Charming in Tagalog

“Charming” in Tagalog is commonly translated as “Kaakit-akit” or “Nakaaakit”, referring to someone or something that is attractive, delightful, and appealing. This word captures the essence of charm in Filipino culture, where personality and grace are highly valued. Discover the nuances and usage of this beautiful term below.

[Words] = Charming

[Definition]:

• Charming /ˈtʃɑːrmɪŋ/
• Adjective: Pleasant or attractive in a way that makes people like you or feel drawn to you.
• Adjective: Delightful and appealing in character or appearance.

[Synonyms] = Kaakit-akit, Nakaaakit, Kaaya-aya, Kahali-halina, Kaakit-akit na ugali, Mapang-akit, Mahalin.

[Example]:

• Ex1_EN: She has a charming smile that lights up the entire room.
• Ex1_PH: Siya ay may kaakit-akit na ngiti na pumapailaw sa buong silid.
• Ex2_EN: The village is known for its charming old houses and friendly locals.
• Ex2_PH: Ang nayon ay kilala sa mga kaakit-akit na lumang bahay at magiliw na mga lokal.
• Ex3_EN: He told a charming story about his childhood adventures.
• Ex3_PH: Siya ay nagsalaysay ng isang nakaaakit na kuwento tungkol sa kanyang mga pakikipagsapalaran noong bata pa siya.
• Ex4_EN: The café has a charming atmosphere with vintage décor.
• Ex4_PH: Ang café ay may kaakit-akit na kapaligiran na may vintage na dekorasyon.
• Ex5_EN: Despite his mistakes, his charming personality won everyone over.
• Ex5_PH: Sa kabila ng kanyang mga pagkakamali, ang kanyang kaakit-akit na personalidad ay nanalo sa lahat.