La langue native du site est le français mais les articles de cette catégorie sont rédigés en Anglais-Tagalog
In English, « conscious » means being aware, awake, and mindful. In Tagalog, it is most commonly translated as may kamalayan. This article presents 30 different ways to express « conscious » in Tagalog,
In English, a « compliment » is an expression of praise or admiration. In Tagalog, it is commonly translated as papuri (or sometimes as komplimento). This article presents 30 different ways to
In English, “despite” is used to indicate a contrast or concession. In Tagalog, it is most commonly translated as sa kabila ng, with alternatives such as kahit na and bagaman
In English, « awesome » describes something that inspires awe, admiration, or wonder. In Tagalog, it is often translated as kamangha-mangha, though other words like astig (colloquial for “cool”) and others capture
In English, « future » refers to the time yet to come. In Tagalog, it is commonly translated as kinabukasan (often used to denote “the future”) and sometimes as hinaharap when referring
In English, « cramps » refer to sudden, involuntary muscle contractions that cause pain. In Tagalog, the common term is krampo (often used as a loanword), which can be further specified—for example,
In English, « assessment » refers to the process of evaluating or reviewing something. In Tagalog, it is commonly translated as pagtatasa. This article presents 30 different ways to express « assessment » in
In English, « experience » refers to the knowledge or skill acquired through involvement in or exposure to events. In Tagalog, it is commonly translated as karanasan. This article presents 30 different
In English, « realize » means to become aware of something, to understand or to bring something into reality. In Tagalog, it is commonly translated as napagtanto or maunawaan. This article presents
In English, « persistent » means continuing firmly or obstinately in spite of difficulties or opposition. In Tagalog, common translations include matatag and tuloy-tuloy. This article presents 30 ways to express « persistent »