resulta
resúlta with stress marks
result
Usage Note
Resulta is a Spanish loanword used in both formal and conversational Tagalog to refer to outcomes of events, decisions, or processes. Commonly heard in news reporting and academic contexts, it covers everything from exam results to election outcomes.
Examples
" Maganda ang resulta. "
Natural Translation
The result is good.
Literal Translation
Good the result.
" Ano ang resulta ng iyong pagsusulit? "
Natural Translation
What is the result of your exam?
Literal Translation
What the result of your exam?
" Kahit pinaghirapan namin ang proyekto, hindi pa rin namin alam kung ano ang magiging resulta nito. "
Natural Translation
Even though we worked hard on the project, we still don't know what its result will be.
Literal Translation
Even-though worked-hard we the project, not still we know if what the will-become result of-it.
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