How to Say “Sandwich” in Tagalog

sandwich
The Tagalog word for sandwich is sandwich.
Meaning: dish (noun)

Did you know?

  • A common local variation of a sandwich is the palaman, which refers specifically to the filling or spread rather than the bread.
  • In many Filipino households, the concept of a 'sandwich' is often associated with 'baon', which refers to a packed meal taken to school or work.
  • If you are looking for a sandwich in a traditional Filipino market, you are more likely to find 'pandesal', a local bread roll, than a western-style 'sandwich'.

Examples in context

  • Gusto ko ng sandwich.
    I want a sandwich.
  • Bumili ako ng sandwich sa kanto.
    I bought a sandwich at the corner.

Example conversation

Maria and Mark are having a quick lunch at home.

  1. Maria

    Mark, may sandwich ka ba?
    Mark, do you have a sandwich?
  2. Mark

    Oo, heto ang sandwich para sa iyo.
    Yes, here is a sandwich for you.
  3. Maria

    Salamat, mukhang masarap ang sandwich na ito.
    Thanks, this sandwich looks delicious.
  4. Mark

    Kumain ka na, Maria.
    Go ahead and eat, Maria.
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