Confused in Tagalog

“Confused” in Tagalog is “Nalilito” – a term that captures the feeling of being mentally unclear or uncertain about something. This word is commonly used in everyday Filipino conversations to express bewilderment, disorientation, or lack of understanding. Let’s explore the various aspects and usage of this word below.

[Words] = Confused

[Definition]:

  • Confused /kənˈfjuːzd/
  • Adjective 1: Unable to think clearly; bewildered or perplexed
  • Adjective 2: Lacking order or clarity; mixed up or disordered
  • Adjective 3: Mistaken for something or someone else

[Synonyms] = Nalilito, Naguguluhan, Nabubulag, Nababalisa, Nagtataka, Lito, Gulo sa isip

[Example]:

  • Ex1_EN: I was confused about which direction to take at the intersection.
  • Ex1_PH: Nalilito ako kung aling direksyon ang tatahakin sa intersection.
  • Ex2_EN: She looked confused when I explained the new procedure to her.
  • Ex2_PH: Mukhang nalilito siya nang ipaliwanag ko sa kanya ang bagong proseso.
  • Ex3_EN: The students were confused by the complicated instructions.
  • Ex3_PH: Ang mga estudyante ay nalito sa komplikadong mga tagubilin.
  • Ex4_EN: Don’t be confused, the meeting is tomorrow, not today.
  • Ex4_PH: Huwag malito, bukas ang meeting, hindi ngayon.
  • Ex5_EN: He gets confused easily when there are too many choices.
  • Ex5_PH: Madaling malito siya kapag masyadong maraming pagpipilian.

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