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What is poverty in Tagalog?

The most common translation for poverty in Tagalog is kahirapan.

Here are some other words that can be used, depending on the context:

* Kakaposan - This refers to a lack of resources, particularly financial.

* Kagipitan - This is a more general term for hardship or difficulty, including poverty.

* Kabigatan ng buhay - This means "the heaviness of life," and can be used to describe the challenges and struggles faced by people living in poverty.

Example sentences:

* Maraming tao sa Pilipinas ang nakakaranas ng kahirapan. (Many people in the Philippines are experiencing poverty.)

* Ang kakaposan ay isang malaking problema sa ating bansa. (Lack of resources is a big problem in our country.)

* Nais nating makatulong sa mga nakakaranas ng kagipitan. (We want to help those experiencing hardship.)

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