oseanograpiya
oseanograpíya with stress marks
oceanography; study of the sea
Usage Note
Oseanograpiya is an academic and scientific term borrowed from English and used in university curricula and research institutions. Given the Philippines' vast maritime territory, oceanography is a significant field of study, particularly regarding coral reef systems and fisheries management.
Examples
" Gusto kong mag-aral ng oseanograpiya. "
Natural Translation
I want to study oceanography.
Literal Translation
Want I to-study of oceanography.
" Ang oseanograpiya ay isang kawili-wiling kurso sa kolehiyo. "
Natural Translation
Oceanography is an interesting course in college.
Literal Translation
The oceanography is one interesting course in college.
" Dahil napalibutan ng dagat ang ating bansa, mahalaga ang oseanograpiya sa pag-unawa at pangangalaga ng ating mga bahura ng koral. "
Natural Translation
Because our country is surrounded by sea, oceanography is important for understanding and protecting our coral reefs.
Literal Translation
Because surrounded by sea the our country, important the oceanography in understanding and protecting of our reefs of coral.
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