Seventy in Tagalog

Seventy in Tagalog is “pitumpu” or “setenta”, representing the cardinal number 70. This important numerical term is frequently used in daily conversations for expressing age, prices, quantities, and time measurements in Filipino culture. Mastering how to say seventy in Tagalog enables learners to communicate effectively about larger numbers and enhance their numerical fluency in the language.

[Words] = Seventy

[Definition]:
– Seventy /ˈsɛvənti/
– Number 1: The cardinal number that is the product of seven and ten; 70.
– Number 2: A numeral representing this number.
– Noun: A group or set of seventy people or things.

[Synonyms] = Pitumpu, Setenta, 70, Pitóng pû

[Example]:

– Ex1_EN: My grandmother is seventy years old but she still walks to the market every day.
– Ex1_PH: Ang aking lola ay pitumpu taong gulang ngunit naglalakad pa rin siya sa palengke araw-araw.

– Ex2_EN: The temperature reached seventy degrees Fahrenheit this afternoon, perfect weather for a picnic.
– Ex2_PH: Ang temperatura ay umaabot sa pitumpu degrees Fahrenheit ngayong hapon, perpektong panahon para sa piknik.

– Ex3_EN: There are seventy employees working in our Manila office building.
– Ex3_PH: May pitumpu na empleyado na nagtatrabaho sa aming opisina sa Maynila.

– Ex4_EN: The dress costs seventy pesos at the local market, which is a reasonable price.
– Ex4_PH: Ang damit ay nagkakahalaga ng setenta piso sa lokal na palengke, na isang makatwiran presyo.

– Ex5_EN: We need to drive seventy kilometers to reach the beach resort from here.
– Ex5_PH: Kailangan nating magmaneho ng pitumpu kilometro upang maabot ang beach resort mula dito.