For physical changes:
* Baguhin - This is the most common and general word for "change."
* Palitan - This means "replace" or "substitute." It's used when you change something with something else.
* Ibahin - This means "alter" or "modify." It's used when you make changes to something without completely replacing it.
For changes in state or condition:
* Magbago - This is the most common verb for "change." It's used to describe a transformation or alteration in something.
* Mag-iba - This means "to become different." It's used to describe a change in state or condition.
* Mag-evolve - This means "to evolve" and is used to describe a process of change over time.
For changes in opinion or attitude:
* Magbago ng isip - This means "to change one's mind."
* Magbago ng pananaw - This means "to change one's perspective."
Examples:
* Baguhin mo ang damit mo. (Change your clothes.)
* Palitan mo ang sira na bombilya. (Replace the broken light bulb.)
* Ibahin mo ang hairstyle mo. (Change your hairstyle.)
* Magbago ka na ng ugali. (Change your attitude.)
* Magbago na ang panahon. (The weather is changing.)
* Mag-iba ang kulay ng dahon sa taglagas. (The color of the leaves changes in autumn.)
It's important to consider the context and the specific meaning of "change" when choosing the appropriate Tagalog translation.