What Is Reklamo In English? (Answer)
REKLAMO IN ENGLISH – There are several Filipino words that do not have a direct translation in English, that’s why we need context to fully translate them.
In this article, we are going to take a look at the Tagalog word “Reklamo” and its translation in English.
Reklamo means either “complain” or “report” depending on the context. Here are some examples:
- Huwag ka ng mag reklamo, mag trabaho ka na.
- Dahil sa aksidente, sumampa sila ng reklamo sa police.
In English these could be translated as:
- Don’t complain, just do your job.
- Because of the accident, they reported a complaint to the police.
Depending on the prefix and postfix, the word could also take a different meaning.
For example:
- Reklamador = complainer
- Mareklamo = easy to complain
- Nagrereklamo = complaining
Here are some more examples:
- Ayaw kong magreklamo, pero pagod na ako.
- Mareklamo talaga si Peter.
- Pumunta sa police ang ina na nagrereklamo ng kanyang asawa.
These sentences could be translated as:
- I don’t want to complain, but I’m really tired.
- Peter complains easily.
- The mother went to the police to file a complaint against her husband.
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