This is a neologism (newly coined term) made by those who insist that there be a “native” Tagalog translation for every English word. It is sometimes misspelled without a hyphen, like pooksapot.
Most Filipinos prefer to simply use the English word “website” — websayt, if transliterated into Tagalog.
pook-sapot
website
pook
place
sapot
web
Ano ang website ng kumpanya mo?
What’s your company’s website?
(informally asking a friend)
What’s your company’s website?
(informally asking a friend)
Anong website ng kumpanya ninyo?
What’s your company’s website?
(second-person plural)
May website ba kayo?
Do you guys have a website?
May website po ba kayo?
Do you have a website?
(polite form)
Wala ba kayong website?
Don’t you guys have a website?
It’s been estimated that in the Philippines, there are more than 52 million people who access the Internet, and about 97 percent of them are on Facebook.
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