Counterpart of Maalat in English & Sample Sentences
MAALAT IN ENGLISH – Here is a guide on the English counterpart of the word “maalat”.
In this article, we will review the meaning of the word “maalat”. We will also discover its counterpart in the English language.
What is “maalat”?
Based on Cambridge English Dictionary, maalat is a Tagalog term that refers to the taste of the food with too much salt or already tasting like salt.
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What is “maalat” in English?
After knowing about the exact meaning of the word, surely many of us want to know the English translation of the word maalat.
Maalat in English = “Salty”
Mga halimbawa ng mga pangungusap na gumagamit ng salitang maalat:
1. Maalat ang ulam nila kaya hindi masyadong nakakain ang mga bata ng tanghalian.
2. Huwag mong lalagyan ng maraming asin dahil ayaw na ayaw ni Carlos ang maalat na pagkain.
3. Hinding-hindi na raw kakain ulit si Adrian sa karinderya sa may kanta dahil maalat lahat ng luto nila.
4. Gaano karaming asin ba ang inilagay mo at masyadong maalat ‘tong niluto mo?
5. Napansin mo rin ba na halos lahat ng handa nila sa pagdiriwang ay pawang mga maaalat?
Examples of sentences using the word salty:
1. Frida likes the sweet and salty taste of the new Nestle ice cream.
2. The doctor advised Terrence to avoid eating salty food as these are not good for his kidney condition.
3. Did you notice that even though the food is very salty, Francis never complains at all?
4. The customers complained that the fried chicken and chopsuey served to them were both very salty.
5. How many pinch of salty should I put to avoid making it salty?
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