Hanapin
to seem
01
mukhang nabigo
to appear to be or do something particular
1.1
mukhang nabigo
used to suggest that something is true when one is uncertain or wishes to be polite
Halimbawa
It would seem that the guests are enjoying the party.
It seems only fair to give everyone an equal opportunity to participate.
The main issue, it seems to me, lies in communication breakdown.
1.2
mukhang nabigo
used to make one's statement seem less strong or compelling
Halimbawa
I seem to have misplaced my keys somewhere.
I seem to recall that you said you would be there.
It seems like we've taken a wrong turn somewhere.
It seems like you are not telling me the whole story.
02
mukhang nabigo
to fail at doing something despite one's efforts
Halimbawa
It may seem like a lot of work, but the end result will be rewarding.
Despite his confident exterior, he seems unsure about the decision.
It seems like it's going to rain later this evening.
Choose whichever path seems right for you.
Surprising as it may seem, I actually enjoy doing laundry.
