From root: sigla
Usage Note
Masigla is commonly used to describe a person's mood or the vibe of a celebration. For example, Masigla ang pagdiriwang means the celebration is lively.
Examples
" Masigla siya ngayong umaga. "
Natural Translation
She is full of energy this morning.
Literal Translation
Energetic she this morning.
" Masigla ang mga bata sa parke. "
Natural Translation
The children in the park are lively.
Literal Translation
Lively the children in the park.
" Kahit pagod na pagod sa trabaho, masigla pa ring sumasayaw ang lola tuwing may handaan sa amin. "
Natural Translation
Even though she's dead tired from work, Grandma still dances energetically whenever there's a feast at our place.
Literal Translation
Even though very tired from work, energetic still dancing the grandmother whenever there is feast at us.
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