Thousand in Tagalog
“Thousand” in Tagalog is translated as “libo” or “sanglibo” (one thousand). This numerical term is fundamental in Filipino for counting large quantities, discussing money, populations, distances, and various measurements in daily life.
Learning how to use “thousand” in Tagalog context will enhance your ability to discuss numbers and quantities accurately. Let’s explore its various applications below.
[Words] = Thousand
[Definition]
- Thousand /ˈθaʊzənd/
- Noun: The number equivalent to the product of a hundred and ten; 1,000
- Determiner: Used to indicate a large but unspecified number or amount
- Cardinal number: The number 1,000
[Synonyms] = Libo, Sanglibo, Libu, Libong, Isang libo
[Example]
- Ex1_EN: The concert attracted more than ten thousand people.
- Ex1_PH: Ang konsiyerto ay nakaakit ng mahigit sampung libo na tao.
- Ex2_EN: This laptop costs twenty thousand pesos.
- Ex2_PH: Ang laptop na ito ay nagkakahalaga ng dalawampung libong piso.
- Ex3_EN: A thousand thanks for your help with the project.
- Ex3_PH: Isang libong pasasalamat sa iyong tulong sa proyekto.
- Ex4_EN: The city has a population of over five hundred thousand residents.
- Ex4_PH: Ang lungsod ay may populasyon na mahigit limang daang libong residente.
- Ex5_EN: I’ve told you a thousand times to clean your room.
- Ex5_PH: Sinabi ko sa iyo nang isang libong beses na linisin ang iyong kwarto.
