July in Tagalog

July in Tagalog is translated as “Hulyo” — the seventh month of the year in the Filipino calendar. This month marks the heart of the rainy season in the Philippines, bringing cooler temperatures and frequent afternoon showers across the archipelago.

Understanding how Filipinos refer to and experience July provides insight into the country’s seasonal patterns and cultural celebrations. Let’s explore the linguistic details and practical usage of this important calendar term.

[Words] = July

[Definition]:

• July /dʒuˈlaɪ/
• Noun: The seventh month of the Gregorian calendar, positioned between June and August, consisting of 31 days. Named after Julius Caesar.

[Synonyms] = Hulyo, Ikapitong buwan (seventh month), Mes de Hulyo

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: The rainy season typically intensifies in July, bringing heavy afternoon downpours across Manila.

Ex1_PH: Ang tag-ulan ay karaniwang lumalakas sa Hulyo, na nagdadala ng malakas na ulan tuwing hapon sa buong Maynila.

Ex2_EN: My birthday is in July, so we usually celebrate indoors because of the weather.

Ex2_PH: Ang aking kaarawan ay sa Hulyo, kaya karaniwang nagdiriwang kami sa loob ng bahay dahil sa panahon.

Ex3_EN: Schools in the Philippines traditionally start their academic year in July or early June.

Ex3_PH: Ang mga paaralan sa Pilipinas ay tradisyonal na nagsisimula ng kanilang taon-akademiko sa Hulyo o unang bahagi ng Hunyo.

Ex4_EN: Last July, we went to Baguio to escape the summer heat and enjoy the cooler mountain climate.

Ex4_PH: Noong nakaraang Hulyo, pumunta kami sa Baguio upang tumakas sa init ng tag-araw at tamasahin ang mas malamig na klima ng bundok.

Ex5_EN: The company’s quarterly report is due by the end of July for review.

Ex5_PH: Ang quarterly report ng kumpanya ay dapat isumite bago matapos ang Hulyo para sa pagsusuri.