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What is the Tagalog term of opt?

There isn't a single perfect Tagalog equivalent for "opt" because it depends on the context. Here are some possibilities:

General "opt" meaning "to choose":

* Pumili - This is the most common and straightforward translation.

* Magpasya - This emphasizes the act of making a decision.

* Mag-isip - This implies considering different options before choosing.

"Opt out" meaning "to choose not to participate":

* Tumanggi - This translates to "to refuse" or "to decline."

* Umiwas - This means "to avoid" or "to step back."

* Hindi sumali - This literally translates to "not join."

"Opt in" meaning "to choose to participate":

* Sumali - This translates to "to join."

* Mag-sign up - This emphasizes the act of signing up for something.

* Pumayag - This means "to agree" or "to consent."

The best translation will depend on the specific context and the nuance you want to convey.

For example, "opt out of a subscription" would be best translated as "tumanggi sa subscription," while "opt in to receive marketing emails" could be "mag-sign up para makatanggap ng mga email sa marketing."

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