Feather In Tagalog Novels & Stories

Kailangan ang talas ng paningin at pang-amoy para makaiwas sa mga nakakalat na dumi ng aso. Isang grupo ng mga istambay na nakatago sa mga anino ng isang matandang puno ng Balete ang naaninag niya ngunit hindi pinansin dahil walang nakitang ka-hugis ng mga kapatid. Papalampas na ang dalaga nang may maulinigang mahihinang buskahan at malalakas na tawanan. "Pipoy, dumaan 'yung syota mo."

tanong niya habang inaalog ang kamay ko. Huminga muna ako nang malalim. "Ano naman kung si Theros 'yun? Mas okay pa siguro kung si Phoenix. Feeling ko kasi masaya siya kasama. Hindi katulad ni Theros, laging nakakunot ang noo. Tapos parang dragon pa na bubuga ng apoy anumang oras." "Really, huh?"

Baka mamaya sabihin nito kasal na namin bukas. ["Of course you won't remember a scene yet. Comeback here in Manila so I can add scenes that worth remembering."] Bakit naman ang husky ng boses niya? Waaa! Illegal possession of hot and husky voice. "B-babalik na ako." Iyon lang ang nasabi ko at agad ng pinatay ang tawag. Humawak ako sa pisnge at dibdib ko para pakalmahin ang sarili. Kapag talaga siya ang kausap ko daig ko pa yung machine sa washing machine.

She couldn’t understand what Consuelo was getting at. “What do you mean?” “Could it be that you’re pregnant?” FOOTNOTES (1) Anak: A Filipino term that means child or son/daughter. It is often used by parents when addressing their children. (2) Tablea: Refers to tablets of pure ground cacao used in traditional Filipino chocolate drinks or recipes. (3) Kiniwar: is a delectable rice cake wrapped in banana leaves, representing the rich culinary heritage of Apayao. (4) ‘Nay: A shortened, affectionate form of Nanay, the Filipino word for mother.

“Thiz bebe iz very expenzive. A zupprezzed viper300 in titanium.” Yrah’s eyes widened and her heart thudded in excitement. Was this the breakthrough they needed? “You know what that iz? Pwe. Is? Ano ba ‘yan, Frodo, nakakahawa ang mga Z mo.” Frodo stared at her in complete stupefaction while Agent Tejano and her Kuya Trojan broke out in laughter. “What did you zay, mam'zelle? Desolee, I do not zpeak alien. I do not understand.”

Stared at the crescent moon above that reminds me of my hairclip and I flashed a weak smile. "I wish I'll get my hairclip back. It's really important. Kahit 'di ko alam kung bakit napaka-importante nun, hinihiling ko pa din na maibalik iyon sa akin." mahinang wika ko saka tumungo. "I wish that I'll have it again." Ilang sandaling katahimikan pa bago umihip ang malamig na hangin. Tila yumakap sa buong katawan ko na ikinangiti ko lang ng mapait. Nagbuntong-hininga din ako pagkaraan.

It's like I'm thinking that it's just going to make fun of me. "What?" There is also a vulture. It rubbed off on me. "What is it....kuan..." I had a hard time saying it! It's Tagalog, I don't know how to say it yet. It would be good if it was the Chinese language. "What?" It asked me impatiently. "W-do you have the right to.........confront your boyfriend if you suspect............that he's doing something different?" Pakshet, I said it too. I feel like a big thorn has disappeared from my throat.

It wasn't brown. [It looks like a poison] Then Gu teaches their roles. Each of the girls was assigned to do something. Ole is the cook because she can cook better. Gu and Ji are the ones who will prepare the ingredients. While Nami will be the cook assistant. : Our menu for today is tomatoes dipped in sauce! Chicken breast adobo! Fried fish fin sauce and sauce gravy! Ole suggested. [Adobo] [Adobo is a Filipino term for marinated cooked meat especially chicken. Adobo is cooked with vinegar, soy sauce, peppermint and other spices.]

"Everything was wrong!" "Huh? What are you saying?" "That wasn't how you say I love you in Filipino; we say "mahal kita." Aish! Don't listen to anyone but me, okay?" I asked before starting the engine again. "O-Okay. Mahar kita?" "It's Ma-hal, not Ma-har; say it again," I commanded. Oh, my gosh. Who the fuck taught my younger brother that word? Do they want to die? "Mahal kita."