subhetibo
subhetíbo with stress marks
subjective
Usage Note
Subhetibo is borrowed from English 'subjective' and is used in academic, philosophical, and everyday contexts to describe something based on personal opinion rather than fact. It is frequently contrasted with obhetibo (objective) in debates and classroom discussions.
Examples
" Subhetibo ang sagot mo. "
Natural Translation
Your answer is subjective.
Literal Translation
Subjective the answer your.
" Subhetibo ang kanyang opinyon. "
Natural Translation
His/her opinion is subjective.
Literal Translation
Subjective the his/her opinion.
" Bagaman subhetibo ang kanyang pagtingin sa pelikula, may katwiran pa rin ang ilan sa kanyang mga puna. "
Natural Translation
Although his view of the film is subjective, some of his remarks still have merit.
Literal Translation
Although subjective the his view to film, has reason still the some of his remarks.
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