Ride in Tagalog

“Ride” in Tagalog translates to “sakay” or “sumakay”, referring to the act of traveling in or on a vehicle, animal, or amusement attraction. This common word is essential for discussing transportation and movement in Filipino daily life.

Explore the different contexts and usage patterns of “ride” to understand how Filipinos express various forms of travel and transportation experiences.

[Words] = Ride

[Definition]:
– Ride /raɪd/
– Verb 1: To sit on and control the movement of a vehicle, animal, or bicycle.
– Verb 2: To travel in a vehicle as a passenger.
– Noun 1: A journey made in a vehicle or on an animal.
– Noun 2: A vehicle or device for riding on, especially at an amusement park.

[Synonyms] = Sakay, Sumakay, Magsakay, Lulan, Pagsakay, Sasakyan, Biyahe, Angkas

[Example]:
– Ex1_EN: I love to ride my bicycle through the park every morning for exercise.
– Ex1_PH: Gusto kong sumakay sa aking bisikleta sa parke tuwing umaga para sa ehersisyo.

– Ex2_EN: Can you give me a ride to the airport tomorrow morning?
– Ex2_PH: Maaari mo ba akong pasakayin papuntang airport bukas ng umaga?

– Ex3_EN: The children were excited to ride the roller coaster at the amusement park.
– Ex3_PH: Ang mga bata ay nasasabik na sumakay sa roller coaster sa palaruan.

– Ex4_EN: He learned to ride a horse when he was just seven years old.
– Ex4_PH: Natuto siyang sumakay ng kabayo noong pito pa lamang siya.

– Ex5_EN: We decided to ride the bus instead of driving to save money on parking.
– Ex5_PH: Nagpasya kaming sumakay ng bus sa halip na magmaneho para makatipid sa paradahan.