Title: Tagalog slang vocabulary in the sense of Bushido Martial arts and bushido have been an important part of Eastern culture since ancient times. In Japan, this spiritual tradition is especially revered, influencing all aspects of social life. Over time, this influence has gradually permeated everyday language and slang, especially in the Tagalog (a language in the Philippines), where we can find many slang words related to the spirit of bushido. This article will explore the meaning behind these words and their role in the Tagalog culture. 1. What is Bushido? In Japanese culture, bushido represents the morality and code of conduct of the samurai. Its core ethos include courage, loyalty, honor and patience. These values were not only a guide to the behavior of the samurai class, but also had a profound impact on the morality of Japanese society. Today, these values are still considered by many Japanese people as important principles of life. 2. Bushido elements in Tagalog slang Tagalog is a vibrant and innovative language that incorporates elements from a variety of cultures, including Japanese culture. In the slang of Tagalog, we can find many words related to the spirit of bushido. These words not only reflect the influence of Japanese culture, but also show the uniqueness and innovation of Tagalog culture. For example, the word "karate" in Tagalog slang refers to great fighting power or courage, which is closely related to courage in the spirit of bushido. Words such as "loyalty" and "honor" are also often used in Tagalog's slang to describe people's moral character and code of conduct. 3. The meaning and role behind it The meanings behind these Tagalog slang words are often closely linked to local values, attitudes to life, and community culture. The use of these words is not only a tribute to Japanese culture, but also an identification and innovation of local culture. They reflect the Tagalog community's emphasis on courage, loyalty, and honor, as well as the quest for peace and understanding. These words play an important role in everyday life, shaping the atmosphere and values of the community. They are not only tools for communication, but also carriers of cultural inheritance. IV. Conclusions Overall, the bushido elements in Tagalog slang reflect the diversity and blending of cultures. The meanings behind these words are rich and profound, reflecting respect for Japanese culture and innovation for local culture. These words play an important role in the Tagalog culture, shaping the atmosphere and values of the community. In the future, with the further exchange and integration of cultures, we look forward to seeing more cultural elements integrated into the Tagalog language. 5. Prospects As globalization advances and cultures blend, Tagalog slang is likely to continue to incorporate more elements of Japanese culture. We look forward to seeing more words and expressions about the spirit of bushido appear in the language of Tagalog. At the same time, we look forward to the impact of Tagalog culture on other cultures, and how this interaction will shape a more diverse and inclusive global culture.