Tagalog Travel Vocabulary
Here are Tagalog words for travel to start with: paliparan (airport), pumarito (come), pumunta (go), hotel (hotel). Below are 64 words (A1–C1) with their English translations and part of speech, across 8 themed lists.
Here are Tagalog words for travel to start with: paliparan (airport), pumarito (come), pumunta (go), hotel (hotel). Below are 64 words (A1–C1) with their English translations and part of speech, across 8 themed lists.
| English | Tagalog | Type | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| airport | paliparan | noun | A1 |
| come | pumarito | verb | A1 |
| go | pumunta | verb | A1 |
| hotel | hotel | noun | A1 |
| shop | tindahan | noun | A1 |
| taxi | taxi | noun | A1 |
| ticket | tiket | noun | A1 |
| tour | paglilibot | noun | A2 |
| English | Tagalog | Type | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| beach | dalampasigan | noun | A1 |
| bridge | tulay | noun | A1 |
| island | isla | noun | A1 |
| street | kalye | noun | A1 |
| guidebook | aklat-gabay | noun | A2 |
| journey | paglalakbay | noun | A2 |
| passage | daanan | noun | A2 |
| road | kalsada | noun | A2 |
| English | Tagalog | Type | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| city | lungsod | noun | A1 |
| adventure | pakikipagsapalaran | noun | A2 |
| park | parke | noun | A2 |
| stadium | estadyum | noun | A2 |
| arrival | pagdating | noun | B1 |
| backpack | backpack | noun | B1 |
| check-in | check-in | noun | B1 |
| exploration | paggalugad | noun | B1 |
| English | Tagalog | Type | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| palace | palasyo | noun | A1 |
| castle | kastilyo | noun | A2 |
| pyramid | piramide | noun | A2 |
| chapel | kapilya | noun | B1 |
| colosseum | Koliseo | noun | B1 |
| fortress | kuta | noun | B1 |
| monument | monumento | noun | B1 |
| ruins | guho | noun | B1 |
| English | Tagalog | Type | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| apartment | apartment | noun | A2 |
| bungalow | bungalow | noun | B1 |
| campsite | lugar ng kamping | noun | B1 |
| guesthouse | bahay-panuluyan | noun | B1 |
| inn | inn | noun | B1 |
| lodge | lodge | noun | B1 |
| resort | resort | noun | B1 |
| villa | villa | noun | B2 |
| English | Tagalog | Type | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| to arrive | dumating | verb | A2 |
| to board | sumakay | verb | A2 |
| to book | mag-book | verb | A2 |
| to cancel | kanselahin | verb | A2 |
| to check in | mag-check in | verb | A2 |
| to check out | mag-check out | verb | A2 |
| to land | lumapag | verb | A2 |
| to reserve | magpareserba | verb | A2 |
| English | Tagalog | Type | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| checkpoint | checkpoint | noun | B2 |
| deportation | deportasyon | noun | B2 |
| frontier | hangganan | noun | B2 |
| residence | paninirahan | noun | B2 |
| transit visa | transit visa | noun | B2 |
| vaccination certificate | sertipiko ng pagbabakuna | noun | B2 |
| work permit | work permit | noun | B2 |
| naturalization | naturalisasyon | noun | C1 |
| English | Tagalog | Type | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| custom | kaugalian | noun | A2 |
| tradition | tradisyon | noun | A2 |
| bow | yumuko | noun | B1 |
| handshake | pakikipagkamay | noun | B1 |
| respect | paggalang | noun | B1 |
| tipping | pagbibigay ng tip | noun | B1 |
| bargaining | pagtawad | noun | B2 |
| etiquette | tuntunin ng magandang asal | noun | B2 |
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