Akala Tagalog Word
Learn "akala," a Tagalog word for "thought" or "assumption," expressing beliefs or perceptions that may or may not be accurate in various contexts.
The Tagalog word "akala" refers to a thought, assumption, or belief, often implying that the assumption is incorrect or uncertain. It is used when someone forms a conclusion or belief about something, which may later be wrong. For example, "Akala ko tapos na" means "I thought it was finished."
"Akala" is commonly used to express mistaken beliefs or misunderstandings. It often emphasizes a contrast between what was assumed and what is true. For instance, in the sentence "Akala ko may pasok ngayon" (I thought there was work/school today), "akala" highlights that the initial belief was incorrect.
In conversations, "akala" can also convey surprise or realization when something contradicts a previous assumption. Its use adds depth to personal reflections or narratives about mistaken assumptions, making it a key part of storytelling and everyday communication in Tagalog.
" It often emphasizes a contrast between what was assumed and what is true. "
Akala Word Details
- Parts of Speech: Noun
- Hyphenation: a-ka-la
- Baybayin: ᜀᜃᜎ
- Pronunciation: ah-kah-lah
- Intl. Phonetic Alphabet: aˈkala
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