Unemployment in Tagalog
“Unemployment” in Tagalog is “Kawalan ng trabaho” or “Walang trabaho.” This term refers to the state of being without a job or the economic condition where people who are willing to work cannot find employment. Understanding this concept is crucial for discussing economic and social issues in the Philippines. Explore more detailed translations and usage examples below.
Word: Unemployment
Definition:
- Unemployment /ˌʌnɪmˈplɔɪmənt/
- Noun: The state of being unemployed or not having a job
- Noun: The number or percentage of people in a workforce who are jobless and seeking employment
Synonyms: Kawalan ng trabaho, Walang trabaho, Kawalan ng hanapbuhay, Kakulangan ng empleo, Pagkawalang-trabaho
Examples:
- English: The unemployment rate has increased significantly this year.
- Tagalog: Ang rate ng kawalan ng trabaho ay tumaas nang husto ngayong taon.
- English: The government is implementing programs to reduce unemployment.
- Tagalog: Ang gobyerno ay nagpapatupad ng mga programa upang bawasan ang kawalan ng hanapbuhay.
- English: Youth unemployment is a major concern in many developing countries.
- Tagalog: Ang kawalan ng trabaho ng kabataan ay pangunahing alalahanin sa maraming umuunlad na bansa.
- English: High unemployment can lead to poverty and social problems.
- Tagalog: Ang mataas na kakulangan ng empleo ay maaaring humantong sa kahirapan at mga problema sa lipunan.
- English: The pandemic caused widespread unemployment across various industries.
- Tagalog: Ang pandemya ay nagdulot ng malawakang pagkawalang-trabaho sa iba’t ibang industriya.
