Marriage in Tagalog

“Marriage” in Tagalog is “Kasal” or “Pag-aasawa” – a sacred union deeply rooted in Filipino culture and tradition. From elaborate church weddings to intimate civil ceremonies, marriage represents commitment, family, and love in Philippine society. Explore the beautiful expressions of this lifelong bond in the Filipino language.

Marriage /ˈmærɪdʒ/

• Noun 1: The legally or formally recognized union of two people as partners in a personal relationship.
• Noun 2: A wedding ceremony where two people are united in marriage.
• Noun 3: The state of being married; married life or relationship.

Synonyms in Tagalog: Kasal, Pag-aasawa, Kasalan, Pag-iisang-dibdib, Pagsasama

Example Sentences:

• English: Their marriage has been blessed with love, respect, and understanding for over twenty years.
  Tagalog: Ang kanilang kasal ay pinagpala ng pagmamahal, paggalang, at pagkakaunawaan sa loob ng mahigit dalawampung taon.
• English: The couple is preparing for their marriage ceremony scheduled for next month.
  Tagalog: Ang mag-asawa ay naghahanda para sa kanilang seremonya ng kasal na nakatakda sa susunod na buwan.
• English: A successful marriage requires communication, trust, and commitment from both partners.
  Tagalog: Ang matagumpay na pag-aasawa ay nangangailangan ng komunikasyon, tiwala, at pangako mula sa dalawang kasosyo.
• English: They celebrated their golden marriage anniversary surrounded by family and friends.
  Tagalog: Ipinagdiwang nila ang kanilang golden anniversary ng kasal na napapalibutan ng pamilya at mga kaibigan.
• English: The church officiated the marriage between the two families with traditional Filipino customs.
  Tagalog: Ang simbahan ay nag-ofisyal ng kasal sa pagitan ng dalawang pamilya na may tradisyonal na kaugalian ng Pilipino.