What Is “Incentive” In Tagalog? (Answers)
INCENTIVE IN TAGALOG – There are several Filipino words that don’t have a direct translation in English, that’s why we need context in order to fully translate them.
This article will teach you about the Tagalog translation of the word “incentive” based on context.
What is “incentive”?
“Incentive” is an English term that refers to a thing that encourages or motivates one to do something. It also refers to payment or concession to stimulate greater investment or output.
What is “incentive” in Tagalog?
“Incentive” can be directly translated as “insentibo”. Some synonyms of “incentive” in English are inducement, motivation, encouragement, impulse, and incitement.
Here are some example sentences:
- Points that can be used for purchases were a common incentive for new credit card owners.
- The government offered a tax incentive to parents who will adopt children with special needs in order to help cover the cost of the adoption process.
- Norma felt that she no longer has any incentive to worry about her looks now that she has a husband.
- The greatest incentive Raul had for losing weight was his desire to share a long and healthy life with his family.
- Workers needed to be given an incentive in order to improve their performance.
In Tagalog, these sentences could be translated as:
- Ang mga puntos na maaaring gamitin para sa mga pagbili ay isang karaniwang insentibo para sa mga bagong may-ari ng credit card.
- Nag-alok ang gobyerno ng insentibo sa tax para sa mga magulang na mag-aampon ng mga batang may espesyal na pangangailangan upang makatulong na mabayaran ang gastos sa proseso ng pag-aampon.
- Pakiramdam ni Norma ay wala na siyang insentibo na mag-alala sa kanyang hitsura ngayong may asawa na siya.
- Ang pinakamalaking insentibo kay Raul para sa pagbaba ng timbang ay ang kanyang pagnanais na ibahagi ang isang mahaba at malusog na buhay sa kanyang pamilya.
- Ang mga manggagawa ay kailangang bigyan ng insentibo upang mapabuti ang kanilang pagganap.
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