Magbaraha (en. To play cards)

mag-ba-ra-ha

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

verb

A verb representing the activity of playing with cards.

We want to play cards under the stars at night.

Nais naming magbaraha sa ilalim ng mga bituin sa gabi.

The action of dealing or picking up cards in a game.

Every Saturday, we ride our bikes after playing cards.

Tuwing Sabado, nagba-bicicle kami pagkatapos magbaraha.

The word 'baraha' comes from the Spanish word 'baraja', which refers to the cards used in games.

Let's play cards!

An invitation to play cards.

Magbaraha tayo!

cards

The cards used in playing games, which can come in various types such as playing cards.

baraha

To lie or pretend that something is not true.

Why would you lie, when we all know there's no class today?

Bakit ka magbabarahe, eh alam naman nating walang pasok ngayon?

To be straightforward or give a direct answer.

In the interview, you really need to be straightforward to get that position.

Sa interview, kailangan mo talagang magbaraha para makuha 'yung posisyon.

To be assertive or not be afraid to express one's feelings.

When you talk, be assertive so he knows how you really feel.

Kapag nag-usap na kayo, magbaraha ka na para malaman niya ang tunay mong nararamdaman.