Properly in Tagalog
“Properly” in Tagalog translates to “Nang tama,” “Nang maayos,” or “Nang wastô” depending on the context. These adverbs describe doing something in the correct, appropriate, or thorough manner. Learn how to use “properly” in various Filipino expressions below.
Word: Properly
Definition:
- Properly /ˈprɒpərli/
- Adverb 1: In a way that is correct, appropriate, or suitable.
- Adverb 2: In a thorough or complete manner.
- Adverb 3: According to social conventions or etiquette.
Synonyms: Nang tama, Nang maayos, Nang wastô, Nang angkop, Nang wasto, Nang husto, Maayos
Examples:
- English: Make sure you close the door properly before leaving the house.
- Tagalog: Siguraduhing isarado mo nang maayos ang pinto bago umalis ng bahay.
- English: The machine won’t work if it’s not installed properly.
- Tagalog: Hindi gagana ang makina kung hindi ito naka-install nang tama.
- English: She was never taught how to behave properly in formal situations.
- Tagalog: Hindi siya kailanman tinuruan kung paano kumilos nang wastô sa mga pormal na sitwasyon.
- English: Please read the instructions properly before starting the test.
- Tagalog: Pakibasa nang maayos ang mga tagubilin bago simulan ang pagsusulit.
- English: The food needs to be cooked properly to avoid food poisoning.
- Tagalog: Kailangan lutuin nang tama ang pagkain upang maiwasan ang pagkalason sa pagkain.
