How to Say “Shower” in Filipino

shower
The English loanword shower is used in Filipino to refer to a device for bathing.
In Filipino, shower is used to refer to the plumbing fixture or device used for bathing.
Meaning: device for bathing (noun)

Did you know?

  • In the Philippines, a 'shower' is often associated with a 'tabo', a traditional dipper used to pour water over the body. While the device is a Western import, the act of bathing often involves this local tool.
  • Filipino has no single native word that captures both the 'shower' fixture and the 'shower' of rain, unlike in English.
  • The phrase ligo-ligo is sometimes used to describe a quick or partial wash, rather than a full shower.

Examples in context

  • Malakas ang tubig sa shower.
    The water pressure in the shower is strong.
  • Linisin mo ang shower pagkatapos gamitin.
    Clean the shower after using it.

Example conversation

Juan and Christina are discussing house repairs in their apartment.

  1. Juan

    Christina, sira ang shower sa banyo.
    Christina, the shower in the bathroom is broken.
  2. Christina

    Talaga? Kailangan ba itong palitan?
    Really? Do we need to replace it?
  3. Juan

    Mukhang kailangan na nating bumili ng bago.
    It looks like we need to buy a new one.
  4. Christina

    Sige, maghanap tayo mamaya.
    Okay, let's look for one later.
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