Ski in Tagalog

Ski in Tagalog translates to “ski” or “mag-ski,” referring to the sport equipment and activity of gliding over snow. While skiing isn’t common in tropical Philippines, Filipinos use these borrowed terms when discussing winter sports and international travel experiences.

Explore the comprehensive analysis below, including pronunciation, definitions, Tagalog variations, and practical bilingual examples for using “ski” in everyday conversation.

[Words] = Ski

[Definition]:
– Ski /skiː/
– Noun 1: One of a pair of long, flat runners curved upward at the front, fastened to boots for gliding over snow.
– Verb 1: To travel on skis, especially as a sport or recreational activity.
– Verb 2: To perform or participate in skiing activities.

[Synonyms] = Ski, Mag-ski, Sumki, Pag-ski, Iskiing, Pang-ski

[Example]:

– Ex1_EN: We rented skis and equipment for our first trip to the mountain resort.
– Ex1_PH: Nag-renta kami ng ski at kagamitan para sa aming unang biyahe sa resort sa bundok.

– Ex2_EN: My sister learned to ski during her winter vacation in Japan.
– Ex2_PH: Natuto mag-ski ang aking kapatid noong winter vacation niya sa Japan.

– Ex3_EN: The ski slopes in Switzerland are famous for their pristine conditions.
– Ex3_PH: Ang mga dalisdisan para sa pag-ski sa Switzerland ay kilala sa kanilang malinis na kondisyon.

– Ex4_EN: He broke his ski after hitting a hidden rock on the trail.
– Ex4_PH: Nasira niya ang kanyang ski matapos tumama sa nakatagong bato sa landas.

– Ex5_EN: They plan to ski in the Alps next December for their honeymoon.
– Ex5_PH: Balak nilang mag-ski sa Alps sa susunod na Disyembre para sa kanilang honeymoon.