Piece in Tagalog

“Piece” in Tagalog is commonly translated as “piraso” or “bahagi”, depending on the context. Whether you’re referring to a piece of something physical, a portion, or a fragment, Tagalog offers several nuanced terms to express this concept. Let’s explore the different meanings, synonyms, and practical examples to help you use this word accurately in conversations.

[Words] = Piece

[Definition]:

• Piece /piːs/
• Noun 1: A portion or part of something that has been separated or broken off from a whole.
• Noun 2: An individual item or example of a particular type.
• Noun 3: A written, musical, or artistic work or composition.
• Verb: To assemble or join together parts to form a whole.

[Synonyms] = Piraso, Bahagi, Putol, Tipak, Retaso, Kagat, Paghati

[Example]:

• Ex1_EN: Can you give me a piece of paper to write on?
• Ex1_PH: Maaari mo ba akong bigyan ng piraso ng papel upang magsulat?

• Ex2_EN: She ate a small piece of cake after dinner.
• Ex2_PH: Kumain siya ng maliit na piraso ng cake pagkatapos ng hapunan.

• Ex3_EN: This piece of furniture is an antique from the 1800s.
• Ex3_PH: Ang pirasong ito ng muwebles ay isang antique mula noong 1800s.

• Ex4_EN: He wrote a beautiful piece of music for the orchestra.
• Ex4_PH: Sumulat siya ng magandang piraso ng musika para sa orkestra.

• Ex5_EN: Let me help you piece together the broken vase.
• Ex5_PH: Hayaan mo akong tumulong sa iyo na pagsama-samahin ang nabasag na plorera.