Nagbingi-bingihan means which of the following?

• A. Indigenous or native to a region.
• B. Pretending to be deaf.
• C. Water pipe or tube for plumbing.
• D. Pork dish, often served during celebrations.

Answer: (B)

Nagbingi-bingihan describes intentionally pretending not to hear or ignoring someone by acting deaf. This is why pretending to be deaf is the correct meaning. In everyday Filipino usage, someone who nagsbingi-bingihan hears but acts like they didn’t hear in order to avoid responding. The other options refer to being native to a region, a plumbing pipe, or a pork dish, none of which match this phrase.