How do you say motivation in Tagalog?

There are a few ways to say "motivation" in Tagalog, depending on the context:

Formal:

* Pagganyak (This is the most direct and formal translation)

Informal:

* Inspirasyon (This translates to "inspiration" but can be used interchangeably with "motivation" in informal contexts)

* Sikap (This literally means "effort," but can also be used to describe motivation)

* Ganap (This means "enthusiasm" and is often used to describe someone who is motivated)

Examples:

* Ang pagganyak ko sa pag-aaral ay ang aking pangarap na maging doktor. (My motivation to study is my dream of becoming a doctor.)

* Ang inspirasyon ko ay ang aking mga magulang. (My inspiration is my parents.)

* Kailangan ko ng sikap para matapos ang aking proyekto. (I need motivation to finish my project.)

* Napakaganap niya sa trabaho. (He's very enthusiastic about his work.)