United in Tagalog

“United” in Tagalog is “nagkakaisa” or “nagsama-sama.” This word expresses the concept of joining together, solidarity, or being in harmony with others. Discover how this powerful term is used to describe unity and togetherness in Filipino culture below.

Definition:

• United /juːˈnaɪtɪd/
• Adjective: Joined together politically, for a common purpose, or by common feelings.
• Adjective: In harmony or agreement; forming a whole.
• Verb (past tense): Came or brought together for a common purpose or action.

Synonyms: Nagkakaisa, Nagsama-sama, Nagkakaisang-loob, Pinagsama, Pinag-isa, Magkakaisa

Examples:

• English: The community remained united during the crisis and supported each other.
• Tagalog: Ang komunidad ay nananatiling nagkakaisa sa panahon ng krisis at nagtulungan.

• English: The United Nations works to promote peace and cooperation among countries.
• Tagalog: Ang Nagkakaisang Bansa ay gumagawa upang isulong ang kapayapaan at kooperasyon sa mga bansa.

• English: Our family stands united in facing all challenges together.
• Tagalog: Ang aming pamilya ay nagkakaisa sa pagharap sa lahat ng hamon nang magkakasama.

• English: The workers united to demand better wages and working conditions.
• Tagalog: Ang mga manggagawa ay nagsama-sama upang hingin ang mas mataas na sahod at mas magandang kondisyon sa trabaho.

• English: They were united by their shared love for music and art.
• Tagalog: Sila ay nagkaisa dahil sa kanilang magkaparehong pagmamahal sa musika at sining.