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What is the spelling of variety in Tagalog?

The spelling of "variety" in Tagalog depends on the context:

1. As a noun:

* iba't iba - This is the most common and general term for "variety". It literally translates to "different, different".

* uri - This means "kind" or "type" and can also be used for variety.

* pagkakaiba-iba - This is more formal and translates to "diversity" or "variation".

2. As an adjective:

* magkakaiba - This means "different" or "varied".

Example sentences:

* Maraming iba't ibang prutas sa palengke. (There are many varieties of fruits in the market.)

* Ano ang uri ng kakanin na gusto mo? (What kind of dessert do you like?)

* Ang mga tao sa Pilipinas ay may pagkakaiba-iba ng kultura. (The people in the Philippines have a variety of cultures.)

* Ang mga mag-aaral ay magkakaiba ng talento. (The students have different talents.)

The best choice for the spelling of "variety" will depend on the specific context and the desired level of formality.

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