konklusyon
konklusyón with stress marks
conclusion
Usage Note
Konklusyon is a Spanish loanword (from conclusión) used in academic, logical, and everyday contexts to indicate the end result or final judgment of a process or argument. It is a standard term in essay writing and debates taught in Philippine schools.
Examples
" Ano ang konklusyon mo? "
Natural Translation
What is your conclusion?
Literal Translation
What the conclusion your?
" Ano ang konklusyon ng iyong pananaliksik? "
Natural Translation
What is the conclusion of your research?
Literal Translation
What the conclusion of-the your research?
" Pagkatapos ng mahabang talakayan, narating ng pangkat ang konklusyon na kailangan nilang baguhin ang buong plano. "
Natural Translation
After a long discussion, the group reached the conclusion that they needed to change the entire plan.
Literal Translation
After of-the long discussion, reached by-the group the conclusion that need they-to change the whole plan.
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