Eid Mubarak
Eid Mubarak is the Tagalog way to say "eid mubarak".
Meaning: eid mubarak (phrase)
Did you know?
- In the Philippines, the greeting is often accompanied by the tradition of 'pagmamano', where younger people take the hand of an elder and press it to their forehead as a sign of respect.
- In some Philippine provinces, the celebration of 'Eid' is marked by the sounds of the 'kulintang', a set of traditional gong instruments.
- During celebrations of this phrase, many Filipinos celebrate with 'handaan', which refers to a massive feast shared with the entire community, regardless of religious background.
Examples in context
- Maligayang pagdiriwang ng Eid!Happy Eid celebration!
- Magandang Eid al-Fitr!Have a beautiful Eid al-Fitr!
- Maligayang pagdiriwang ng Eid sa inyong lahat!Happy Eid celebration to all of you!
- Eid Mubarak sa inyong lahat.Eid Mubarak to you all.
- Gusto ko lang sabihing Eid Mubarak.I just want to say Eid Mubarak.
- Eid Mubarak, kaibigan!Eid Mubarak, friend!
Example conversation
Maria greets her coworker Juan during the holiday.
- MariaEid Mubarak, Juan!Eid Mubarak, Juan!
- JuanSalamat, Maria! Eid Mubarak din sa iyo.Thank you, Maria! Eid Mubarak to you too.
- MariaMag-eenjoy ba kayo sa selebrasyon?Will you enjoy the celebration?
- JuanOo, excited na kaming magkasama-sama.Yes, we are excited to be together.
