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Note: translation not so good. Tagalog language has no gendered pronouns. No gendered term for "husband" or "wife". Either way it's "spouse = asawa"
And "Tatay" means "father" (or term called to anyone who is old enough to be a dad. Used as a respectful or neutral context to be called that)