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What is the nowadays in tagalog?

There's no direct equivalent for "nowadays" in Tagalog that perfectly captures the same nuance. However, here are some options depending on the context:

Formal:

* Sa kasalukuyan (literally: in the present)

* Ngayong panahon (literally: this time)

* Sa panahong ito (literally: in this time)

Informal:

* Ngayon (now) - This is the most common and straightforward way to say "nowadays" in casual conversation.

* Nitong mga nakaraang araw (literally: in these past days) - This emphasizes a recent period.

* Sa mga nagdaang panahon (literally: in the past times) - This refers to a longer, but still recent, period.

Examples:

* Sa kasalukuyan, marami nang tao ang gumagamit ng internet. (Nowadays, many people use the internet.)

* Ngayon, mas madaling mag-aral kaysa noon. (Nowadays, it's easier to learn than before.)

* Nitong mga nakaraang araw, ang panahon ay mainit. (The weather has been hot lately.)

The best option depends on the specific situation and the tone you want to convey.

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