Spending in Tagalog
Spending in Tagalog translates to “Paggastos” or “Paggugol”, referring to the act or amount of money, time, or resources used for specific purposes. This term is frequently used in discussions about budgets, expenses, and financial planning in Filipino households and businesses.
Explore how “spending” is used in various contexts in Tagalog, from personal finances to government budgets. The examples below will help you understand its practical applications in everyday conversations.
[Words] = Spending
[Definition]:
- Spending /ˈspɛndɪŋ/
- Noun 1: The action of paying out or using money for goods, services, or activities.
- Noun 2: The amount of money that is spent on something.
- Adjective: Used to describe money that is available for or relating to expenditure.
[Synonyms] = Paggastos, Paggugol, Gastos, Pagwawaldas, Paglalaan ng pondo, Pagbabayad
[Example]:
Ex1_EN: Government spending on infrastructure projects increased significantly this year.
Ex1_PH: Ang paggastos ng gobyerno sa mga proyekto ng imprastraktura ay tumaas nang husto ngayong taon.
Ex2_EN: Consumer spending during the holiday season drives economic growth.
Ex2_PH: Ang paggastos ng mga mamimili sa panahon ng piyesta ay nagtutulak ng paglaki ng ekonomiya.
Ex3_EN: We need to reduce our spending habits to save money for the future.
Ex3_PH: Kailangan nating bawasan ang ating mga gawi sa paggastos upang makatipid ng pera para sa hinaharap.
Ex4_EN: Her spending on online shopping has become excessive lately.
Ex4_PH: Ang kanyang paggugol sa online shopping ay naging labis kamakailan.
Ex5_EN: Track your daily spending to better manage your personal finances.
Ex5_PH: Subaybayan ang iyong araw-araw na paggastos upang mas mahusay na pamahalaan ang iyong personal na pananalapi.
