Kampante In English: Tagalog-English Translations

What Is Kampante In English? (Answers)

KAMPANTE 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 “kampante”, a Tagalog word derived from the Spanish word “campante”.

Kamapante is a tagalog word that came from the Spanish word “campante”. It describes a person who is relaxed or unconcerned.
However, based on different contexts, it’s meaning could change from confident to cocky.

Here are some example sentences:

1. Dahil buong gabi siyang nag-aral, kampante si Peter na magiging mataas grado niya sa exam bukas.
2. Huwag kang maging kampante sa kalaban mo.
3. Kampante ka eh, kaya ka natalo ng kalaban.
4. Hindi importante ang pang labas na imahe, dapat maging kampante ka lamang sa kakayahan mo.
5. Kampante ang doktor na magagamot niya ang sakit ni Agnes.

In English, the sentences could be translated as:

1. Because he studied all night, Peter was confident that he could get a high grade in tomorrow’s exams.
2. Don’t get too cocky against your opponent.
3. You were too complacent! That’s why you lost to your opponent.
4. Your outside looks are not important, what matters is that you have your self-confidence.
5. The doctor was self-assured that he could cure Agnes’ condition.

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