Same in Tagalog

Same in Tagalog translates to “Pareho,” “Kapareho,” or “Magkapareho” depending on usage. This term expresses identity, similarity, or equality between two or more things, people, or situations.

Explore the various ways Filipinos express sameness and similarity in everyday conversations, from simple agreements to complex comparisons.

[Words] = Same

[Definition]:

• Same /seɪm/
• Adjective 1: Identical; not different; exactly alike.
• Adjective 2: Unchanged; continuing without variation.
• Pronoun 1: The same thing or person previously mentioned.
• Adverb 1: In the same way; similarly.

[Synonyms] = Pareho, Kapareho, Magkapareho, Katulad, Sing-pareho, Iisa.

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: We are wearing the same dress today!
Ex1_PH: Pareho ang suot nating damit ngayon!

Ex2_EN: My brother and I went to the same school.
Ex2_PH: Ako at ang aking kapatid ay nag-aral sa parehong paaralan.

Ex3_EN: They ordered the same food at the restaurant.
Ex3_PH: Magkapareho ang kanilang inorder na pagkain sa restaurant.

Ex4_EN: I feel the same way about this issue.
Ex4_PH: Pareho ang nararamdaman ko tungkol sa isyung ito.

Ex5_EN: Everything remained the same after he left.
Ex5_PH: Lahat ay nananatiling pareho pagkatapos niyang umalis.