Expect in Tagalog

“Expect” in Tagalog is “Asahan” – a crucial verb expressing anticipation, hope, or belief that something will happen. This word is fundamental in Filipino for discussing predictions, requirements, and expectations in both personal and professional settings.

Learning to use “expect” properly in Tagalog enhances your ability to express anticipation, set standards, and communicate what you believe will occur in Filipino conversations.

[Words] = Expect

[Definition]:
– Expect /ɪkˈspekt/
– Verb 1: To think or believe that something will happen or someone will arrive.
– Verb 2: To require or demand something as rightfully due or appropriate.
– Verb 3: To anticipate or look forward to something.
– Verb 4: To suppose or assume something to be true.

[Synonyms] = Asahan, Umasa, Inaasahan, Aasahan, Mag-asam, Maghintay, Inaasam, Hintayin, Umaasa

[Example]:
– Ex1_EN: We expect the delivery to arrive by tomorrow afternoon.
– Ex1_PH: Aming inaasahan na darating ang delivery bukas ng hapon.

– Ex2_EN: The teacher expects all students to submit their assignments on time.
– Ex2_PH: Ang guro ay umaasa na ang lahat ng mga estudyante ay magsusumite ng kanilang mga takdang-aralin sa tamang oras.

– Ex3_EN: I didn’t expect to see you here at the party tonight!
– Ex3_PH: Hindi ko inasahan na makikita kita dito sa party ngayong gabi!

– Ex4_EN: The company expects significant growth in the next quarter.
– Ex4_PH: Ang kumpanya ay umaasahan ng malaking paglaki sa susunod na quarter.

– Ex5_EN: What results do you expect from this new marketing strategy?
– Ex5_PH: Anong mga resulta ang inaasahan mo mula sa bagong estratehiya sa marketing?