Bahala Ka Jan In English Novels & Stories

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I said. "Sir, I don't understand ahm... speak English." He replied, D*mn it! nalimutan ko wala pala ako sa pinas, P*nyet*ng! (I forgot I'm not in the Philippines, mother f*cker!)

Fortunately, my brain doesn't go dull. "Bitch, that means beautiful. Right, beautiful! Haya Kaira is a bitch!" I said, still very happy. I have the courage to call him that because they will never know its true meaning. Ysabelle believed because she nodded and was even more surprised while repeating the word bitch. I secretly giggle. If only it knew what that really meant. "Haya Kaira is really a b-bitch. But Zariya, I still want to know what the word kind is in your language?" She asked an interested question.

They are shouting as their eyes on such a great prize. “Well, Your Highness Alfa, please enjoy your trip in Bali. HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!” He said in a vile tone.

I chuckled in response to what she said. "Jenny will be joining also in our adventure and she told me to invite you" "Ain't Fate, a movie director?", I could hear Mr. Jones say, smirking from the bunk opposite me. 🔅🔅🔅🔅🔅🔅🔅🔅🔅🔅🔅🔅🔅🔅 Naah/nii- just "sounds" used to create emphasis Wahala- a Yoruba word for "problem". "No wahala"-"no problem"

Don't confuse the truth for the judgment Baba thought he didn't hear Mallam Ilaro very well so he cleared his throat before speaking " Ban fahimce ka ba(I don't understand you) Baba said looking at Mallam Ilaro as if he have grown extra horn on his head

Bigla kong naalala ang pakay ko kanina sa magkaibigan. “Lola, anong ibig sabihin ng gardo…wait garbo?” “Garbo. Ligaw. Bakit? Saan mo narinig ‘yan?” “Ha? Sa isa sa mga bata,” ngumiti ako pero deep inside iba ang kaba ko. “Iyong word na uyab?” “Jowa. Syota.” A little O-shaped in my mouth. “Ahm…yong dire?” “Hindi. No.”

"What? Did you just say, Zach?" "No—" Mask cursed himself in his head. "Fucking slipped." "Holy shit! Is our Boss Zacharias also Half Filipino—?!" Haru's jaw dropped. "Never mind, I forgot that he's dumb," Mask sighed in relief. "Uhh... what else? What Tagalog words did I learn—? OH! Bobo means greetings," Haru told. "It's another curse word," Mask said in a bored tone. "Well damn," Haru blinked. "Why are you so hard to trick..."

Jia says, and I watch the movement of their mouths to confirm what I am starting to realize. They aren't speaking my language. Of course. When Baalee made me able to understand Kea, she made me able to understand everyone. Krystal isn't speaking Swahili, she is speaking English, but I hear Swahili when she speaks. "Where are you from," Jia asks looking toward the silent girl hunched close to the table. She seems to gulp before answering and my heart breaks for her. This is the girl... This is the girl from Ireland.