musikolohiya
musikolohíya with stress marks
musicology
Usage Note
Musikolohiya is the academic discipline that studies music as a cultural, historical, and theoretical phenomenon. It is used in university settings and formal arts scholarship, and the Philippines has a growing academic music community where the term appears in curricula and research.
Examples
" Mahirap ang musikolohiya. "
Natural Translation
Musicology is difficult.
Literal Translation
Difficult the musicology.
" Nag-aaral siya ng musikolohiya sa unibersidad upang mas maunawaan ang musika. "
Natural Translation
He/She is studying musicology at the university to better understand music.
Literal Translation
Studying he/she of musicology at university in-order more to-understand the music.
" Kung gusto mong maunawaan ang kasaysayan ng tunog, dapat mong pag-aralan ang musikolohiya nang may tiyaga at pasensya. "
Natural Translation
If you want to understand the history of sound, you should study musicology with diligence and patience.
Literal Translation
If want you to-understand the history of sound, should you study the musicology with diligence and patience.
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