What Is “Borrow” In Tagalog? (Answers)
BORROW IN TAGALOG – This article will teach you about the Tagalog translation of the word “borrow” based on the context of the sentence.
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.
What is “Borrow”?
“Borrow” is an English term that refers to taking and using something that belongs to someone with the intention of returning it.
What is “Borrow” in Tagalog?
“Borrow” can be directly translated as “hiramin”. The use of this word, however, may depend on the context of the sentence.
Here are some example sentences:
- Marco borrowed a large amount of money from Leah.
- Bea asked Ben if she could borrow his book.
- Angelo was advised by Carla not to borrow money from her friends.
- Betty asked Bob if she could borrow his bicycle.
- Carl knows that he shouldn’t have borrowed money from Ana.
In Tagalog, these sentences could be translated as:
- Malaking halaga ang hiniram ni Marco kay Leah.
- Tinanong ni Bea si Ben kung pwede niyang hiramin ang kanyang libro.
- Pinayuhan si Angelo ni Carla na huwag manghiram ng pera sa kanyang mga kaibigan.
- Tinanong ni Betty si Bob kung maaari niyang hiramin ang bisikleta niya.
- Alam ni Carl na hindi siya dapat nanghiram ng pera kay Ana.
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