realistiko
realistíko with stress marks
realistic
Usage Note
Realistiko is adapted from English 'realistic' and describes goals, expectations, or portrayals that are grounded in what is actually achievable or true. It is frequently heard in career counseling, project planning, and motivational contexts.
Examples
" Realistiko ang aking plano. "
Natural Translation
My plan is realistic.
Literal Translation
Realistic the my plan.
" Kailangan maging realistiko ang iyong mga layunin sa buhay. "
Natural Translation
Your goals in life need to be realistic.
Literal Translation
Need be realistic the your plural goals in life.
" Bago ka mangarap nang malaki, mahalagang magtakda ka muna ng mga realistiko at abot-kayang layunin. "
Natural Translation
Before you dream big, it is important to first set realistic and attainable goals.
Literal Translation
Before you will-dream big, important set you first of plural realistic and attainable goal.
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