How to Say "Rarely" in Tagalog | BIHIRA in English

The Tagalog word “Bihira” is your key to accurately saying “rarely” or “seldom” in Filipino! This essential Tagalog lesson provides a comprehensive guide to understanding “Bihira’s” meaning and its vital grammar function as an adverb of frequency. Learn precisely how to use “Bihira” in everyday Filipino sentences to express infrequent actions or events. Our clear example sentences will demonstrate its natural placement and application in conversation. Perfect for beginner Tagalog learners looking to expand their conversational Filipino vocabulary, precisely describe occurrences, and improve their overall Tagalog fluency in expressing frequency.

Watch this video to learn how to say “Rarely” in Tagalog using the word “bihira.” See practical Tagalog example sentences with easy English translations to help you understand and use it naturally in conversation. Perfect for beginners or anyone who wants to speak Filipino confidently. Start using bihira in everyday conversations to describe uncommon events or actions today!

Bihira akong mag-gym. (I rarely go to the gym.)

Bihira kaming magkita. (We rarely see each other.)

Bihira siyang manigarilyo. (He rarely smokes.)

Bihira silang kumain sa labas. (They rarely eat out.)

Bihira akong makipag-usap sa mga kapitbahay ko. (I rarely talk to my neighbors.)

Bihirang ngumiti si Troy. (Troy seldom smiles.)

Bihirang maglinis ng bahay ang matandang babae. (The old woman rarely cleans the house.)

Bihira lumiban sa trabaho. (He rarely misses work.)

Bihirang magreklamo ang mga estudyante. (The students rarely complain.)

Bihira niya ako tawagan. (He rarely calls me.)

Bihira siyang magsuot ng itim. (She rarely wears black.)

Bihira akong makakita ng alakdan. (I rarely see scorpions.)

Bihirang magalit sa akin ang pinakamatalik kong kaibigan. (My best friend rarely gets angry at me.)

Bakit bihira tayong kumain ng alimasag? (Why do we rarely eat crab?)

Bihira kong makalimutan ang mga importanteng bagay. (I rarely forget important things.)

Bihira akong uminom ng gatas bago matulog. (I rarely drink milk before bed.)

Bihira ang matataas na gusali sa probinsiya. (Tall buildings are rare in the province.)

Bihira ang ganiyang pangalan. (Such a name is rare.)

Bihira kaming magtalo. (We rarely argue.)

Bihira akong mangumbida ng mga bisita sa bahay. (I rarely invite guests over.)

Bihirang mag-almusal sa umaga ang asawa ko. (My husband rarely eats breakfast in the morning.)

Bihirang magyelo ang lawa. (The lake rarely freezes over.)

Bihira kaming makaranas ng lindol dito. (We rarely have earthquakes here.)

Bihirang mag-Facebook ang mga magulang ko. (My parents rarely use Facebook.)

Bihira akong pumunta sa mga party. (I rarely go to parties.)

Bihira siyang magpakita ng emosyon. (He rarely shows emotion.)

Bihira siyang umiyak sa harap ng iba. (He rarely cries in front of others.)

Bihira akong maubusan ng pasensiya. (I rarely lose patience.)

Bihirang umulan sa Doha. (It rarely rains in Doha.)

Bihira kong isuot ang sapatos kong may mataas na takong. (I rarely wear my high-heeled shoes.)

Bihirang malasing si Matthew. (Matthew rarely gets drunk.)

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Bihira siyang humingi ng paumanhin. (He rarely apologizes.)

Bihirang humahalkhak ang tito ko. (My uncle rarely laughs out loud.)

Bakit bihira kang magtali ng buhok? ( Why do you rarely tie your hair?)

Bihira kong dalawin ang mga kamag-anak ko sa Japan. (I rarely visit my relatives in Japan.)

Bihira siyang sumakay sa pampublikong sasakyan. (She rarely takes public transportation.)

Bihira kong makaligtaan ang mga deadline sa trabaho. (I rarely miss deadlines at work.)

Bihira siyang umamin kapag nagkakamali siya. (He rarely admits when he’s wrong.)

Bihira akong malungkot kahit na nag-iisa ako. (I rarely feel sad even when I’m alone.)

Bihira kong iuwi sa bahay ang trabaho. (I rarely take work home.)

Bihira akong magselos. (I rarely feel jealous.)

Bihira ang mga ganitong pelikula. (Movies like this are rare.)

Bakit bihira kang magkurbata? (Why do you rarely wear a tie?)

Bihira ang trapik sa lugar na ‘to. (There’s rarely traffic in this area.)

Bihira kaming mangibang-bansa. (We rarely travel abroad.)

Bihira akong bumili ng mga bagong damit. (I rarely buy new clothes.)

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