Daily in Tagalog

“Daily” in Tagalog is “Araw-araw” – the most common translation meaning “every day” or “each day”. This fundamental time expression appears constantly in Filipino conversations, from describing routines to discussing habits. Let’s explore how Filipinos use this essential word in everyday communication.

[Words] = Daily

[Definition]:

• Daily /ˈdeɪli/
• Adjective: Happening or done every day
• Adverb: Every day; day by day
• Noun: A newspaper published every day

[Synonyms] = Araw-araw, Bawat araw, Pang-araw-araw, Kada araw, Lingguhang (weekly, but related time expression)

[Example]:

• Ex1_EN: I exercise daily to maintain my health and fitness.
• Ex1_PH: Nag-eehersisyo ako araw-araw upang mapanatili ang aking kalusugan at fitness.
• Ex2_EN: She reads the daily news to stay informed about current events.
• Ex2_PH: Binabasa niya ang araw-araw na balita upang manatiling informed sa kasalukuyang mga pangyayari.
• Ex3_EN: Our daily routine includes breakfast together as a family.
• Ex3_PH: Ang aming pang-araw-araw na gawain ay kinabibilangan ng almusal nang magkakasama bilang pamilya.
• Ex4_EN: The store offers daily discounts on selected items.
• Ex4_PH: Nag-aalok ang tindahan ng araw-araw na diskwento sa mga napiling item.
• Ex5_EN: He takes his vitamins daily as recommended by his doctor.
• Ex5_PH: Umiinom siya ng kanyang bitamina araw-araw gaya ng inirekomenda ng kanyang doktor.