Fantasy in Tagalog

“Fantasy” in Tagalog is commonly translated as “pantasya,” “guniguni,” or “kathang-isip.” These terms describe imaginative thoughts, fictional scenarios, or daydreams that exist in one’s mind. Understanding these Tagalog equivalents helps you express creative ideas, discuss fiction genres, and describe wishful thinking in Filipino conversations with cultural accuracy.

[Words] = Fantasy

[Definition]:

• Fantasy /ˈfæntəsi/
• Noun 1: A genre of imaginative fiction involving magic, supernatural elements, and adventure.
• Noun 2: The faculty or activity of imagining impossible or improbable things.
• Noun 3: An idea or wish with little chance of coming true; a pleasant daydream.
• Verb: To imagine or daydream about something desired.

[Synonyms] = Pantasya, Guniguni, Kathang-isip, Imahinasyon, Haka-haka, Pangarap, Likha ng isip

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: She loves reading fantasy novels about dragons and magical kingdoms.

Ex1_PH: Mahilig siyang magbasa ng mga pantasya na nobela tungkol sa mga dragon at mahiwagang kaharian.

Ex2_EN: His fantasy of becoming a famous musician kept him motivated during difficult times.

Ex2_PH: Ang kanyang pangarap na maging sikat na musikero ay nagbigay sa kanya ng lakas ng loob sa mahihirap na panahon.

Ex3_EN: The movie blends reality and fantasy in a way that captivates audiences.

Ex3_PH: Ang pelikula ay pinagsasama ang katotohanan at kathang-isip sa paraang nakakaakit sa mga manonood.

Ex4_EN: Living in a luxurious mansion by the beach is just a fantasy for most people.

Ex4_PH: Ang pamumuhay sa isang luho na mansyon sa tabi ng dagat ay isang guniguni lamang para sa karamihan ng mga tao.

Ex5_EN: Children often fantasy about having superpowers like their favorite heroes.

Ex5_PH: Ang mga bata ay madalas na nag-iisip tungkol sa pagkakaroon ng mga superpowers tulad ng kanilang paboritong bayani.