Amount in Tagalog

Amount in Tagalog means “Halaga,” “Dami,” or “Kabuuan” – referring to a quantity or total sum of something. This word is essential for discussing measurements, finances, and quantities in Filipino conversation. Learn the various uses and contexts of this fundamental term below.

[Words] = Amount

[Definition]:

– Amount /əˈmaʊnt/
– Noun 1: A quantity or sum of something, especially money.
– Noun 2: The total number or quantity of something.
– Verb 1: To reach or add up to a particular total.

[Synonyms] = Halaga, Dami, Kabuuan, Sukat, Laki, Bilang, Suma

[Example]:

– Ex1_EN: The amount of money needed for the project is very large.
– Ex1_PH: Ang halaga ng pera na kailangan para sa proyekto ay napakalaki.

– Ex2_EN: She paid the full amount for her tuition fee.
– Ex2_PH: Binayaran niya ang buong halaga para sa kanyang bayad sa matrikula.

– Ex3_EN: A small amount of sugar is enough for this recipe.
– Ex3_PH: Ang kaunting dami ng asukal ay sapat na para sa reseta na ito.

– Ex4_EN: The total amount of rice produced this year increased significantly.
– Ex4_PH: Ang kabuuang dami ng bigas na ginawa ngayong taon ay tumaas nang malaki.

– Ex5_EN: His debts amount to more than one million pesos.
– Ex5_PH: Ang kanyang mga utang ay umaabot sa mahigit isang milyong piso.