Fifty in Tagalog

Fifty in Tagalog is “Singkuwenta” – the cardinal number representing 50, halfway to one hundred. This numerical term is fundamental in Filipino daily life, from counting money to telling age and expressing quantities. Discover how Filipinos use this number in various contexts and cultural expressions below.

[Words] = Fifty

[Definition]:

• Fifty /ˈfɪf.ti/
• Number: The cardinal number that is equal to five times ten; 50
• Noun: A fifty-dollar bill or fifty-unit currency note
• Adjective: Being ten more than forty

[Synonyms] = Singkuwenta, Limampu, 50, Kalahating daan, Limampung

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: My grandmother will turn fifty years old next month and we’re planning a big celebration.

Ex1_PH: Ang aking lola ay magiging singkuwenta taong gulang sa susunod na buwan at nagpaplano kami ng malaking selebrasyon.

Ex2_EN: The bus ticket costs fifty pesos for a one-way trip to the city center.

Ex2_PH: Ang tiket ng bus ay nagkakahalaga ng singkuwenta piso para sa isang biyaheng papunta sa sentro ng lungsod.

Ex3_EN: There are approximately fifty students enrolled in our English language class this semester.

Ex3_PH: May humigit-kumulang na singkuwenta estudyante na nakaenrol sa aming klase ng wikang Ingles ngayong semestre.

Ex4_EN: The speed limit on this highway is fifty kilometers per hour during rush hour.

Ex4_PH: Ang limitasyon ng bilis sa highway na ito ay singkuwenta kilometro bawat oras sa oras ng rush.

Ex5_EN: She saved fifty percent of her salary every month to buy a new laptop.

Ex5_PH: Nag-ipon siya ng singkuwenta porsyento ng kanyang suweldo bawat buwan upang bumili ng bagong laptop.