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What is frequently in tagalog?

It's a bit tricky to answer "frequently" in Tagalog without more context. "Frequently" can have many meanings depending on the situation.

Here are some Tagalog translations of "frequently" with examples:

* Madalas: This is the most common translation for "frequently" and is used for actions that happen often.

* Example: *Madalas siyang maglaro ng basketball.* (He often plays basketball.)

* Palagi: This means "always" or "constantly" and is stronger than "madalas."

* Example: *Palagi siyang tumutulong sa mga nangangailangan.* (He always helps those in need.)

* Madalang: This is the opposite of "madalas" and means "rarely" or "infrequently."

* Example: *Madalang siyang mag-grocery.* (He rarely goes grocery shopping.)

* Paminsan-minsan: This means "sometimes" or "occasionally."

* Example: *Paminsan-minsan siyang nagluluto ng cake.* (He occasionally bakes a cake.)

* Regular na: This means "regularly" or "on a regular basis."

* Example: *Regular na siyang nag-eehersisyo.* (He exercises regularly.)

To give you a more accurate translation, please tell me:

* What kind of action or event are you talking about?

* How often does it happen?

For example, if you are talking about going to the park, you could say:

* Madalas akong pumunta sa parke. (I often go to the park.)

* Paminsan-minsan lang akong pumunta sa parke. (I only go to the park sometimes.)

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