Earn in Tagalog
“Earn” in Tagalog is “kumita” or “kitain”, referring to receiving money or income through work, business, or investment. Understanding how Filipinos express earning and income is essential for business conversations and everyday financial discussions.
[Words] = Earn
[Definition]:
- Earn /ɜːrn/
- Verb 1: To receive money as payment for work or services.
- Verb 2: To gain or deserve something through one’s actions or qualities.
- Verb 3: To acquire income from investments or business activities.
[Synonyms] = Kumita, Kitain, Tumubo, Magtamo, Magkamal, Magkaroon ng kita
[Example]:
- Ex1_EN: She wants to earn extra money by working part-time on weekends.
- Ex1_PH: Gusto niyang kumita ng dagdag na pera sa pamamagitan ng part-time na trabaho sa mga weekend.
- Ex2_EN: He earns a good salary from his job at the international company.
- Ex2_PH: Kumikita siya ng magandang sahod mula sa kanyang trabaho sa internasyonal na kumpanya.
- Ex3_EN: They earn trust and respect through their honest and hard work.
- Ex3_PH: Natutamo nila ang tiwala at paggalang sa pamamagitan ng kanilang tapat at masigasig na paggawa.
- Ex4_EN: The investment will help you earn passive income every month.
- Ex4_PH: Ang pamumuhunan ay makakatulong sa iyo na kumita ng passive income bawat buwan.
- Ex5_EN: Students can earn money by doing online freelance work.
- Ex5_PH: Ang mga estudyante ay maaaring kumita ng pera sa pamamagitan ng paggawa ng online freelance work.