biyahe
biyáhe with stress marks
trip; journey
Usage Note
Biyahe is frequently used to describe both short daily commutes and long-distance travels. It also carries a metaphorical sense of "experience" or "time spent" in a particular state or activity.
Examples
" Mahaba ang biyahe namin. "
Natural Translation
Our trip was long.
Literal Translation
Long the trip our.
" Masaya ang aming biyahe sa Baguio. "
Natural Translation
Our trip to Baguio was fun.
Literal Translation
Happy the our trip to Baguio.
" Kahit pagod kami pagkatapos ng mahabang biyahe, sulit na sulit dahil ang ganda ng tanawin sa probinsya. "
Natural Translation
Even though we were tired after the long trip, it was completely worth it because the scenery in the province was beautiful.
Literal Translation
Even tired we after the long trip, worth very because the beauty of view in province.
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