Catégorie : tagalog

Entrer dans un nouveau logement, c’est bien plus qu’un simple déménagement : c’est tourner la page sur un chapitre ancien et ouvrir un nouveau chapitre de sa vie, empreint de promesses et de découvertes. Pour marquer le coup, rien de tel qu’un message soigneusement rédigé, capable — ni vu ni connu — de réchauffer les cœurs et de renforcer les liens. En tant qu’expert de …

Ever been at a loss for words when you want to say “city” in Tagalog? You’re in good company—countless learners (and even some locals) hit a snag here. But don’t worry: by the time you finish this guide, you’ll be hitting the ground running with confidence. We’ll dive into every nook and cranny—history, variations, idioms—so you’ll never be left saying, “There’s no place like… um, …

Understanding how to translate a simple little word like “from” can feel—let’s be honest—a bit like chasing a feather in the wind. In English, “from” is the Swiss Army knife of prepositions: it marks origin, cause, material, time and more. In Tagalog, however, there isn’t a one-to-one counterpart. Instead, a family of words and expressions together cover all the shades of “from.” By the end …

« Kind » in Tagalog: Mabait, Uri, and Everything In-Between When you say “kind,” are you talking about a warmhearted person who goes the extra mile? Or are you describing a sort or variety of something? In English, one little word carries both meanings—yet Tagalog separates them neatly. In this deep-dive, you’ll learn how to express kind in every nuance: from mabait (nice, compassionate) to uri (type, …

When you tell yourself “I will do it tomorrow,” you’re tapping into one of the most versatile, yet subtly tricky, features of English: the auxiliary verb will. In Tagalog, however, there’s no direct one-to-one equivalent. Rather than a stand-alone future tense marker, Tagalog relies on a symphony of affixes, aspectual cues, adverbs, and context to convey what happens down the road. By and large, once …

Translating the simple English word activity into Tagalog isn’t just a matter of swapping one word for another—it’s like choosing the perfect spice for your adobo. Dive with me into the heart of Filipino expression, and you’ll see why one English term balloons into several Tagalog alternatives, each loaded with its own flavor. Two Front-Runners: “Gawain” vs. “Aktibidad” At first glance, you’ve got two obvious …

Ever found yourself mid-chat thinking, What’s the Tagalog word for “appearance” again? You’re in good company—first impressions count, after all. Whether you’re styling an outfit review, writing a product description, or simply commenting on someone’s look, picking the right term in Tagalog makes all the difference. By the end of this deep dive—you’ll nail the core vocabulary, master the nuances, and sprinkle in English idioms …

Introduction Ever found yourself staring at a draft email—coffee in hand—wondering, what’s the Tagalog for “employer”? By the end of this deep dive, you’ll not only know the right word; you’ll own it. Whether you’re drafting a contract, chatting with colleagues, or simply curious about Filipino vocabulary, choosing between amo, tagapag-empleyo, empleyador, or a breezy Taglish “employer” makes all the difference. At the end of …

When push comes to shove, “live” in English can mean so many things—being alive, putting down roots, or going live on social media. In Tagalog, each nuance has its own flavor, its own heartbeat. By the time you finish this article, you’ll hit the ground running with confidence—armed with verbs, fixed phrases, and enough idioms to spice up your Tagalog conversations. 1. The Big Picture: …