Bisaya Quotes Funny Novels & Stories

It's like an insult! " No it's not. That's a compliment. Bihira lang kasi ako makakila ng taong kagaya mo. You're small but feisty " he said with pure amusement in his voice. Matutuwa na sana ako kung hindi niya lang sinabi na maliit ako. Kailangan pa bang i point out yun?!

I laughed sarcasticly when I saw Yas trying to hold Fauve's arms when they are laughing and Fauve don't seem to mind it. "Gusto mo bang sabunutan nating si Yas? Tanggal angas nun pag ganun." sabi ni Jina sa akin dahil alam kong nakita niya din 'yun. "Huwag na Jina. Waste of time." sabi ko sa kanya. "Let's just drink. Wala tayong mapapala sa kanila. And, it's your birthday, lubusin natin na pag eenjoy." sabi ni Jasmine sa amin.

taas kilay nang tinanong ni Kuya si Eisa na busy sa phone nya kakatext. She startled when she heard kuya. "Hindi ko naalala, naging busy ako with friends." She said at bago bumalik ang tingin sa katext ay inirapan muna ako. Here we go again. "Okay lang po, atleast you guys enjoyed. Especially Eisa, congrats sa first runner up mo. Ang laking tulong na sa batch na'tin nun." tipid ko siyang nginitian. "Are you insulting me?" umahon siya sa kanyang kinauupuan.

"If you do that again I'll shove my phone up your ass so far it'll come out of your mouth!" Judy pursed her lips and made a zipping motions against it. Lissa rolled her eyes and pay no mind to her silly friends. She leaned closer until her phone was lined with her vision, then she quietly replied to the message. And she thought, if the person who sent it was just making fun of her, then he or she wouldn't bother to even get close to where she is, right? Right? (Maria Lissa de Leon) LissaMonalissa@gsnail.com

But recently, the feeling Isabella gave him was, she didn't believe him, didn't believe him, and still didn't believe him! Isabella hung her head, speaking softly like a child who had done something wrong, "Hmm, I won't make decisions for you without asking for your opinion in the future." Seeing Isabella hanging her head like a wronged little wife, Quinn found it somewhat amusing. "I'm just hungry, why don't you go get it and serve me a bowl?" "Mm." Isabella took the thermos, ladling out the bisque as she spoke, "This is acai bowl, it might be a bit bitter, you should be okay with that, right?"

Yatharth shrugged and i went back to my food. "For that you should love someone right?" Trisha said sarcastically and my hands stilled for a moment. That laugh. That smirk. Those brown eye__ No. We're over with it. ________________________________________

The quote for this picture said: Don’t take life too seriously. You’re not getting out of it alive. From the passenger seat, Isobel burst out laughing. “Oh my God, that’s hilarious.” Holding her side, she rolled to face me. “Who is it a quote from?” Her eyes glittered with joy and I had to admit, it felt nice, knowing she realized I’d made sure to find out the answer to that question already. “Elbert Hubbard,” I said. “Or at least, it’s similar to one of his quotes.”

Now we can speak without the language barrier … we can talk about wine.) Black Bear takes his glass, gulping uncomfortably before darting away. I gasp. "Ku yi jira!" I cry after him. "Kada ka bar haka nan da sannu." (Wait! Do not leave so soon.)He whirls around with fire in his eyes. "Ba na neman wata fashe hanci, Tiger Kambori," he hisses at me. "Idan sarki catches da mu, na ass za a skinned. Ba naku. Nice magana da kai." (I don't want another broken nose, Tiger Claw. If the

sabi nya at base sa mukha nya ang irita Sasagot sana ako pero pinigilan nya ako, "Ako muna, pwede?" Wala akong nagawa kundi tumango "Nung una, kaya ko tiisin ka. Pero nung makita kong kaya mo akong hindi pansinin din, at nakita kong masaya ka sa iba. Damn! Ang sakit isipin! That should be me!" Irita nyang sabi Wala akong nagawa kundi ang yakapin nalang sya

Sofie buried her beautiful face in her hands, cheeks burning crimson, a shy giggle escaping her mouth despite her embarrassment. Everyone chimed in with playful jabs—Betty sharing a tame anecdote, and Maya offering a wink—turning the moment into a tapestry of fond ribbing and support. “I need to use the restroom. I'll be right back,” Isla said suddenly, setting her glass down with a soft clink. The alcohol had hit her too, leaving a pleasant buzz that made her steps a little lighter. Betsy nodded eagerly, sliding out of the booth. “Me too—wait up!” She tagged along, the two weaving through the club's gentle crowd, their gowns whispering against the floor.