aktibidad
aktibidád with stress marks
activity
Usage Note
Aktibidad comes from Spanish actividad and is used widely in educational, recreational, and organizational contexts. Teachers assign aktibidad in class and community groups plan aktibidad for events, making it a high-frequency term in Filipino school and civic life.
Examples
" May aktibidad kami sa eskwela. "
Natural Translation
We have an activity at school.
Literal Translation
Have activity we at school.
" Maraming aktibidad ang naka-iskedyul ngayong weekend. "
Natural Translation
There are many activities scheduled this weekend.
Literal Translation
Many activities are scheduled this weekend.
" Ipinagpaliban namin ang aktibidad sa labas dahil malakas ang ulan kanina, kaya naglaro na lang kami sa loob. "
Natural Translation
We postponed the outdoor activity because it rained hard earlier, so we just played indoors instead.
Literal Translation
Postponed we the activity at outside because strong the rain earlier, so played just we at inside.
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