Anyone in Tagalog

“Anyone” in Tagalog translates to “Sinuman” or “Kahit sino”, referring to any person without specific identity. This indefinite pronoun is interchangeable with “anybody” and appears frequently in questions, conditional statements, and negative contexts. Explore the detailed pronunciation guide, contextual meanings, and practical bilingual examples below.

[Words] = Anyone

[Definition]:

• Anyone /ˈeniˌwʌn/
• Pronoun 1: Any person; whoever it may be, without specification of identity.
• Pronoun 2: A person of importance or distinction (informal usage).

[Synonyms] = Sinuman, Kahit sino, Anu man, Sinumang tao, Kung sino man

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: Is anyone home right now?
Ex1_PH: May sinuman ba sa bahay ngayon?

Ex2_EN: I haven’t told anyone about my plans yet.
Ex2_PH: Hindi ko pa sinasabi sa kahit sino ang aking mga plano.

Ex3_EN: Anyone can learn to play the guitar with practice and dedication.
Ex3_PH: Sinuman ay maaaring matutong tumugtog ng gitara sa pamamagitan ng pagsasanay at dedikasyon.

Ex4_EN: If anyone asks for me, tell them I’ll be back soon.
Ex4_PH: Kung may sinuman na naghahanap sa akin, sabihin mo na babalik ako kaagad.

Ex5_EN: He thinks he’s anyone special, but he’s just like the rest of us.
Ex5_PH: Iniisip niya na siya ay sinuman na espesyal, pero siya ay katulad lang namin.