kalendaryo
kalendáryo with stress marks
calendar
Usage Note
Kalendaryo is the standard term for both physical and digital calendars used to track dates and schedules. While it remains the preferred term in formal contexts, the English word 'calendar' is also very common in casual daily conversation.
Examples
" Nasa pader ang kalendaryo. "
Natural Translation
The calendar is on the wall.
Literal Translation
On the wall the calendar.
" Tumingin ka sa kalendaryo. "
Natural Translation
Look at the calendar.
Literal Translation
Look you at the calendar.
" Tinitingnan ko muna ang kalendaryo bago ako pumayag sa anumang bagong pulong sa susunod na linggo. "
Natural Translation
I check the calendar first before I agree to any new meeting next week.
Literal Translation
Check I first the calendar before I agree to any new meeting on next week.
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