asosasyon
asosasyón with stress marks
association
Usage Note
Asosasyon refers to a formal organization or group of people united by a common interest or purpose, as well as the psychological concept of association (connecting ideas). In the Philippines, asosasyon is frequently used for neighborhood associations (homeowners' association), trade groups, and civic organizations. It is standard terminology in official documents and community governance.
Examples
" Miyembro ako ng asosasyon. "
Natural Translation
I am a member of the association.
Literal Translation
Member I of-the association.
" Ang asosasyon ng mga magsasaka ay nagpetisyon sa gobyerno para sa mas mababang buwis. "
Natural Translation
The farmers' association petitioned the government for lower taxes.
Literal Translation
The association of-the farmers petitioned to-the government for lower taxes.
" Nagpulong ang asosasyon ng mga may-ari ng bahay upang pag-usapan kung paano gagamitin ang pondong nalikom mula sa taunang kontribusyon. "
Natural Translation
The homeowners' association met to discuss how to use the funds collected from the annual contributions.
Literal Translation
Met the association of-the owners of house to discuss how will-use the funds collected from the annual contribution.
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