langit
lángit with stress marks
heaven; sky
Usage Note
Langit refers to both the physical sky and the spiritual concept of heaven. It is also commonly used idiomatically to describe a state of supreme bliss or happiness.
Examples
" Bughaw ang langit ngayon. "
Natural Translation
The sky is blue today.
Literal Translation
Blue the sky now.
" Ang mga anghel ay nasa langit. "
Natural Translation
The angels are in heaven.
Literal Translation
The angels are in heaven.
" Para akong nasa langit nang yakapin niya ako matapos ang ilang taong hindi kami nagkita. "
Natural Translation
I felt like I was in heaven when she hugged me after several years of not seeing each other.
Literal Translation
Like I-was in heaven when hugged she me after the several year that not we saw-each-other.
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