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What is qualification in Tagalog?

The Tagalog word for "qualification" depends on the context:

General qualification:

* Kwalipikasyon (formal)

* Kakayahan (ability, competence)

* Karapat-dapat (eligibility)

Academic qualification:

* Diploma (for a certificate or degree)

* Pagtatapos (graduation)

* Pag-aaral (studies)

Professional qualification:

* Lisensya (license)

* Sertipikasyon (certification)

* Kasanayan (skills)

The best translation depends on the specific context. For example, if you are talking about someone's qualification for a job, you could use kwalipikasyon or kakayahan. If you are talking about someone's academic qualification, you could use diploma or pagtatapos.

Here are some example sentences:

* Ano ang kwalipikasyon mo para sa trabahong ito? (What are your qualifications for this job?)

* May diploma ako sa Pagtuturo. (I have a teaching diploma.)

* Kailangan ng lisensya para magmaneho. (You need a license to drive.)

* Nag-aral siya ng medisina at naging doktor. (He studied medicine and became a doctor.)

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