Boring in Tagalog

Boring in Tagalog translates to “nakakabagot” (causing boredom), “nakakasawa” (tiresome), or “walang interes” (uninteresting). This adjective describes things, activities, or people that lack excitement or interest. Learn how to describe dull situations in Filipino conversation.

[Words] = Boring

[Definition]:

• Boring /ˈbɔːrɪŋ/
• Adjective: Not interesting; causing one to feel weary and uninterested.
• Adjective: Dull and repetitive; lacking excitement or variety.

[Synonyms] = Nakakabagot, Nakakasawa, Walang interes, Nakakaantok, Walang katuwa-tuwa

[Example]:

• Ex1_EN: The movie was so boring that many people left early.
  
  Ex1_PH: Ang pelikula ay nakakabagot kaya maraming tao ang umalis ng maaga.
• Ex2_EN: His presentation was boring and lacked creativity.
  
  Ex2_PH: Ang kanyang presentasyon ay nakakabagot at walang pagkamalikhain.
• Ex3_EN: I find history class very boring and hard to focus on.
  
  Ex3_PH: Ang klase sa kasaysayan ay nakakasawa at mahirap tumuon.
• Ex4_EN: This book is too boring for children to enjoy.
  
  Ex4_PH: Ang aklat na ito ay masyadong nakakabagot para tamasahin ng mga bata.
• Ex5_EN: Don’t tell such boring stories at the party.
  
  Ex5_PH: Huwag magkuwento ng nakakabagot na mga istorya sa salo-salo.