Aware in Tagalog

Aware in Tagalog translates to “Alam,” “Mulat,” or “Batid,” meaning having knowledge or consciousness of something. These terms express different levels of awareness from simple knowledge to deep conscious understanding in Filipino culture.

Learn how to express awareness and consciousness naturally in Tagalog conversations, from casual acknowledgment to profound realization, with comprehensive explanations and practical examples below.

[Words] = Aware

[Definition]:

  • Aware /əˈwer/
  • Adjective 1: Having knowledge or perception of a situation or fact.
  • Adjective 2: Concerned about and well-informed regarding a particular situation or development.
  • Adjective 3: Conscious or mindful of something.

[Synonyms] = Alam, Mulat, Batid, Malay, Nababatid, Nakakaalam, Nakaaalam

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: I am aware of the risks involved in this project.

Ex1_PH: Alam ko ang mga panganib na kasangkot sa proyektong ito.

Ex2_EN: She became aware of his presence when he entered the room.

Ex2_PH: Naging mulat siya sa kanyang presensya nang pumasok siya sa silid.

Ex3_EN: Are you aware that the meeting has been rescheduled?

Ex3_PH: Batid mo ba na ang pulong ay na-iskedyul muli?

Ex4_EN: We need to be more aware of environmental issues.

Ex4_PH: Kailangan nating maging mas malay sa mga isyu sa kapaligiran.

Ex5_EN: He was not aware of the consequences of his actions.

Ex5_PH: Hindi siya nakakaalam ng mga kahihinatnan ng kanyang mga kilos.

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