Start in Tagalog

Start in Tagalog is translated as “Simula” for the noun form or “Magsimula” for the verb form, meaning the beginning or to begin something. This fundamental word is essential in Filipino conversations about initiating actions and marking beginnings. Learn the complete pronunciation guide, various meanings, synonyms, and practical examples of how “start” is used in Tagalog below.

[Words] = Start

[Definition]:

• Start /stɑːrt/
• Verb 1: To begin doing something or to cause something to begin.
• Verb 2: To set something in motion or operation.
• Noun 1: The point in time or space at which something begins.
• Noun 2: The beginning of an event, activity, or process.

[Synonyms] = Simula, Magsimula, Umpisa, Magsumpisa, Pasimula, Pagsisimula

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: Let’s start the meeting at 9 AM tomorrow.
Ex1_PH: Magsimula tayo ng pulong bukas ng 9 AM.

Ex2_EN: The start of the school year is always exciting for students.
Ex2_PH: Ang simula ng taon-eskwela ay laging nakakatuwa para sa mga mag-aaral.

Ex3_EN: She needs to start preparing for her exam next week.
Ex3_PH: Kailangan niyang magsimula ng paghahanda para sa kanyang exam sa susunod na linggo.

Ex4_EN: The car won’t start because the battery is dead.
Ex4_PH: Ang kotse ay hindi umaandar dahil patay na ang baterya.

Ex5_EN: From the start, I knew this project would be challenging.
Ex5_PH: Mula sa simula, alam ko nang mahirap ang proyektong ito.