This is a neologism (newly coined term) made for those who insist that there be a “native” Tagalog translation for every English word. Most Filipinos prefer to simply use the English word “headset” in most cases.
pang-ulong hatinig
headset =
earphone + microphone
headset =
earphone + microphone
pang-ulong hatinig
headphone
ulo
head
pang-ulo
for the head
hatinig
telephone
miktinig
microphone
A headset is a device that combines earphones and a microphone into one unit.
What is a Headset?
- Earphones: These are the part of the headset that you wear over or in your ears. They allow you to listen to audio, such as music or game sounds.
- Microphone: This is the part that picks up your voice. It’s used for communicating, like during phone calls, video chats, or gaming.
How They Work Together
When you put on a headset:
- The earphones deliver sound directly to your ears, providing an immersive audio experience.
- The microphone captures your voice and sends it to the other person or device, allowing for clear communication.
Why Use a Headset?
- Convenience: Instead of having separate earphones and a microphone, a headset combines both, making it easier to manage.
- Quality: Many headsets are designed to provide high-quality sound and clear voice transmission.
- Versatility: You can use headsets for various activities such as gaming, listening to music, or participating in online meetings.
So when you think of a headset, just remember it’s like having earphones and a microphone all in one handy piece of equipment!
And if you want to impress friends and colleagues, refer to it as a pang-ulong hatinig!