Market in Tagalog

“Market” in Tagalog is “Pamilihan” – the bustling heart of Filipino communities where fresh produce, goods, and vibrant culture converge. Whether you’re navigating wet markets or modern shopping centers, understanding this term opens doors to authentic local experiences. Let’s explore the rich nuances of “market” in Filipino context.

Market /ˈmɑːrkɪt/

• Noun 1: A place where goods are bought and sold; a marketplace or trading area.
• Noun 2: The demand for a particular product or service in economic terms.
• Verb: To advertise or promote a product or service to potential customers.

Synonyms in Tagalog: Pamilihan, Merkado, Palengke, Tiyangge, Talipapa

Example Sentences:

• English: Every morning, vendors set up their stalls at the local market to sell fresh vegetables and fish.
  Tagalog: Tuwing umaga, nagtitinda ang mga nagtitinda sa lokal na pamilihan upang magbenta ng sariwang gulay at isda.
• English: The company is trying to market their new smartphone to younger consumers.
  Tagalog: Ang kumpanya ay sumusubok na mag-market ng kanilang bagong smartphone sa mga mas batang mamimili.
• English: She goes to the market every Saturday to buy ingredients for Sunday lunch.
  Tagalog: Pumupunta siya sa palengke tuwing Sabado upang bumili ng mga sangkap para sa tanghalian ng Linggo.
• English: The stock market experienced significant fluctuations last week due to economic uncertainty.
  Tagalog: Ang stock market ay nakaranas ng malaking pagbabago noong nakaraang linggo dahil sa kawalan ng katiyakan sa ekonomiya.
• English: Traditional markets in the Philippines offer a unique cultural experience with their lively atmosphere.
  Tagalog: Ang tradisyonal na pamilihan sa Pilipinas ay nag-aalok ng natatanging karanasang kultural sa kanilang masiglang kapaligiran.