blusa
blúsa with stress marks
blouse
Usage Note
Blusa is the standard term for a woman's top or shirt, commonly used when describing office attire or school uniforms. It covers a range of styles from casual blouses to more formal wear.
Examples
" Puti ang blusa ko. "
Natural Translation
My blouse is white.
Literal Translation
White the blouse my.
" Bago ang blusa ni Maria. "
Natural Translation
Maria's blouse is new.
Literal Translation
New the blouse of Maria.
" Binili niya ang pulang blusa kahit medyo masikip ito sa kanya. "
Natural Translation
She bought the red blouse even though it was a bit tight on her.
Literal Translation
Bought she the red blouse even-though somewhat tight it on her.
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