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Ni Hau!!! Wo Tsiao Philippine Ren. Wo da Naynay chungguo ren. Wo xiang pengyou. Tuss, Ich bin einen Philippinen, Ich mochte vielen sprechen gelearnen. Hola, Que tal, Yo soy un Filipino y me gusto haber amigos y amigas para estudiar oltre lenguas. Buon Giorno, io sono un Filipino e io voglio avere amicizie per imparare linguas degli mondo. Hajememashite, Watashi wa Piripin jin desu. dozoyorushiko. Salamat Pagi, Aku Pilipin. sama sama alam. Bonjour!!! Je suis Philippine, Je voudrais autre langue etudiere. Asalamalaikum, Ana Philippine, Ana rid talim thani language.
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    It depends.. If you are a guy telling a lady, you would say, "Gusto kitang pakasalan" but if you are a lady confirming that you want to marry the guy, you would say "Nais kong makasal sa iyo" (Literally, I want to get married to you.) There are cultural implications. Normally, the lady would say it indirectly like "Nais kong makapiling ka habang buhay" (meaning, I want spend the rest of my life with you") and normally, it is not being said straight forwardly in that manner but, the guy implies it, slowly through the discourse of the relationship. It normally goes like laying out your plans and how many kids you want to have and like gauging if the other party is amenable to it. Filipinos don't say out front like "I wanna marry you, would you marry me?" rather, Filipinos have a peculiar way of expressing their love in a slow suttle manner.
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    September 23, 2012
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    looks like your picture is boring.
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    September 20, 2012
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    Wagas na pag-ibig.
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    September 20, 2012
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    Aso meat selling is now ban in the Philippines. You can buy snake meat somewhere in the north after the expressway. There are a lot of exotic foods in the Philippines. This page is not enough to write all of them. Better, when you come over for a visit, ask your cousins for these. Just be wary of what they will feed you. Don't eat any butete or other things just for trying it. Consult the elders.
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    September 20, 2012
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    You are getting irritated as she is beautiful. This is a southern language.
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    September 5, 2012
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    In Pilipino or tagalog, instead of adding "s" to a noun, we place a word before the noun to depict the plurality. This word is to depict that the noun that follows is more than one. Ex. Mga susi = keys, mga bagay bagay = some things. Pronunciation = "mang a" where a is a short a.
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    September 5, 2012
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    nanonood ako ng tv = I watching the tube. pinapanood ko ang palabas sa tv = I watching what is showing in the tv. nood = root word. The conjugation is done to refer to the object being directed to .
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    September 5, 2012
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    what does it mean = Anong ibig sabihin niyun? salamat in tagalog is thank you. It means that salamat is used in your native language but in your language, it is a greeting for good morning or evening like salamat petang, salamat pagi. In tagalog, salamat means thank you. Philippines before has some muslim ancestry, which refers to salamat as "to god be" derived from arabic " asa Allah maak" meaning to god be with you.
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    September 5, 2012
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    Kamusta is proper even in the dictionary.
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    September 5, 2012
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    Walang anuman is usually used as an equivalent of You are welcome but literally, it means, that is nothing like De nada or No hay de que in Spanish. It is also like De rien in French. In the sentence you mentioned,, it seems that it is from a classical book of myths in Pilipino. Though it is used only in classical texts, it is a little bit awkward. It means that He was uprooting the trees without much effort. But literally you may translate it as He was uprooting the trees like it was nothing at all.
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    April 25, 2012
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