Hopeful in Tagalog

Hopeful in Tagalog translates to “umaasa,” “puno ng pag-asa,” or “maasahin,” expressing optimism and positive expectation about future outcomes. This term captures the emotional state of anticipating favorable results with confidence and faith. Understanding these translations helps convey feelings of optimism and positive anticipation in Filipino conversations.

[Words] = Hopeful

[Definition]:
– Hopeful /ˈhoʊpfəl/
– Adjective 1: Feeling or inspiring optimism about a future event; having expectations of a positive outcome.
– Adjective 2: Full of hope; showing promise or potential for success.
– Noun 1: A person who aspires to succeed or achieve something, especially in a competitive situation.

[Synonyms] = Umaasa, Puno ng pag-asa, Maasahin, May pag-asa, Optimistic, Positibo, Nagtitiwala, May tiwala, Umaasam, Masaya ang kalooban

[Example]:

– Ex1_EN: Despite the challenges, she remained hopeful that things would improve soon.
– Ex1_PH: Sa kabila ng mga hamon, siya ay nananatiling umaasa na ang mga bagay ay magiging maayos sa lalong madaling panahon.

– Ex2_EN: The doctor was hopeful about the patient’s recovery after seeing positive test results.
– Ex2_PH: Ang doktor ay puno ng pag-asa tungkol sa paggaling ng pasyente pagkatapos makita ang positibong resulta ng pagsusuri.

– Ex3_EN: Young hopefuls lined up for hours to audition for the singing competition.
– Ex3_PH: Ang mga batang umaasa ay pumila ng mahabang oras upang mag-audition para sa paligsahan sa pagkanta.

– Ex4_EN: The team’s performance in practice made the coach feel hopeful about winning the championship.
– Ex4_PH: Ang pagganap ng koponan sa pagsasanay ay nagpasaya sa coach at naging maasahin tungkol sa pagkapanalo sa kampeonato.

– Ex5_EN: They planted trees with a hopeful vision of a greener future for their community.
– Ex5_PH: Nagtanim sila ng mga puno na may pag-asang pananaw ng mas luntiang hinaharap para sa kanilang komunidad.