Enchan Words Tagalog Novels & Stories

he asked, pouting while looking at me. "Yes? Why not?" "Your coolness will be gone," he said so I immediately laughed before shaking my head at him. The innocence in his eyes when he said. He looked at me in confusion because of my giggles. "And where did you get that word?" I asked laughingly. He sounds so cute whenever he is speaking Tagalog. "That's what Uncle Tony, my bodyguard, always says when he's talking with someone. Get rid of its coolness/tanggal angas?” I immediately pinched his cheek when he stammered while saying the word. I can't help but smile hearing his Tagalog words.

What the hell is he saying? "Matapobre? What is the meaning of it?" Tinignan niya ako mula ulo hanggang paa bago niya ako iningusan. "Kaming mga mahihirap lang ang nakaka-alam ng ibig sabihin niyan. Huwag mo akong tinatanong dahil hindi ko sasabihin." "Seriously Trexie?" Humalukipkip siya at tumingin sa unahan. "Seryoso ako Chanel. Kung ayaw mong itakwil kitang kaibigan huwag mo na ulit bibigkasin ang salitang iyan."

"Bakit na iinggit ka ba? You want me to call you stupid like your cousin?" Aba! Ini-english na naman ako ah Teka nga at ng masampolan ng pang malakasang english. "Call me stupid and papansin at least hindi ako katulad mong nag set up ng engagement party pero hindi naman pinakasalan tssk." Nanlaki ang mga mata niya at naiatras pa ang isang paa dahil sa gulat. "Sinong tanga?" Kinanta ko na may tono ng sa Dora the Explorer

It was adorable enough to make me secretly laugh. "Yes, mommy, 'pamamihan' you po ha," Enno added, mispronouncing 'paramihan' (make plenty) into 'pamamihan', making me just scratch my head in amusement. Even with their funny little mispronunciations, I still understood them perfectly. Sometimes, it even got worse. Even though we live in the US, I still made sure to teach them to speak Tagalog. "Okay! But give me love hugs and love kisses first," I said to them. They both rushed toward me and said at the same time,

I hurriedly strode the way to the mirror and checked if I already looked good, and minutes after that, I heard his heavy steps from our wooden stairs. He is approaching! I heard him knock three times, and although I am already anticipating his entrance, I didn't expect that we'll be having a visitor. So much for a supposed two-weeks vacation in Batanes, huh? --- Hello, Ate is a Filipino word for an older sister.

she questioned when she noticed my background changed. “Yes, I’m outside. I am at the office of my hilaw na husband,” I replied in a sarcastic tone of my voice when I mentioned ‘my hilaw na husband’. I used tagalog word ‘hilaw na’ so, they won’t understand me even they can hear me. (Hilaw means fake) “I see. Is it beautiful there?” she asked again, and she took a look at my back. “Average,” I briefly answered, and I stood to go to the window to let her see the beautiful view since I am at the high floor.

This is a confusing question. "Money. Here!" I said and took one hundred and twenty from my pocket. I showed it to him. "This thing you call money?" It's a raised eyebrow. "Yes, this is money. In Tagalog, we call this 'pera'. If you don't have this, you'll die of hunger." "P-era." He said money in Tagalog. "Wow! Cool! When I say 'money'." He spoke in English and was very happy when he said the money correctly.

“Grandma, why did you placed my siblings there in a library? Why not in mom’s room or in a restricted room in that house? “ I asked while I was drying the plates, bowl and glasses with a thin squared towel for the dishes. Grandma took the big plate and piled fruits on it. “Because I wrote books every time a fetus would die. I used their names as the main character so kahit papano, we could feel their lives existed somewhere. The house looks like a museum now.” I felt a little confused about what she said. I didn’t understand some part of it so I questioned her again, “Wewewe——wait Grandma, what was the word again? You said something like, uhhhmm——ughh something I don’t understand.” I groaned