Usage Note
Duweto is borrowed from Spanish/Italian dueto and refers to a musical performance by two singers or instrumentalists. It is a staple of Filipino entertainment culture, featured prominently in karaoke, OPM, and televised singing competitions.
Examples
" Kumanta sila ng duweto. "
Natural Translation
They sang a duet.
Literal Translation
Sang they a duet.
" Kumanta sila ng duweto sa entablado at nagwagi ng unang gantimpala. "
Natural Translation
They sang a duet on stage and won first prize.
Literal Translation
Sang they a duet on-the stage and won first prize.
" Tuwing pista, nag-aabang ang mga bisita sa duweto ng mag-asawang sikat sa buong baryo dahil sa magagandang boses nila. "
Natural Translation
Every fiesta, the guests look forward to the duet of the couple who are famous throughout the village because of their beautiful voices.
Literal Translation
Every fiesta, awaiting the guests the duet of the couple famous in whole village because of beautiful voices their.
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