garantiya
garantíya with stress marks
guarantee
Usage Note
Garantiya comes from Spanish garantía and refers to a warranty, assurance, or pledge in legal, commercial, and everyday contexts. It is a standard term in consumer transactions and contracts, and is also used figuratively to express certainty about an outcome.
Examples
" May garantiya ang produkto. "
Natural Translation
The product has a warranty.
Literal Translation
Has warranty the product.
" May garantiya ba ang produktong ito kung may depekto? "
Natural Translation
Does this product have a warranty if there is a defect?
Literal Translation
Has warranty whether the product this if has defect?
" Walang garantiya na uulan bukas, kaya mas mabuting magdala ka na rin ng payong. "
Natural Translation
There's no guarantee that it will rain tomorrow, so it's better that you bring an umbrella too.
Literal Translation
No guarantee that will-rain tomorrow, so more better to-bring you also of umbrella.
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