serye
sérye with stress marks
a series or chain
Usage Note
Serye comes from Spanish serie and is commonly used for TV series, a series of events, or a product line. The portmanteau teleserye — combining telebisyon and serye — names the beloved Filipino soap opera genre that is a cornerstone of local entertainment culture.
Examples
" Gusto ko ang seryeng ito. "
Natural Translation
I like this series.
Literal Translation
Like I the series this.
" Panood kami ng bagong serye sa telebisyon tuwing gabi. "
Natural Translation
We watch the new TV series every evening.
Literal Translation
Watch we the new series on-the television every evening.
" Naging usap-usapan ang bagong serye dahil sa nakakaakit na kuwento at magagaling na mga artista. "
Natural Translation
The new series became the talk of the town because of its gripping story and talented actors.
Literal Translation
Became talk-of-the-town the new series because of the captivating story and skilled the actors.
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