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Apr 28, 2021
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    Here are some of the informal expressions in American English: - Catch you later (See you later. Goodbye.) - It's up to you (you choose/decide. I prefer you to make a decision.) - That's sick! (That's awesome. That's great/excellent.) - Wasted (really drunk) - a couch potato (someone who always stays inside) - to pig out (to eat greedily) - to take a raincheck (you do not want to accept it now, but you might accept it at another time.) - to dump someone (to stop dating or end a relationship with someone.) I hope these examples help you! :)
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    August 6, 2021
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    kaka + word - signifies a limitation of time or quantity - the act of doing the action expressed by the root excessively or continuously • Sakay = ride Kakasakay / Kasasakay Kakasakay ko lang sa aking kotse I just got in my car. *** Kakakain vs. Kakain Kain = eat Kakakain lang ng aso. The dog has just eaten. Kakain na tayo! We will eat! Napaos si Anne sa kasisigaw. Anne was (got) hoarse from all the shouting.
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    September 30, 2020
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    1. Here in the Philippines we call it aso. 2. "Aw aw!" 3. The word "ngiting aso" meaning pleasure derived from the misfortune of your enemy. The closest english word for this is gloating or schadenfreude which simply means “To be happy from other’s misfortune”.
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    September 28, 2020
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    Let us practice Filipino (Tagalog) Gusto kong makita ang ___. I'd like to see ____. (I'd like to have a look at the the___.) Gusto kong pumunta sa ____. I'd like to go ____. Magkano ang bayad sa isang araw? How much does it cost per day? Mayroon bang bus na panglibot sa lungsod? Are there any sightseeing buses? Ano ang makikita ko sa biyaheng ito? What can I see on this tour? Gaano katagal ito? How long does it take? Anong oras ang umpisa nito? What time does it start? If you want to learn more, don't hesitate to send me a message or book a lesson.
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    September 15, 2020
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    Let us practice Filipino (Tagalog) Saan ako makakabili ng ___? Where can I buy ___? Gusto kong bumili ng ____. I'd like to buy ___. Puwede ho bang makita ko ang ___. Please show me ____. Tumitingin lang ako. I am just looking (I am just browsing). Pakitaan mo ako ng mas maganda (mas mura). Show me a better (cheaper) one. If you want to learn more, don't hesitate to send me a message or book a lesson.
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    September 13, 2020
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    Hello! Here are some of the useful Filipino phrases: 1. Ikinagagalak kong makilala ka / Ikinagagalak ko po kayong makilala. (Nice to meet you) 2. Tuloy po kayo (Come in, please) 3. Ilang taon ka na? (How old are you?) 4. Ano sa palagay mo? (What do you think?) 5. Hulaan mo (Make a guess) If you want to learn more, don't hesitate to send me a message or book a lesson.
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    September 9, 2020
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    Never mind
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    September 7, 2020
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    Hello! My name is Pauline and I am a native Filipino speaker who lives in Bulacan. Bulacan is one of the provinces in the Philippines and is also known as the Land of the Heroes. I describe myself as ambitious and passionate, and I thrive when challenged and constantly set goals to better myself. Teaching has always been my passion, and I have acquired new skills on how to develop this passion through previous teaching experiences. I taught students from kindergarten up to grade 1 for 2 years as a part time job during my years in high school.
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    August 31, 2020
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    Useful Tagalog Sentences and Phrases (Polite Form)
    Useful Tagalog Sentences and Phrases (Polite Form) 

    Words used with Paki -

    Nga (po) - increases or intensifies the request.
    Mo - you (singular) as doer of the action in the second person.
    Naman (po) - sometimes signifies a mild approach.
    Ninyo (n'yo) - you (plural) as doer of the action in the second person.

    Examples:

     Pakibigay n'yo naman (po) ang sapatos kay Lara.
    (Please give the shoes to Lara)

    Paki-abot mo nga ang baso kay Lara.
    (Please pass the glass to Lara)

    Ate, pakibalot naman po ang mga gulay sa dahon ng saging. 
    (Ate, please wrap the vegetables in banana leaves.)

    sa - (in, on, at or to)

    <em>Ate is use to adress your elder sister or a lady who is older than you. </em>

    Pakibasa nga pong mabuti ang instruction. 
    (Please read the instruction carefully.)

    Pakibalik naman po ang/ang mga _______ sa ______
    (Please put back/return the ____ to the _____)

    Pakibilang po ang sukli ninyo.
    (Please count your change.)

    Pakibuhat nga ang ____ at pakilipat sa _____
    (Please lift the _____ and please move it to the _____) 

    Naiwanan ko ang ____ ko. Pakibukas naman ang pinto.
    (I left my _____. Please open the door.) 

    Pakidala naman bukas 'yung ___ ko.
    (Please bring my _____ tomorrow.)

    If you want to learn more Filipino/Tagalog, feel free to message me or book a lesson with me. See you in my class!
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    What I’ve done today to learn a language

    Kaninang hapon, may masayang klase ng Tagalog ako. Nagkausap kami tungkol sa magglamp at magcamp. Tapos kaarawan ng guro ko ngayong araw! Masaya! Pero mamaya pagkatapos ng klase, isusulat ko ang mga bagong vocab na natutunan ko.
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    August 27, 2020
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