What Is “Suka” In English? (Answers)
SUKA IN ENGLISH – There are several English words that do not have a direct translation in Tagalog, that’s why we need context to fully translate them.
In this article, we are going to talk about the English translation of the word “Suka” based on context.
Suka could mean a variety of things. In terms of cooking, it is translated as “Vinegar”. It could also be used to describe a person who has a foul smell while sweating “amoy-suka”.
Sometimes, it could also be used to describe “vomit”, “vomiting” and the like. Here are some example sentences:
- Amoy-suka talaga si Peter kapag pinapawisan, kelan kaya siya matututong gumamit ng deodorant.
- Kailangan pa ng konting suka ang aking niluto para maging masarap.
- Na susuka na talaga ako sa korupsyon ng gobyerno natin.
- May natira pa bang suka sa cabinet?
- Sumuka si Penny dahil sa sobrang pag-inom ng alak.
In English, these sentences could be translated as:
- Peter really has a bad musty smell when he sweats, when will he learn to use deodorant?
- My dish still needs a bit more vinegar to make it tasty.
- The corruption in our government makes me want to vomit (makes me sick).
- Is there still any vinegar left in the cabinet?
- Penny vomited because of all the alcohol she drank.
For other English-Tagalog translations…
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