komunikasyon
komunikasyón with stress marks
communication
Usage Note
Komunikasyon is a Spanish loanword (from comunicación) used in formal and everyday contexts to refer to the exchange of information. It appears frequently in education, media, and professional settings, and names key government bodies like the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT).
Examples
" Mahalaga ang magandang komunikasyon. "
Natural Translation
Good communication is important.
Literal Translation
Important the good communication.
" Ang mahusay na komunikasyon ay mahalaga sa trabaho. "
Natural Translation
Good communication is important at work.
Literal Translation
The good communication is important in-the work.
" Madalas magkaroon ng away sa relasyon kapag walang sapat na komunikasyon sa pagitan ng magkapareha. "
Natural Translation
Conflicts often arise in a relationship when there isn't enough communication between the partners.
Literal Translation
Often have of conflict in relationship when no enough communication between of couple.
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