Daniel
/danˈjel/masculine
The English name Daniel is translated into Filipino as Daniel.
Daniel is a masculine given name used in Filipino.
Meaning: male given name (name)
How do you pronounce it?
/danˈjel/
Did you know?
- In some traditional Filipino households, names like Daniel may be shortened to a nickname like Dan-Dan to show endearment.
- In the Philippines, it is common to see the name Daniel paired with a Spanish middle name or surname due to three centuries of Spanish colonial influence.
- A person named Daniel might be addressed as Kuya Daniel by younger people to show respect, even in casual settings.
Examples in context
- Gumagawa ng pulburon si Daniel.Daniel makes shortbreads.This sentence shows the subject Daniel performing an action.Tatoeba #5077283 by nonong, translation #7633049 by mervert1
- Gumagawa ng buko dyus si Daniel.Daniel is making coconut juice.Tatoeba #5077291 by nonong, translation #5296496 by katalex
- Gumagawa ng ubeng keyk si Daniel.Daniel is making ube cake.Tatoeba #5077297 by nonong, translation #5296490 by katalex
- Ako po si Daniel. Salamat sa pagkakataon na makilala kayo.I am Daniel. Thank you for the opportunity to meet you.
- Salamat po, Daniel, sa inyong kontribusyon sa proyektong ito.Thank you, Daniel, for your contribution to this project.
- Sabi ni Dan, pupunta siya sa party mamaya.Dan said that he will attend the party later.
- 11 more sentences on Tatoeba
Example conversation
Patricia is asking Ricardo about a mutual friend.
- PatriciaNakita mo ba si Daniel kanina?Did you see Daniel earlier?
- RicardoHindi, wala siya rito ngayon.No, he is not here right now.
- PatriciaKailan babalik si Daniel?When will Daniel come back?
- RicardoBukas na siya darating.He will arrive tomorrow.
Sources
- Wiktionary, “daniel” translations and entries Daniel, CC BY-SA 4.0, dump of 2026-09-26.
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
