Couple in Tagalog

Couple in Tagalog is “Mag-asawa” (married couple) or “Dalawa” (two items/people) – referring to two people in a romantic relationship or simply two things paired together. This versatile term is essential for discussing relationships and quantities in Tagalog conversations.

[Words] = Couple

[Definition]:

  • Couple /ˈkʌp.əl/
  • Noun 1: Two people in a romantic or marital relationship
  • Noun 2: Two items or things of the same kind; a pair
  • Verb: To link or connect two things together

[Synonyms] = Mag-asawa, Dalawa, Magkasintahan, Magjowa, Pares, Magkapareha, Magsiyam

[Example]:

  • Ex1_EN: The couple got married last year in a beautiful ceremony.
  • Ex1_PH: Ang mag-asawa ay ikinasal noong nakaraang taon sa isang magandang seremonya.
  • Ex2_EN: A young couple walked hand in hand along the beach.
  • Ex2_PH: Ang isang batang magkasintahan ay naglalakad na magkahawak-kamay sa dalampasigan.
  • Ex3_EN: I need a couple of minutes to finish this task.
  • Ex3_PH: Kailangan ko ng ilang minuto upang tapusin ang gawaing ito.
  • Ex4_EN: The couple has been together for ten years.
  • Ex4_PH: Ang magkasintahan ay magkasama na ng sampung taon.
  • Ex5_EN: Can you give me a couple of apples from the basket?
  • Ex5_PH: Maaari mo bang bigyan ako ng dalawang mansanas mula sa basket?

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