Count in Tagalog

“Count” in Tagalog translates to “bilang” (verb: to count) or “konde” (noun: a nobleman). This versatile English word has multiple meanings depending on context—from calculating numbers to nobility titles.

Understanding how to use “count” properly in Tagalog requires knowing its different contexts. Let’s explore the complete translation, synonyms, and practical examples below.

[Words] = Count

[Definition]:

• Count /kaʊnt/
• Verb 1: To determine the total number of something by adding items one by one.
• Verb 2: To recite numbers in ascending order.
• Verb 3: To include or consider as part of a total.
• Noun 1: The total number or sum of items.
• Noun 2: A European nobleman equivalent in rank to an earl.

[Synonyms] = Bilang, Bilangin, Magbilang, Kabilang, Isama, Konde, Kabuuan

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: Can you count how many students are present in the classroom today?
Ex1_PH: Maaari mo bang bilangin kung ilang estudyante ang naroroon sa silid-aralan ngayong araw?

Ex2_EN: The teacher asked the children to count from one to twenty.
Ex2_PH: Hiniling ng guro sa mga bata na magbilang mula isa hanggang dalawampu.

Ex3_EN: Every vote will count in this important election.
Ex3_PH: Bawat boto ay magiging mahalaga sa mahalagang halalan na ito.

Ex4_EN: The final count showed that we sold over five hundred tickets.
Ex4_PH: Ang huling bilang ay nagpakita na nakapagbenta kami ng mahigit limang daang tiket.

Ex5_EN: The Count of Monte Cristo is a famous novel about revenge and redemption.
Ex5_PH: Ang Konde ng Monte Cristo ay isang sikat na nobela tungkol sa paghihiganti at pagtubos.