Words in Tagalog

Words in Tagalog translates to mga salita, which is the plural form of “salita” (word). This term refers to multiple units of speech or written language. Related terms include mga pananalita (expressions), mga termino (terms), or mga kataga (vocabulary), depending on context.

Understanding how to properly use “words” in Tagalog helps you express yourself more effectively in both written and spoken Filipino. Let’s explore the various translations and their practical applications in everyday communication.

[Words] = Words

[Definition]:

• Words /wɜːrdz/
• Noun 1: Plural of word; multiple distinct meaningful elements of speech or writing used to communicate.
• Noun 2: The text or lyrics of a song or speech.
• Noun 3: Angry or heated expressions exchanged between people.
• Noun 4: Vocabulary or language used in a particular context.

[Synonyms] = Mga salita, Mga pananalita, Mga termino, Mga kataga, Mga pahayag, Mga tinig, Bokabularyo, Mga ekspresyon

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: The dictionary contains thousands of words with their definitions and usage examples.
Ex1_PH: Ang diksyunaryo ay naglalaman ng libu-libong mga salita kasama ang kanilang mga kahulugan at mga halimbawa ng paggamit.

Ex2_EN: I can’t remember the words to that popular song we used to sing.
Ex2_PH: Hindi ko maalala ang mga salita ng sikat na awiting iyon na dati naming kinakanta.

Ex3_EN: They had words with each other during the meeting about the budget allocation.
Ex3_PH: Nagkaroon sila ng mga salitaan sa isa’t isa sa panahon ng meeting tungkol sa budget allocation.

Ex4_EN: In other words, we need to improve our customer service immediately.
Ex4_PH: Sa madaling salita, kailangan nating pagbutihin ang aming customer service kaagad.

Ex5_EN: Actions speak louder than words when it comes to building trust.
Ex5_PH: Ang mga aksyon ay mas malakas magsalita kaysa sa mga salita pagdating sa pagbuo ng tiwala.