For musical harmony:
* Magkakasundo - This literally means "agreeing with each other" and can be used for musical harmony.
* Example: "Ang mga instrumento ay magkakasundo sa musika." (The instruments are harmonious in the music.)
* Makabagay - This means "fitting" or "suitable." It can also describe harmony in music.
* Example: "Ang mga boses ay makabagay sa isa't isa." (The voices are harmonious with each other.)
For harmony in relationships or situations:
* Mapayapa - This means "peaceful" and can describe a harmonious atmosphere or relationship.
* Example: "Mapayapa ang kanilang tahanan." (Their home is harmonious.)
* Masaya - This means "happy" and can also describe a harmonious environment or relationship.
* Example: "Masaya ang kanilang pamilya." (Their family is harmonious.)
* Magkakasundo - This can also be used for harmonious relationships, meaning "agreeing with each other."
* Example: "Magkakasundo ang mag-asawa." (The couple is harmonious.)
* Magkakasama - This means "together" and can be used to describe a harmonious group or community.
* Example: "Magkakasama ang mga tao sa kanilang barangay." (The people in their barangay are harmonious.)
* Magkakapatid - This literally means "siblings" but can be used metaphorically to describe people who are close and harmonious.
* Example: "Parang magkakapatid sila sa kanilang pagtutulungan." (They are like siblings in their cooperation.)
The best translation will depend on the specific context and the nuance you want to convey.