lengguwahe
lengguwáhe with stress marks
language; vernacular
Usage Note
Lengguwahe is derived from Spanish 'lenguaje' and refers to language as a system of communication or to a particular vernacular. It is used in linguistic, educational, and cultural discussions, though 'wika' is more prevalent in contemporary formal usage.
Examples
" Bago ang lengguwahe nila. "
Natural Translation
Their language is new.
Literal Translation
New the language their.
" Gusto ko ang lengguwahe mo. "
Natural Translation
I like your language.
Literal Translation
Like I the language your.
" Mahalagang pag-aralan ang lengguwahe ng bawat rehiyon upang mas maunawaan ang kanilang kultura at kasaysayan. "
Natural Translation
It is important to study the language of each region in order to better understand their culture and history.
Literal Translation
Important to-study the language of-each region to more understand their culture and history.
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