Consecutive in Tagalog

“Consecutive” in Tagalog is “Sunod-sunod” or “Magkakasunod”. This term describes things that follow one after another without interruption. Understanding how to use “consecutive” in Filipino context will help you express sequences and continuous patterns more naturally in conversations.

Definition:

• Consecutive /kənˈsɛkjətɪv/
• Adjective: Following continuously in unbroken or logical sequence; successive without interruption.

Synonyms: Sunod-sunod, Magkasunod, Tuluy-tuloy, Walang patid, Magkakasunod, Patuloy

Examples:

• English: The team won five consecutive games this season.
• Tagalog: Ang koponan ay nanalo ng limang sunod-sunod na laro ngayong season.

• English: She worked for three consecutive days without rest.
• Tagalog: Siya ay nagtrabaho ng tatlong magkakasunod na araw nang walang pahinga.

• English: The numbers 5, 6, and 7 are consecutive integers.
• Tagalog: Ang mga numerong 5, 6, at 7 ay magkakasunod na integer.

• English: He was absent for four consecutive meetings.
• Tagalog: Siya ay absent sa apat na sunod-sunod na pulong.

• English: The company reported growth for six consecutive quarters.
• Tagalog: Ang kumpanya ay nag-ulat ng paglaki sa anim na magkakasunod na quarter.