Blank in Tagalog

Blank in Tagalog translates to “Blangko” or “Walang laman” (empty/without content). This versatile word appears frequently in forms, documents, and everyday conversations. Learning the proper usage of “blangko” and its related expressions will enhance your ability to discuss empty spaces, unfilled forms, and void areas in Filipino contexts.

[Words] = Blank

[Definition]:

• Blank /blæŋk/
• Adjective: Empty; containing nothing; without writing, marks, or decoration.
• Noun: An empty space or gap, especially one left to be filled in a document or form.
• Verb: To ignore someone deliberately; to become empty or void.

[Synonyms] = Blangko, Walang laman, Walang sulat, Bakante, Puti, Walang nakasulat, Bakanteng espasyo

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: Please fill in the blank spaces on the application form.
Ex1_PH: Pakisagutan ang mga blangkong espasyo sa form ng aplikasyon.

Ex2_EN: My mind went blank during the exam.
Ex2_PH: Naging blangko ang aking isipan habang nag-eeksamen.

Ex3_EN: She handed me a blank piece of paper.
Ex3_PH: Binigyan niya ako ng blangkong papel.

Ex4_EN: The wall was completely blank with no decorations.
Ex4_PH: Ang dingding ay ganap na walang laman at walang dekorasyon.

Ex5_EN: He gave me a blank stare when I asked the question.
Ex5_PH: Binigyan niya ako ng blangkong titig nang magtanong ako.