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Not the English answer the OP is looking for.

We call it feeling maayo. It means someone who feels he/she is good at something but he/she really isn't.

Or feeling brayt, from English feeling + bright, someone who thinks he/she is smart.

In the same structure:

• feeling gwapa - thinks she's pretty but really not.
• feeling dato - social climber

We call it feeling maayo or pina-maayo. It means someone who feels he/she is good at something but he/she really isn't.

Or feeling brayt, from English feeling + bright, someone who thinks he/she is smart.

In the same structure:

• feeling gwapa - thinks she's pretty but really not.
• feeling dato - social climber

Not the English answer the OP is looking for.

We call it feeling maayo. It means someone who feels he/she is good at something but he/she really isn't.

Or feeling brayt, from English feeling + bright, someone who thinks he/she is smart.

In the same structure:

• feeling gwapa - thinks she's pretty but really not.
• feeling dato - social climber

We call it feeling maayo or pina-maayo. It means someone who feels he/she is good at something but he/she really isn't.

Or feeling brayt, from English feeling + bright, someone who thinks he/she is smart.

In the same structure:

• feeling gwapa - thinks she's pretty but really not.
• feeling dato - social climber