Repeated in Tagalog

“Repeated” in Tagalog is “inulit” (past tense verb) or “paulit-ulit/ulit-ulit” (adjective form). This past tense and adjectival form of “repeat” describes actions that were done again or events that occurred multiple times in Filipino contexts.

Mastering the different forms of “repeated” in Tagalog allows you to express past actions and recurring patterns accurately in conversations. Discover the complete translation with pronunciation guides, synonyms, and real-world examples below.

[Words] = Repeated

[Definition]:
– Repeated /rɪˈpiːtɪd/
– Verb (Past Tense) 1: Did something again; said or performed something another time.
– Adjective 1: Occurring or done many times; happening again and again.
– Adjective 2: Done or said again on multiple occasions.

[Synonyms] = Inulit, Ulit-ulit, Paulit-ulit, Umulit, Binalik, Sinabi muli, Ginawa muli, Muling nangyari

[Example]:

– Ex1_EN: The teacher repeated the instructions twice so everyone could understand clearly.
– Ex1_PH: Inulit ng guro ang mga tagubilin nang dalawang beses upang maintindihan ng lahat nang malinaw.

– Ex2_EN: There have been repeated complaints about the noise from construction sites in our neighborhood.
– Ex2_PH: Mayroon nang paulit-ulit na reklamo tungkol sa ingay mula sa mga construction sites sa aming kapitbahayan.

– Ex3_EN: She repeated her mistake despite being warned several times before.
– Ex3_PH: Inulit niya ang kanyang pagkakamali kahit na babala na siya nang ilang beses.

– Ex4_EN: The company faced repeated failures in launching new products this year.
– Ex4_PH: Hinarap ng kumpanya ang ulit-ulit na kabiguan sa paglulunsad ng mga bagong produkto ngayong taon.

– Ex5_EN: He repeated the same story at every family gathering until everyone memorized it.
– Ex5_PH: Inulit niya ang parehong kuwento sa bawat pamilyang pagtitipon hanggang sa naisaulo na ito ng lahat.