Satisfied in Tagalog

Satisfied in Tagalog translates to “Nasiyahan”, “Kontento”, or “Busog” (when referring to food), expressing contentment, fulfillment, or having one’s needs met. This detailed analysis explores the various Filipino expressions for satisfaction, from emotional contentment to physical fulfillment, with practical examples for everyday use.

[Words] = Satisfied

[Definition]:
– Satisfied /ˈsæt.ɪs.faɪd/
– Adjective 1: Feeling content, pleased, or fulfilled with what has been achieved, received, or experienced.
– Adjective 2: Having had enough of something, especially food or drink; no longer hungry or thirsty.
– Verb (past tense): To have met or fulfilled a need, desire, requirement, or expectation.

[Synonyms] = Nasiyahan, Kontento, Busog, Natuwa, Nasisiyahan, Lugod, Nasasaktan (sa kaligayahan), Nagpakasaya

[Example]:

– Ex1_EN: The customers were satisfied with the quality of service they received at the restaurant.
– Ex1_PH: Ang mga kostumer ay nasiyahan sa kalidad ng serbisyong natanggap nila sa restaurant.

– Ex2_EN: After eating a full meal, Maria felt completely satisfied and didn’t want dessert.
– Ex2_PH: Pagkatapos kumain ng buong hapunan, si Maria ay lubusang busog at ayaw na ng dessert.

– Ex3_EN: The teacher was satisfied that all students understood the lesson before moving forward.
– Ex3_PH: Ang guro ay kontento na lahat ng mga estudyante ay naintindihan ang aralin bago magpatuloy.

– Ex4_EN: I’m not satisfied with the results of the project; we need to make improvements.
– Ex4_PH: Hindi ako nasiyahan sa mga resulta ng proyekto; kailangan nating gumawa ng mga pagpapabuti.

– Ex5_EN: The company satisfied all the legal requirements before launching the new product.
– Ex5_PH: Ang kumpanya ay natugunan ang lahat ng legal na pangangailangan bago ilunsad ang bagong produkto.