eksistensiyalismo
eksistensiyalísmo with stress marks
existentialism
Usage Note
Eksistensiyalismo is a philosophical term used primarily in academic and intellectual discussions, entering Filipino vocabulary through Spanish-influenced education. It is most commonly encountered in philosophy and literature courses at Philippine universities.
Examples
" Pinag-aralan namin ang eksistensiyalismo. "
Natural Translation
We studied existentialism.
Literal Translation
Studied we the existentialism.
" Tinalakay nila ang eksistensiyalismo sa klase ng pilosopiya. "
Natural Translation
They discussed existentialism in the philosophy class.
Literal Translation
Discussed by-them the existentialism in-the class of philosophy.
" Ipinaliwanag ng propesor na ang eksistensiyalismo ay nakatuon sa kalayaan at pananagutan ng tao sa kanyang mga pinili. "
Natural Translation
The professor explained that existentialism focuses on human freedom and the person's responsibility for his choices.
Literal Translation
Explained the professor that the existentialism focused on freedom and responsibility of person in his plural choice.
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