Fifteen in Tagalog

Fifteen in Tagalog is translated as “Labinlima” or “Kinse”, representing the cardinal number 15. This number is commonly used in counting, age, time, and quantities in daily Filipino conversations.

Learn how Filipinos express the number fifteen in various contexts, from counting objects to telling time and celebrating special occasions.

[Words] = Fifteen

[Definition]:

• Fifteen /fɪfˈtiːn/
• Number 1: The cardinal number that is the sum of ten and five; 15.
• Noun 1: A group or set of fifteen people or things.
• Noun 2: The number 15 in a series or sequence.

[Synonyms] = Labinlima, Kinse, 15, Labinlimang, Kinse (Spanish-influenced).

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: My daughter will celebrate her fifteenth birthday next month with a debut party.

Ex1_PH: Ang aking anak na babae ay magdiriwang ng kanyang ika-labinlimang kaarawan sa susunod na buwan may debut party.

Ex2_EN: The store closes at fifteen minutes past six in the evening.

Ex2_PH: Ang tindahan ay nagsasara sa kinse minutos makaraan ang alas-sais ng gabi.

Ex3_EN: There are fifteen students in our English class this semester.

Ex3_PH: May labinlimang estudyante sa aming klase ng Ingles ngayong semestre.

Ex4_EN: I waited for fifteen minutes before the bus finally arrived.

Ex4_PH: Naghintay ako ng labinlimang minuto bago dumating ang bus.

Ex5_EN: The recipe requires fifteen pieces of shrimp and a cup of coconut milk.

Ex5_PH: Ang recipe ay nangangailangan ng labinlimang piraso ng hipon at isang tasang gata.