Reader in Tagalog

Reader in Tagalog translates to “Mambabasa,” “Tagabasa,” or “Lektor,” depending on context—whether referring to a person who reads, an electronic device, a textbook, or an academic position. Understanding these distinctions helps learners accurately convey different types of reading-related concepts in Filipino communication. Let’s dive into the detailed meanings and practical applications of this versatile term.

[Words] = Reader

[Definition]:

– Reader /ˈriːdər/

– Noun 1: A person who reads or who is reading something.

– Noun 2: An electronic device used for reading digital texts or e-books.

– Noun 3: A textbook or book containing passages for learning or practice.

– Noun 4: A university lecturer ranking below a professor (British academic system).

[Synonyms] = Mambabasa, Tagabasa, Magbabasa, Lektor, Aklat-pambasa, Pambasa, Manunuri

[Example]:

– Ex1_EN: She is an avid reader who finishes at least two books every week.

– Ex1_PH: Siya ay isang masugid na mambabasa na nakakatapos ng kahit dalawang aklat bawat linggo.

– Ex2_EN: The library offers free access to e-book readers for all registered members.

– Ex2_PH: Ang aklatan ay nag-aalok ng libreng access sa mga pambasa ng e-book para sa lahat ng nakarehistrong miyembro.

– Ex3_EN: Our English reader contains stories from various cultures around the world.

– Ex3_PH: Ang aming aklat-pambasa sa Ingles ay naglalaman ng mga kuwento mula sa iba’t ibang kultura sa buong mundo.

– Ex4_EN: Dr. Smith was promoted to Reader in History at Cambridge University last year.

– Ex4_PH: Si Dr. Smith ay na-promote bilang Lektor sa Kasaysayan sa Cambridge University noong nakaraang taon.

– Ex5_EN: As a careful reader, he always takes notes while studying important documents.

– Ex5_PH: Bilang maingat na mambabasa, lagi siyang nag-nonotas habang nag-aaral ng mahahalagang dokumento.