Spoken in Tagalog

Spoken in Tagalog translates to “Sinabi” or “Sinalita”, referring to words or language that have been uttered verbally or expressed through speech. This term describes communication delivered orally rather than in written form.

Understanding “spoken” in Filipino context helps distinguish between oral and written communication, from spoken agreements to spoken languages. Explore how this word is used in various contexts of verbal expression.

[Words] = Spoken

[Definition]:

• Spoken /ˈspoʊkən/
• Adjective 1: Past participle of speak; expressed in speech rather than writing.
• Adjective 2: Used to describe a particular manner of speaking or a language used orally.
• Adjective 3: Having a specified manner or quality of speech.

[Synonyms] = Sinabi, Sinalita, Binigkas, Nagsalita, Pasalita, Oral, Verbal, Tinuran

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: English is the most widely spoken language in the business world.
Ex1_PH: Ang Ingles ay ang pinakamalawak na ginagamit na wika sa mundo ng negosyo.

Ex2_EN: The agreement was spoken but never put in writing.
Ex2_PH: Ang kasunduan ay sinabi lamang ngunit hindi kailanman naisulat.

Ex3_EN: She is soft-spoken and always speaks with kindness.
Ex3_PH: Siya ay banayad magsalita at laging nagsasalita nang may kabaitan.

Ex4_EN: The words spoken during the ceremony were very meaningful.
Ex4_PH: Ang mga salitang binigkas sa seremonya ay napakahulogan.

Ex5_EN: Many indigenous spoken languages are in danger of disappearing.
Ex5_PH: Maraming katutubong sinasalitang wika ang nasa panganib na mawala.