What does TWA mean in UNCLASSIFIED

TWA stands for Talagang Walang Alam, which literally translates to “totally clueless”. It is used in the Philippines as an expression for when someone does not know much about a certain topic.

The term TWA can be used when someone you are talking to doesn't have enough knowledge on a certain subject, such as history, current events, pop culture, etc. Typically it is meant to be said in jest and should not be taken too seriously.

The term TWA can be used humorously but also has serious implications if used out of context or with malicious intent. It should never be directed at any person or group in order to harm them or make them feel less knowledgeable than they are.

Yes, there are other similar terms like TWA that can be used in the same way such as 'talagang walang idea' (totally clueless) or 'walang alam sa issue' (uninformed). These phrases may vary in different parts of the country and can have slightly different meanings depending on where it's from.

Not necessarily; some people might interpret the phrase differently depending on their own experiences and personal beliefs. However, generally speaking, it usually implies that someone has little knowledge about something specific and should seek out more information if needed.