relihiyon
relihiyón with stress marks
religion
Usage Note
Relihiyon is the standard term used when discussing spiritual beliefs or institutional faith. It is a central topic in Filipino culture and daily life, reflecting the country's deep Catholic roots and diverse spiritual landscape.
Examples
" Ano ang relihiyon mo? "
Natural Translation
What is your religion?
Literal Translation
What the religion your?
" Respetuhin natin ang bawat relihiyon. "
Natural Translation
Let us respect every religion.
Literal Translation
Respect we the each religion.
" Sa ating bansa, malaki ang impluwensya ng relihiyon sa kultura, pulitika, at sa pang-araw-araw na buhay ng tao. "
Natural Translation
In our country, religion has a great influence on culture, politics, and people's everyday life.
Literal Translation
In our country, big the influence of religion on culture, politics, and on everyday linker life of person.
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