Hundred in Tagalog

Hundred in Tagalog translates to “Daan” or “Sandaan”, representing the number 100 or a large but indefinite number of things. This fundamental numerical term is essential in Filipino daily life, from counting money to describing quantities and expressing abundance. Learn how Filipinos use this number in various contexts and discover the linguistic patterns for expressing hundreds in Tagalog conversations.

[Words] = Hundred

[Definition]:
– Hundred /ˈhʌndrəd/
– Noun 1: The number equivalent to the product of ten and ten; 100.
– Noun 2: A large but indefinite number.
– Adjective: Amounting to one hundred in number.

[Synonyms] = Daan, Sandaan, Isang daan

[Example]:

– Ex1_EN: There were more than a hundred people at the wedding celebration.
– Ex1_PH: Mahigit isang daan ang mga tao sa selebrasyon ng kasal.

– Ex2_EN: The school was founded over a hundred years ago.
– Ex2_PH: Ang paaralan ay itinatag mahigit isang daang taon na ang nakalipas.

– Ex3_EN: She has told me that story a hundred times already.
– Ex3_PH: Sinabi na niya sa akin ang kuwentong iyon ng isang daang beses na.

– Ex4_EN: The book costs one hundred pesos at the bookstore.
– Ex4_PH: Ang aklat ay nagkakahalaga ng isang daang piso sa tindahan ng libro.

– Ex5_EN: Hundreds of birds flew across the sky at sunset.
– Ex5_PH: Daan-daang ibon ang lumipad sa kalangitan sa takipsilim.