

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