Mall in Tagalog

Mall in Tagalog is commonly translated as “Mall” or “Mol” (Filipino spelling), referring to a large shopping complex with various stores and facilities. In the Philippines, malls are central to modern urban life and commerce.

Understanding how Filipinos use this term reveals the cultural significance of shopping centers in Philippine society. Let’s explore the complete translation and usage below.

[Words] = Mall

[Definition]:

• Mall /mɔːl/
• Noun 1: A large enclosed shopping area featuring multiple retail stores, restaurants, entertainment facilities, and services.
• Noun 2: A public promenade or pedestrian walkway, often lined with shops and trees.

[Synonyms] = Mol, Sentro pangkalakal, Sentro komersyal, Pamilihang kompleks, Shopping center, Pook-pamilihan

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: The new mall in the city center has over 200 stores and a large food court.
Ex1_PH: Ang bagong mall sa sentro ng lungsod ay may mahigit 200 tindahan at malaking food court.

Ex2_EN: Every weekend, families go to the mall for shopping and entertainment.
Ex2_PH: Tuwing katapusan ng linggo, ang mga pamilya ay pumupunta sa mall para mamili at magliwaliw.

Ex3_EN: The mall opens at 10 AM and closes at 10 PM daily.
Ex3_PH: Ang mall ay nagbubukas ng 10 ng umaga at nagsasara ng 10 ng gabi araw-araw.

Ex4_EN: She works at a clothing store in the largest mall in Metro Manila.
Ex4_PH: Siya ay nagtatrabaho sa isang tindahan ng damit sa pinakamalaking mall sa Metro Manila.

Ex5_EN: The mall has become a popular meeting place for teenagers and young adults.
Ex5_PH: Ang mall ay naging sikat na lugar ng pagtitipon para sa mga kabataan at mga binatilyo.