Indeed in Tagalog

Indeed in Tagalog translates to “Tunay nga,” “Talaga nga,” or “Sa katunayan,” meaning truly, really, or in fact. This word confirms statements, emphasizes agreement, and validates information in Filipino conversations.

Learn how to use “indeed” in Tagalog to express confirmation, emphasize truths, and add conviction to your statements in natural Filipino dialogue and formal communication.

[Words] = Indeed

[Definition]:

Indeed /ɪnˈdiːd/

Adverb 1: Used to emphasize a statement or response; truly or certainly

Adverb 2: Used to express agreement or confirmation of something

Adverb 3: In fact; actually (used to introduce a further or stronger point)

[Synonyms] = Tunay nga, Talaga nga, Sa katunayan, Totoo nga, Oo nga, Talagang, Nga, Sigurado, Talaga

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: The weather is beautiful today. Indeed, it’s perfect for a picnic.

Ex1_PH: Maganda ang panahon ngayon. Tunay nga, perpekto ito para sa piknik.

Ex2_EN: “Did you finish the project?” “Yes, indeed I did.”

Ex2_PH: “Natapos mo ba ang proyekto?” “Oo, talaga nga natapos ko.”

Ex3_EN: The exam was difficult. Indeed, many students failed.

Ex3_PH: Mahirap ang pagsusulit. Sa katunayan, maraming estudyante ang bumagsak.

Ex4_EN: She is indeed a talented singer and performer.

Ex4_PH: Siya ay talagang isang magaling na mang-aawit at performer.

Ex5_EN: That was indeed the best decision we ever made.

Ex5_PH: Iyon nga ang pinakamahusay na desisyon na ginawa natin kailanman.