Sth in Tagalog

“Sth” in Tagalog is an abbreviation for “something”, which translates to “Isang bagay”, “Kung ano”, or “May” depending on context. This common English abbreviation is widely used in informal writing and texting. Explore how to properly express “something” in Tagalog below!

[Words] = Sth (Something)

[Definition]:

• Something /ˈsʌmθɪŋ/
• Pronoun 1: An unspecified or unknown thing, object, or matter.
• Pronoun 2: A thing that is unspecified or unknown but important or worth considering.
• Noun: A thing that is of some importance or consequence.
• Adverb: Used for emphasis to express an approximate amount or degree (informal).

[Synonyms] = Isang bagay, Kung ano, May, Anumang bagay, Isang uri

[Example]:

• Ex1_EN: I need to tell you something important about the meeting tomorrow.
• Ex1_PH: Kailangan kong sabihin sa iyo ng isang bagay na mahalaga tungkol sa pulong bukas.
• Ex2_EN: There’s something wrong with my computer; it won’t start.
• Ex2_PH: May kung ano sa aking kompyuter; hindi ito gumagana.
• Ex3_EN: Can you bring me something to drink from the kitchen?
• Ex3_PH: Maaari mo bang dalhan ako ng anumang bagay na maiinom mula sa kusina?
• Ex4_EN: She said something about changing the schedule, but I didn’t catch all the details.
• Ex4_PH: Nagsabi siya ng isang bagay tungkol sa pagbabago ng iskedyul, ngunit hindi ko narinig ang lahat ng detalye.
• Ex5_EN: I think there’s something special about this place that makes everyone happy.
• Ex5_PH: Sa palagay ko ay may isang bagay na espesyal sa lugar na ito na nagpapasaya sa lahat.