General terms:
* Lapu-lapu: This is the most common and widely understood term for sea bass in Tagalog. It actually refers to a specific species of grouper, but it's often used as a general term for sea bass.
* Pating: This means "shark," but it can also refer to some types of sea bass.
Specific species:
* Branzino: This is the Italian name for European sea bass, which is sometimes used in Tagalog.
* Patintero: This is a specific type of sea bass found in the Philippines.
Other options:
* Isda sa dagat: This literally means "sea fish," and could be used as a general term for sea bass.
* Isdang may palikpik: This means "fish with fins," and could also be used to refer to sea bass.
To be most specific, you could say:
* "Lapu-lapu na isda" for sea bass in general.
* "Branzino" for European sea bass.
* "Patintero" for a specific type of sea bass.
It's always helpful to provide context about the specific type of sea bass you're referring to, as this will help ensure the most accurate translation.