Lesson in Tagalog

“Lesson” in Tagalog translates to “aralin” or “leksyon,” depending on the context—whether referring to a class session, educational content, or a valuable experience that teaches something. These terms are fundamental in Filipino educational and daily conversations. Understanding the distinction helps you communicate effectively about learning experiences and teachings.

Explore the comprehensive guide below to see how “lesson” is used in various Tagalog contexts, complete with pronunciation, synonyms, and practical sentence examples.

[Words] = Lesson

[Definition]:

• Lesson /ˈles.ən/
• Noun 1: A period of learning or teaching; an amount of teaching given at one time.
• Noun 2: An experience or event from which one can learn; something that serves as a warning or example.
• Noun 3: A portion of a book or teaching material that is studied at one time.

[Synonyms] = Aralin, Leksyon, Pagtuturo, Pag-aaral, Turuan, Aral, Turo

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: The teacher prepared an interesting lesson about Philippine history for today’s class.

Ex1_PH: Ang guro ay naghanda ng isang kawili-wiling aralin tungkol sa kasaysayan ng Pilipinas para sa klase ngayong araw.

Ex2_EN: She learned a valuable lesson about honesty from that difficult experience.

Ex2_PH: Natuto siya ng mahalagang aral tungkol sa katapatan mula sa mahirap na karanasang iyon.

Ex3_EN: We have a music lesson every Wednesday afternoon.

Ex3_PH: Mayroon kaming leksyon sa musika tuwing Miyerkules ng hapon.

Ex4_EN: The first lesson in the book covers basic grammar rules.

Ex4_PH: Ang unang aralin sa libro ay sumasaklaw ng mga pangunahing panuntunan sa gramatika.

Ex5_EN: His failure taught him an important lesson about preparation and hard work.

Ex5_PH: Ang kanyang pagkabigo ay nagturo sa kanya ng mahalagang aral tungkol sa paghahanda at sipag.