Novel & Cerita Bahasa Sunda Gak Papa

Habang binabaybay ko ang daan papunta sa bahay namin noon ay hinayaan kong maalala ulit yong nakaraan ko. "Happy birthday princess!"bati ni Papa sa'kin. "Thank you Papa!" Everyone are happy because of the celebration. I receive a lots of gifts comes from different people from my fake friends to the businessman's children. Their gifts comes from different styles which is I don't like. I'm not fond of material things.

I stuttered “I am pleased you remember. I don't want to ever hear that jargon, pops or whatever you call it again. Call my husband papa, father or dad, not pop's okay” She said with a faked half smile. “Oh woman..Let the boy be; let him call me pop's, I'm not complaining” “No! never! pop's sounds like pure jargon. It sounds like slangs from the slumps, from the streets” “Susan, you're wrong, pops actually means dad in the dictionary” “Look, I don't care whether it is in the dictionary or not. And don't you lecture me about pops...No more pops okay, I want him to call you dad”

Guyyyy, this gbedu dey mad gahn. Oh, sorry. Sometimes i forget you aren't from PH city. I suppose I have to explain that now eh. I will break it down to you like the learned bilinguist i am. That was pidgin for: This. party. is. hot.

Jigyasa's pov Sarika dropped me at my home and left. She wanted to come inside but I didn't let her. She will definitely spill everything in front of papa and I don't need that. "Jigyasa! Tame ewa kem lagi rhya cho. Tane su thayu? Badhu barabar che ne? (why are you looking like this? what happened to you? Are you fine?)" Papa asked me in Gujarati "mane lady nai thayu papa, hu ekdam mast chu Tame kem puchi rahya cho (I'm fine papa nothing happened to me, why are you asking?) " I replied with a forced smile

I said while I’m still searching for my shorts. He laughed loudly that his voice echoed and when he realized he’d gone too far laughing, he stopped and continues to chuckle softly. “It’s not nihongo, it’s a filipino word. Your grandparents taught me about it. Suki in filipino language means- someone who kept coming back to you to buy something that you’re selling.” “Oh. And why do you know about things like that and I don’t?” “I don’t know, maybe you never ask your grandparents about it————oh my fruitness! You’re not wearing pajamas!” He immediately said when he was about to turn around.

naiinis kong sabi sabay kamot sa ulo ko. "Okay! Okay! Wala na kung wala. Pero gusto namin s'ya makilala ng Mama mo." wika ni Papa na kinatango naman ni Mama. "Bukas po pupunta s'ya dito." walang emosyon kong sabi na kinagulat nila. "Talaga 'nak? Alam n'ya ba na birthday mo? Ano ang ihahanda ko? Gusto ba niya ng crema, salad, spaghetti, palabok...."

Voices began to speak loudly for their testimonies. "Aa, don't believe them. It's all slander, A." Kumara sobs expecting Doni's defense. (Aa or A is means brother or call for the man who older in the Sunda Language). Doni looked at Kumara's beautiful face in disbelief. From top to bottom he watched his wife. Nothing unusual. Normal like a human.

@SUHA POV@ What's wrong with these people they are not even saying me where we are going these people are really making me crazy prince called me "baby" I nodded my head he said "don't be angry baby we planned a surprise for you" I smiled then we stopped near museum wah I love it I looked at prince he smiled

After, we were dumped by Bram. I took a deep breath to untangle the heaviness that was squeezing my chest remembering this fact. "Come on! Now cut the tumpeng!" I said breaking this emotion. ~~ Potong tumpengnya - Cut the tumpeng Potong tumpengnya - Cut the tumpeng Potong tumpengnya sekarang juga - Cut the cone right now Sekarang juga - Right now Sekarang juga - Right now ~~ We sing together led by Wisnu.

I chose to chase Rena, greeting Samudra who kept questioning the object in the bright afternoon sky. "Well ..., Daddy's here!" Rena exclaimed, followed by Samudra with a lisp. The chubby cheeks that provoked me to pinch them were rewarded with cries. But Rena laughed instead, shaking Samudra with coaxing, "Ayun puntang diayun pinuh harepan. Harepan nu dibeungkeut ku pituduh. Ka cai sing saleuwi ka darat jadi salebak. Getih kuring sing pinuh manfaat." Which language? I think I've heard it before.