Somebody in Tagalog

Somebody in Tagalog translates to “Isang tao,” “Sinuman,” or “Kung sino,” referring to an unknown or unspecified person. This pronoun is essential for daily conversations when discussing people whose identity is unknown or when referring to someone in general terms in Filipino.

[Words] = Somebody

[Definition]:

• Somebody /ˈsʌmbɑdi/
• Pronoun 1: An unknown or unspecified person.
• Noun 1: A person of importance or significance.

[Synonyms] = Isang tao, Sinuman, Kung sino, May tao, Isa, Isang indibidwal, Tao

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: I heard somebody knocking at the door late last night.

Ex1_PH: Narinig ko may tao na kumakatok sa pinto kagabi nang hating-gabi.

Ex2_EN: Somebody left their umbrella in the conference room this morning.

Ex2_PH: May tao na nag-iwan ng kanilang payong sa conference room ngayong umaga.

Ex3_EN: We need somebody with experience in graphic design to join our team.

Ex3_PH: Kailangan natin ng isang tao na may karanasan sa graphic design para sumali sa aming koponan.

Ex4_EN: Somebody called you while you were in the meeting, but they didn’t leave a message.

Ex4_PH: May tumawag sa iyo habang ikaw ay nasa pulong, pero hindi sila nag-iwan ng mensahe.

Ex5_EN: He thinks he’s somebody important just because he drives an expensive car.

Ex5_PH: Inisip niya na siya ay isang taong mahalaga dahil lang nagmamaneho siya ng mamahaling kotse.