Pool in Tagalog

Pool in Tagalog is “Palanguyan” or “Swimming pool” – a structure designed to hold water for swimming or bathing. Understanding pool-related terms in Tagalog is useful for discussing recreational facilities and water activities in the Philippines.

Definition:

• Pool /puːl/
• Noun 1: A small area of still water, typically one formed naturally.
• Noun 2: An artificial structure filled with water for swimming.
• Noun 3: A shared supply of resources, money, or people available for use.
• Verb: To collect or combine resources together.

Tagalog Synonyms:

Palanguyan, Swimming pool, Paliguan, Tangke ng tubig, Lawa (for natural pools)

Example Sentences:

Example 1:

• EN: The resort has a large swimming pool with a beautiful view of the ocean.
• PH: Ang resort ay may malaking palanguyan na may magandang tanawin ng dagat.

Example 2:

• EN: Children love to play in the shallow end of the pool during summer.
• PH: Ang mga bata ay gustong maglaro sa mababaw na bahagi ng palanguyan tuwing tag-araw.

Example 3:

• EN: We decided to pool our money together to buy a gift for our teacher.
• PH: Nagpasya kaming pagsama-samahin ang aming pera upang bumili ng regalo para sa aming guro.

Example 4:

• EN: There was a small pool of water on the ground after the heavy rain.
• PH: May maliit na tubigan sa lupa pagkatapos ng malakas na ulan.

Example 5:

• EN: The hotel offers a rooftop pool where guests can relax and enjoy the city view.
• PH: Ang hotel ay nag-aalok ng palanguyan sa rooftop kung saan maaaring magpahinga ang mga bisita at tamasahin ang tanawin ng lungsod.