Bill in Tagalog

“Bill” in Tagalog is commonly translated as “Bayarin” or “Kuwenta,” referring to a statement of charges for goods or services. This word also has multiple meanings including paper money, proposed laws, or a bird’s beak depending on context. Understanding these various translations helps learners navigate financial transactions, legislative discussions, and everyday conversations in Filipino.

[Words] = Bill

[Definition]:

  • Bill /bɪl/
  • Noun 1: A statement of charges for goods or services; an invoice.
  • Noun 2: A piece of paper money; a banknote.
  • Noun 3: A draft of a proposed law presented to a legislature.
  • Noun 4: A bird’s beak or similar projecting mouth part.

[Synonyms] = Bayarin, Kuwenta, Singil, Talaan ng utang, Panukalang batas (for law), Papel na salapi (for money), Tuka (for beak)

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: Please pay the electricity bill before the end of this month to avoid penalties.
Ex1_PH: Mangyaring bayaran ang kuwenta ng kuryente bago matapos ang buwang ito upang makaiwas sa multa.

Ex2_EN: The waiter brought the bill after we finished our dinner at the restaurant.
Ex2_PH: Dinala ng waiter ang bayarin pagkatapos naming tapusin ang aming hapunan sa restaurant.

Ex3_EN: Congress is debating a new bill that would increase minimum wage for workers.
Ex3_PH: Pinagdedebatehan ng Kongreso ang bagong panukalang batas na magpapataas ng minimum wage para sa mga manggagawa.

Ex4_EN: He pulled out a fifty-dollar bill from his wallet to pay for groceries.
Ex4_PH: Inilabas niya ang limampung dolyar na papel na salapi mula sa kanyang pitaka upang bayaran ang mga grocery.

Ex5_EN: The pelican uses its large bill to catch fish from the water.
Ex5_PH: Ginagamit ng pelikan ang malaking tuka nito upang hulihin ang isda mula sa tubig.

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