Admire in Tagalog

“Admire” in Tagalog translates to “Humanga” or “Hangaan”, expressing feelings of respect, appreciation, and wonder toward someone or something. These terms capture both the emotional admiration and respectful appreciation common in Filipino culture. Discover the nuances of how Filipinos express admiration below.

[Words] = Admire

[Definition]:

– Admire /ədˈmaɪər/

– Verb 1: To regard with respect, approval, or pleasure.

– Verb 2: To look at something with wonder or delight.

– Verb 3: To have a high opinion of someone’s qualities or achievements.

[Synonyms] = Humanga, Hangaan, Pahalagahan, Manghanga, Magpuri, Tumanghang, Idolo

[Example]:

– Ex1_EN: I admire her courage and determination to succeed despite all the challenges she faces.

– Ex1_PH: Humanga ako sa kanyang tapang at determinasyon na magtagumpay sa kabila ng lahat ng hamon na kanyang kinakaharap.

– Ex2_EN: Many people admire the beautiful architecture of old churches in the Philippines.

– Ex2_PH: Maraming tao ang humahumanga sa magandang arkitektura ng mga lumang simbahan sa Pilipinas.

– Ex3_EN: Teachers often admire students who show genuine interest and enthusiasm in learning.

– Ex3_PH: Ang mga guro ay madalas na humahanga sa mga estudyanteng nagpapakita ng tunay na interes at sigasig sa pag-aaral.

– Ex4_EN: We should admire and respect the sacrifices our parents made for our future.

– Ex4_PH: Dapat nating pahalagahan at igalang ang mga sakripisyo ng ating mga magulang para sa ating kinabukasan.

– Ex5_EN: Children naturally admire superheroes and want to be like them when they grow up.

– Ex5_PH: Ang mga bata ay natural na humahanga sa mga superhero at gustong maging tulad nila kapag lumaki sila.