Counterpart of Dagsa in English & Sample Sentences
DAGSA IN ENGLISH – Are you looking for the English translation of the term “dagsa”? Here’s its English counterpart.
Undeniably, a lot of people are doubtful when it comes to the translations of certain Tagalog words in English. In this article, we will review the meaning of the term “dagsa”. We will also discover its counterpart in the English language.
What is “dagsa”?
Dagsa is a Tagalog term that describes the huge number of people, animals, or things in a certain area. It is like a gathering. Usually, it is used in reference to the presence of a lot of individuals with a common purpose for being in a place.
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What is “dagsa” in English?
After knowing about the exact meaning of the word, surely many of us want to know not only the English translation of the word dagsa but also some examples of sentences using it.
Dagsa in English = Crowd / Rampant
Mga halimbawa ng mga pangungusap na gumagamit ng salitang dagsa:
1. Dagsa ang mga tao sa parke ngayon dahil maraming paninda sapagkat malapit na ang pista.
2. Sa tingin mo dagsa pa rin kaya ang mga mamimili sa lugar na ito kahit pagkatapos ng Pasko?
3. Dagsa ang isa sa palengke ngayon dahil maraming huli kahapon.
4. Pinalalahanan ni Diego sina Martina at Luisa na umiwas na muna sa mga lugar na dagsa ang mga tao.
5. Sa tingin mo sa dagsa ng tao rito ngayon mapapansin kaya tayo ni John Lloyd?
Examples of sentences using the terms crowd and rampant:
1. Amid the crowd, Louie is looking for Lia as he really wants to see her.
2. Did you remind the crowd to wear face masks and observe social distancing?
3. Nicholo knows that the crowd outside their residence will surely shock his mother so he did not allow her to go out of their house.
4. The apples are rampant nowadays because of the season.
5. Do you think the prices of fish will go down because it is rampant now?
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