Twenty in Tagalog

“Twenty” in Tagalog is “Dalawampu” – the number 20 in Filipino language. This is a fundamental number used in counting, currency, age, and daily conversations throughout the Philippines. Learn more about how to use this number in various contexts below.

Definition:

• Twenty /ˈtwɛnti/
• Number: The cardinal number that is the product of two and ten; 20.
• Noun: A group or set of twenty items or the number itself.

Tagalog Synonyms: Dalawampu, Beinte, 20, Dalawampung, Bente

Example Sentences:

• EN: I have twenty pesos in my wallet.
• PH: Mayroon akong dalawampung piso sa aking pitaka.

• EN: The store opens at twenty minutes past eight in the morning.
• PH: Ang tindahan ay nagbubukas ng dalawampung minuto makalipas ang walo ng umaga.

• EN: She will turn twenty years old next month.
• PH: Magiging dalawampung taong gulang siya sa susunod na buwan.

• EN: There are twenty students in our classroom.
• PH: May dalawampung mag-aaral sa aming silid-aralan.

• EN: The distance from here to the town is about twenty kilometers.
• PH: Ang layo mula dito hanggang sa bayan ay humigit-kumulang dalawampung kilometro.