direksyon
direksyón with stress marks
direction
Usage Note
Direksyon is commonly used when asking for navigation or providing instructions to a destination, but it can also refer to the guidance or management of a task. It is a versatile word used both in daily travel and professional settings.
Examples
" Tama ang direksyon natin. "
Natural Translation
Our direction is correct.
Literal Translation
Correct the direction our.
" Anong direksyon ang pupuntahan mo? "
Natural Translation
What direction are you going?
Literal Translation
What direction that you will go?
" Naligaw kami dahil mali ang direksyon na ibinigay ng tao kaya umikot pa kami nang matagal bago makarating. "
Natural Translation
We got lost because the direction the person gave was wrong, so we went around for a long time before arriving.
Literal Translation
Got-lost we because wrong the direction that given by-the person so went-around still we for long before arrive.
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