Kaya Mo Yan Meaning Novels & Stories

CHAPTER 31: Kwary I was so happy that I am laughing whenever I remember him saying that everything was over between him and Kaela. “Should I try this buldak?” tanong ko habang hawak ang kulay pink at yellow na variant ng buldak. I used to watch a lot of kdrama kaya naman sobrang hilig ko sa mga korean foods except sa kimchi. I don’t get the hype kasi everytime na kumakain ako nun ay para siyang sirang lettuce.

KAYA Saying yes to Adrian had been my dream since I found out that I was his mate. It was like my dream thing to do and I looked forward to the day when i would finally be able to call myself his wife and Luna. And now that that day had presented itself to me, I just didn't know what to do with it. “Kaya?” He was kneeling in front of me, asking me to marry him and yet, that three letter word was stuck in my throat.

Now the next best thing is to try and pick his brains. “Um, Dion,” Kate ventured while eating. In hindsight, it was a good thing she had followed him when he nipped her habit in the bud and she never got used to calling him Kuya, which was both a term of endearment and respect in the Philippines. As a term meaning older bro, "Kuya" was also one of the sure-fire ways to kill any chance of a romantic situation developing between an older guy and a younger girl, even if the age gap is just a year.

Yaya Ameer warned. "You'll receive cheek from me since you don't respect someone below you. Respect me and you'll receive it back. Respect is reciprocal uno. Kai kuma Allah ya isa Musty." I picked my snickers and walked to my room, stripped off my sweaty clothes and jumped into the shower. Then I cried. It's like crying in the rain because no one will notice. And they will see how I'll get my happiness back. I think I'll pack my kaya and vamus from this country back to my own country. Where I shall live in peace and harmony.

My mom smiled at Tope. "Thank you ma." She smiled. We ate and after eating, two girls I've never seen before came to clear the table. "Your dad is coming back tomorrow." My mom said, her eyes tinkling. She has missed her husband. Ya Rabbi, provide mine for me, please. We left the house for Konyii's date after I had gone back to take my bath. We need to shine shine tonight. Kini jebe?- What does that mean? Ekaro- Good morning.

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.

Strict kuya kumbaga. Kanina pa din siya tahimik. Magsasalita lang siya kapag itatanong niya kung saan ko gustong pumunta. Natatakot ako na baka basta na lamang niyang itigil ang sasakyan at itapon ako sa labas sa inis. Nakakailang tanong na kasi siya pero wala akong matinong maisagot. Hindi naman ako mahilig gumala lalo’t gabi. Ngunit kalmado pa din naman siya. O baka pinipilit niya lang na maging kalmado para hindi niya ako masaktan. “Ikaw ba? May gusto ka bang pumuntahan?” when I turned to look at him, I saw how sad his smile is. Napakagat ako ng labi sa kuryosidad. “Doon na lang tayo.”

I said hoping she give me a straight answer " ughhh . Harvard university didn't tell you the meaning of toya. Don't worry i will tell you . It means a deep water well" She said while giving me a smile . The smile which makes my heart quiver but at this moment i am extremely tired. " chalo ab mujhe ghar chor kar ao mujhe mama ki yaad aa rhi hai"Somia said while batting her lashes (Now drop at my home. I am missing my mama)

Nanggagalaiti kong singhal sa kanya. Kiber ko talaga kong nagmagandang loob siya na bayaran ang pinamili ko. Ayoko lang talaga ng naaapakan ang beauty at ego ko. kiber means walang pake! Mas lalo pang nadagdagan ang kahihiyan na aking natamo dahil sa sinabi ng lalaking ito sa aking tabi. Kaya't hindi ko na napigilan pa ang aking sarili.

Kaya I lay there in the bright light and sat up suddenly. A woman was standing next to me. She was beautiful. Her long white hair was to her feet. Her white skin had a glow. And her white eyes were looking right at me. "My daughter Kaya." I could hear her. "Yes, in here, you can hear and talk. Try it." I opened my mouth and thought about what I wanted to say. "Who are you?" It took me back to hear my voice. The women smiled.