Involved in Tagalog

Involved in Tagalog translates to “Kasangkot,” “Kasama,” or “Nakasangkot” depending on context. Filipinos use these terms to describe participation in activities, being part of situations, or being implicated in circumstances. Understanding these variations helps accurately convey whether someone is actively participating, passively included, or unfortunately implicated in events.

[Words] = Involved

[Definition]:
– Involved /ɪnˈvɑːlvd/
– Adjective 1: Connected or participating in something, especially on an emotional or personal level.
– Adjective 2: Being a part of or included in an activity, situation, or process.
– Adjective 3: Complicated or difficult to understand.
– Verb (Past): Having been included or made to participate in something.

[Synonyms] = Kasangkot, Kasama, Nakasangkot, Kalahok, Bahagi, Nadamay, Nasangkot, Sangkot

[Example]:

– Ex1_EN: She was actively involved in organizing the community fundraising event last month.
– Ex1_PH: Siya ay aktibong kasangkot sa pag-oorganisa ng community fundraising event noong nakaraang buwan.

– Ex2_EN: The police confirmed that three suspects were involved in the robbery incident.
– Ex2_PH: Kinumpirma ng pulisya na tatlong suspek ang nakasangkot sa insidente ng pagnanakaw.

– Ex3_EN: Parents should be more involved in their children’s education and school activities.
– Ex3_PH: Ang mga magulang ay dapat na mas kasangkot sa edukasyon at mga aktibidad sa paaralan ng kanilang mga anak.

– Ex4_EN: The project became too involved and complicated for us to complete on time.
– Ex4_PH: Ang proyekto ay naging masyadong komplikado at mahirap para sa amin na makumpleto sa takdang oras.

– Ex5_EN: He doesn’t want to get involved in office politics or gossip anymore.
– Ex5_PH: Ayaw na niyang makasangkot sa pulitika o tsismis sa opisina.