Radio in Tagalog

Radio in Tagalog is “Radyo” – the wireless broadcasting device and medium for transmitting audio content. This translation captures both the physical device and the communication medium that connects millions of Filipino listeners daily to news, music, and entertainment.

Understanding how “radio” translates in Filipino context reveals its deep cultural significance in Philippine society. Let’s explore the comprehensive meaning and usage of this essential communication term.

[Words] = Radio

[Definition]:

• Radio /ˈreɪ.di.oʊ/
• Noun 1: An electronic device that receives and transmits electromagnetic waves for communication or broadcasting.
• Noun 2: The broadcasting industry or medium that transmits programs through radio waves.
• Noun 3: A wireless communication system using electromagnetic waves.
• Verb 1: To communicate or send a message via radio transmission.

[Synonyms] = Radyo, Aparatong pangredio, Wireless, Transmiter, Redio

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: Every morning, I listen to the radio while preparing breakfast to catch up on the latest news.

Ex1_PH: Tuwing umaga, nakikinig ako sa radyo habang naghahanda ng almusal para makahabol sa pinakabagong balita.

Ex2_EN: The ship’s captain used the radio to call for help when the engine failed during the storm.

Ex2_PH: Ginamit ng kapitan ng barko ang radyo upang humingi ng tulong nang masira ang makina sa gitna ng bagyo.

Ex3_EN: AM radio stations are still popular in rural areas where internet connectivity is limited.

Ex3_PH: Ang mga istasyon ng AM radyo ay sikat pa rin sa mga kanayunan kung saan limitado ang koneksyon sa internet.

Ex4_EN: My grandmother has a vintage radio from the 1950s that still works perfectly.

Ex4_PH: Ang aking lola ay may lumang radyo mula noong 1950s na gumagana pa rin nang perpekto.

Ex5_EN: The DJ announced on the radio that classes would be suspended due to heavy flooding.

Ex5_PH: Inanunsyo ng DJ sa radyo na sususpindihin ang mga klase dahil sa malakas na baha.