Someone in Tagalog

“Someone” in Tagalog translates to “Isang tao,” “May isang tao,” or “Kung sino,” depending on context. These terms refer to an unspecified or unknown person in conversations. Understanding how to use “someone” in Tagalog helps you communicate more naturally when referring to people without naming them specifically.

[Words] = Someone

[Definition]:
– Someone /ˈsʌmwʌn/
– Pronoun 1: An unknown or unspecified person; somebody.
– Pronoun 2: A person of importance or authority.
– Pronoun 3: Used to refer to a person whose identity is not revealed or known.

[Synonyms] = Isang tao, May isang tao, Kung sino, Sinuman, Isa, Isahan, Ang isa.

[Example]:

– Ex1_EN: I think someone is knocking at the door right now.
– Ex1_PH: Sa tingin ko may isang tao na kumakatok sa pinto ngayon.

– Ex2_EN: Can someone please help me carry these boxes upstairs?
– Ex2_PH: Maaari ba ang isang tao na tulungan ako na dalhin ang mga kahon sa itaas?

– Ex3_EN: Someone left their umbrella in the office yesterday.
– Ex3_PH: May isang tao na nag-iwan ng kanilang payong sa opisina kahapon.

– Ex4_EN: She wants to be someone important in the music industry.
– Ex4_PH: Gusto niyang maging isang taong mahalaga sa industriya ng musika.

– Ex5_EN: If someone calls for me, tell them I’ll be back soon.
– Ex5_PH: Kung may tumatawag para sa akin, sabihin mo na babalik ako kaagad.