How to Say "Maybe" in Tagalog | SIGURO in English
How to say “maybe” or “probably” in Tagalog to express uncertainty or possibility? This easy Filipino language lesson unveils “Siguro,” the essential Tagalog word for conveying likelihoods, educated guesses, or mild doubt. You’ll learn its precise meaning, master correct usage with vital grammar tips, and explore abundant Tagalog example sentences (with implied English translations, consistent with previous topics) to help you speak natural Tagalog. Gain the confidence to articulate possibilities and uncertainties effectively in everyday Filipino conversations.
Watch this video to learn how to say “Maybe” or “Probably” in Tagalog using the word “siguro.” Check out practical Tagalog sentences with clear English translations to see how it’s naturally used to express uncertainty, possibility, or polite suggestions.
Maasim siguro ‘yan. (That’s probably sour.)
Sira siguro ang kalan. (Maybe the stove is broken.)
Bago siguro ang pantalon niya. (Maybe his pants are new.)
Tagarito siguro siya. (Maybe he’s from around here.)
Siguro uulan mamaya. (Maybe it will rain later.)
Siguro nasa trabaho pa siya. (Maybe he’s still at work.)
Hindi siguro kami makakaabot. (We might not make it.)
Siguro hindi na sia darating. (He’s probably not coming anymore.)
Siguro kailangan ko lang ng pahinga. (Maybe I just need some rest.)
Siguro magugustuhan niya ito. (She might like this.)
Puting kurtina na lang siguro ang ikakabit ko. (I’ll probably just put up white curtains.)
Siya siguro ang tumawag kanina. (Maybe it was him who called earlier.)
Kasya siguro sa akin ang polo mo. (Maybe your polo shirt will fit me.)
Nandoon siguro siya sa kabilang kuwarto. (Maybe she’s in the other office.)
Tulog siguro si Lola. (Maybe Grandma is asleep.)
Buni siguro ang nasa braso mo. (Maybe that’s ringworm on your arm.)
Siguro kailangan ko nang magpalit ng password. (Maybe I need to change my password.)
Siguro nasa drawer ‘yung malaking kutsilyo. (The big knife is probably in the drawer.)
Sarado siguro ang munisipyo. (Maybe the municipal hall is closed.)
Siguro nahulog lang sa likod ng sofa. (Maybe it just fell behind the sofa.)
Siguro hindi niya narinig dahil naka-earphone siya. (Maybe he didn’t hear it because he had earphones on.)
Siguro nasa toolbox ‘yung martilyo. (Maybe the hammer is in the toolbox.)
Siguro mas masarap kung lalagyan pa natin ng paminta. (It’ll probably taste better if we add some pepper.)
Nagkamali ka siguro. (Maybe you made a mistake.)
Wala siguro siya sa bahay. (Maybe she’s not home.)
Sira siguro ang bentilador. (Maybe the electric fan is broken.)
Mali siguro ang pagkakaintindi ko. (Maybe I misunderstood.)
Sa susunod na lang siguro. (Maybe next time.)
Hindi niya siguro nakita. (He probably didn’t see it.)
Nagbago siguro sila ng plano. (They probably changed plans.)
Nasa trabaho pa siguro sila. (They’re probably still at work.)
Maganda naman siguro ang intensiyon niya. (He probably meant well.)
Kumakain pa siguro siya. (Maybe he’s still eating.)
Sarado pa siguro sila. (They’re probably still closed.)
Hindi niya siguro napansin. (He probably didn’t notice.)
Siguro dapat natin silang paalalahanan. (Maybe we should remind them.)
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