Traveller in Tagalog

“Traveller” in Tagalog is “manlalakbay” or “biyahero”. This term refers to a person who travels or is traveling, whether for adventure, business, or exploration. Let’s delve into the various meanings and uses of this word in Filipino context.

Definition:

• Traveller /ˈtrævələr/
• Noun 1: A person who is traveling or who travels frequently.
• Noun 2: A person who travels from place to place, especially as a way of life.
• Noun 3: A sales representative who travels to different locations to sell products.

Synonyms: Manlalakbay, Biyahero, Turista, Maglalakbay, Pasyante, Dalakbay

Examples:

• English: As an experienced traveller, she knows how to pack light and efficiently for any trip.
• Tagalog: Bilang isang may karanasang manlalakbay, alam niya kung paano mag-impake nang magaan at mahusay para sa anumang biyahe.

• English: The traveller shared amazing stories about his adventures in the mountains of Cordillera.
• Tagalog: Ang biyahero ay nagbahagi ng mga kahanga-hangang kuwento tungkol sa kanyang mga pakikipagsapalaran sa kabundukan ng Cordillera.

• English: Every traveller must prepare necessary documents before going to another country.
• Tagalog: Bawat manlalakbay ay dapat maghanda ng kinakailangang mga dokumento bago pumunta sa ibang bansa.

• English: The hotel offers special discounts for frequent travellers and business guests.
• Tagalog: Ang hotel ay nag-aalok ng mga espesyal na diskwento para sa mga madalas na biyahero at mga bisitang negosyante.

• English: A solo traveller needs to be more careful and aware of their surroundings at all times.
• Tagalog: Ang isang mag-isang manlalakbay ay kailangang maging mas maingat at mulat sa kanilang kapaligiran sa lahat ng oras.