Kilig Tagalog Novels & Stories

Kagat labi kong tiningnan yung kamay na dinadala yung stuff toy sa gilid na may malaking butas. Wag ka mahulog...wag ka mahulog..wag ka mahulog.... Nanlaki ang mata ko nang... ***

I was hoping it might be a clue and I could find someone na gaya ko. A stranger in this world. But my search was futile dahil nalaman kong that language was steam from the south and it is called Feysac. Bago pa ako makapag salita ay napadako ang paningin ko sa dalawang maliit na kuneho. It shivered and stared to run off towards it cage. Heh. Asan ngayon ang angas nyo? I smirked. Thinking on how I could cook them.

Pigil ni Yesha ang sarili na magwala sa itinawag nito sa kaniya. Sino ba namang babae ang hindi magagawang kiligin kung tawagin gamit ang apelyido ng lalaking mahal mo. At hindi lang 'yon, may kasama pang Misis. Ibig sabihin kinikilala siya nito bilang asawa ng lalaking nasa tabi niya. "N-nice to meet you too." Sunod na nakipagkilala si Kairro Pascual ang engineer. "Maupo muna kayo."

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.

And her heart’s telling her: Break out. “I know, right?” Terra says cheerily. “I’m thinking of taking up Advertising in uni.” “Really?” “Nah, not really. I’m good at selling ideas to only you.” “Does that mean I’m easy to flatter?” Kate asks teasingly. The exact word she used is "bolahin", which is Filipino slang that literally translates to making one’s head round like a ball. “Not all all!” Terra’s quick to make a save. Then, switching to the saccharine side of the Filipino language, he says:

Sarkastikong ani ni Fergie. "Anong niloloko?" Maang na sagot ni Zykiel at walang emosyon na tumingin sa amin. Tumingin siya sakin sandali at agad ding nag-iwas ng tingin. "Akala mo ba maloloko mo ako? Alam ko kung anong motibo mo!" Tumaas ang kilay ni Zykiel at ngumisi. "You think may paki-alam ako sa babaeng iyan? You can kill her if you want..."

Mara laughed; this kid is really smart. "Yes, sort of, Quil. But it’s Tagalog, a language from the Philippines. You know the Philippines, right?" Quil nodded. "Yes, mother superior said it’s a tropical group of islands near the Pacific Ocean, and I learned that the Philippines has three main parts: Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. I wonder what the Philippines looks like," they added. "Don't worry, Quil, we will visit the Philippines soon," Mara said to them.

"Nakatanggap rin kayo ng map?" I halted. Gosh? I am more than sure that it's that Korean dude asking if we also received a map. I am sure! But it could also be the girl, right? Gosh! Who am I even fooling? I shook my head and turned to him. I raised a brow. "You know how to speak Tagalog?" He gave me a small smile. "Of course! I lived here in Philippines when I was in grade school, and came back last month for good," he explained.

Key Notes: “Nanay Lucing” – it’s a term of endearment (like ‘Mommy Lucing’). “Kuya” – tagalog word of ‘Brother’; it’s also a sign of respect to a stranger in Filipino culture. *** I’M now in Bea’s hotel car. After our conversation, I didn’t hesitate to leave. I left some clothes and belongings behind since I wouldn’t need them at home anyway—I have plenty of clothes there. Besides, if I ever go back, I’ll have something to wear.

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