Nakatulog Ako Kanina In English Novels & Stories

"I'm not yet done. Kumain ka na ba? Nakaluto na 'ko kanina pa." "Oo, kakatapos ko lang kumain. Sarap talaga ng luto mo. Request ko, Afritada mamaya hehe!" Tuwang-tuwa nitong saad sa akin sabay pumasok sa kuwarto ko at umupo sa may couch.

Malakas na tinulak ko 'to bago binaril sa noo. Natumba naman ang iba pang natira kanina at bumulagta sa sahig na wala ng buhay kaya napangisi ako. Trex "Trex, clear my way." sabi ko sa kabilang linya sabay pagpag ng kamay ko at Inayos ang nagusot kong black evening na backless gown. Inayos ko naman ang buhok at tumuwid na ng tayo at nag lakad na papunta sa elevator at pinindot ang tamang floor na bababaan ko. I was the only one inside the elevator.

She accompanied me in the guest room together with her maids. " Here's your room ahm-- Kuya? " (Kuya is a Tagalog term for the older brother. Filipino used it to respect the old one.) She's thinking while looking at me. She gave me a What's- your- name- again- look. " Nathan. I'm Nathan! "

I answered then I just feel that she's caressing my back. "It's okay, I feel you Kate." She said and I looked at her. "Katie." I corrected my name. "Sorry, I wanna call you Kate than Katie e, Kate is cuter." She said then clapped her hands with me. Looks like a kid. "Salamat." That means thank you in English, I wanna try speaking Tagalog sometimes though it's a little bit hard for me. "You are so natural Katie, your not that maarte thingy that your bashers are talking about." Oh? She know the things that my bashers always told me?

I mutter irritably. I hurry out of the bar, hitting a hard body belonging whoever was about stepping into the bar. And instead of apologizing, all that escape my mouth is “Abeg, wakar well,” without caring to see who it was I hit earlier. PIDGIN ENGLISH abeg, wakar well- - - - - please watch where you are going

A gateway missing as I assumed Mama had forgotten to turn the lights on as it was already 6 in the evening. Cold soles touched the icy tiled floor, shuddering across to suppress myself from moaning another complaint as my slippers deems to be missing to where I left them earlier. Perhaps, Ate uses them again. [Ate is a Filipino word, which means an older sister in English] Barefooted, it was unlikely for the house to stay quite. Hoots coming from the birds under Ate’s care is missing. Clamours, and arguments never showed up leaving a frown evoke on my forehead as it cease trajectory towards the odd ambiance of the house.

ELIEZAH KINABUKASAN AY MAAGA akong umalis. Hindi pa gising yung mga tao sa buong kabahayan. Sinukbit ko yung backpack ko na naglalaman ng mga kakailanganin ko sa pagpasok sa kuta ng mga walang hiya.

May pasok pa bukas! I stood up. Tama nga ako na hindi ko magagawang makalakad nang maayos dahil muntik na akong matumba kaagad. Naglakad ako papunta sa CR pero ang dami kong nabunggo at alam kong galit na sila sa akin. “Aray, ano ba!” “Sorry!” “Ano ba ‘yan!” “Tumingin ka nga sa dinaraanan mo!”

Hindi lang isang tama kundi dalawa. “Hindi!” sigaw ko habang niyayakap ito. “Papatayin kita Qiana! Pagsisisihan mo ito Qiana. Isinusumpa ko yan!” Nanginginig at madiin kong wika. Malapit lang sa talon ng Valeins namin inilibing si Ina. Pereho kaming tatlo na walang kibo habang niyayakap ako ni Lady Matti. “Saan na tayo pupunta ngayon?” tanong ni Lady Matti.

Nate supposes it’s because of their different upbringing. What Nate has just said is a private joke between them. His first word is nonsensical. It’s the name of Korean noodles with black sauce, eaten by brokenhearted, shaved-headed single men on Black Day. The second word translates to “you scared me”, which is a bit too literal for a Filipino like Nate who prefers to utter less filtered exclamations like “ay” and “oh my god” when surprised.