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The Chronicles of Ashcroft
Kuya Welch: Oh, bawal umiyak, kinasal lang si Louvier hindi namatay HAHAHA.
Enjoy reading, and please leave some comments and pa-vote na rin😊
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Enchanted (Tagalog)
Wala ito sa tamang pag-iisip kaya hindi na dapat pang haluan ng malisya.
“Mum- Ouch!” he hissed when I pinched him on his arm.
“Anong sabi ko kahapon?” Mahina ko siyang itinulak para magkaharap kami. Tinaasan ko siya ng kilay.
“Mal,” nakasimangot nitong sabi.
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Love Me Harder
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.
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Agam ng Kahapon
Mabuting Puso
Quirino Province.
Mataas ang puno ng isang prutas at maliliit ang mga sanga nang akyatin ito ng isang bata habang ang kanyang mga kasamahan ay nasa ibaba nito at naghihintay sa mga prutas na ibabato pagkapitas, nabali ang isang manipis na sanga ng maapakan niya ito, nahulog ang ilang prutas at dahilan upang siya ay mapalambitin. Mabilis umakyat si John at iniligtas ang kaibigan. Magiging sundalo daw si John paglaki nito dahil sa ito ay matapang at malakas, tukso ng mga kaibigan niya habang sila ay sabay-sabay na kumakain ng mga prutas at nagtatawanan patungo sa kanilang mga tahanan.
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Princess Tale(FANTASY ACTION ROMANCE)
Alexia's Point of View
(Ate - Slang Tagalog term to respect older sister.)
- Itself... itself... itself... itself... self... self... self... -
That words woke me up. Fuck! What is that again? Another nightmare?
* knock knock *
Someone knocked on my door.
" Ateee? "
" The door's open Xandra, come in! "
I said.
" What is it, sweetie? What's bothering you? "
I asked.
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Ang Larong Sinimulan Natin
sagot ko
"Ah ganon ba" sabi nya at bigla akong inakbayan na parang sinasakal ng bahagya
Hinampas hampas ko braso nya, "G*go! Tumigil ka nga! Pag ako natuluyan, sige ka!"
Tumawa naman sya at binitawan ako. Nung nakikita ko na ang walo ay umayos na kami ng paglalakad. Walang nangyaring ganon, cous
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The Boyfriend App
Got it?
17 Kayzel_123 [K&E4ever]
__Got it. I’m sorry I won’t be of any help to you.
SSS Ecto [K&E4ever]
__Do not sweat it. I will carry you.
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The word Ecto used is “buhat”, which is Philippine gaming lingo and literally means to carry. Mrs. Lapuz emits a nervous laugh by her lonesome as she types her next words:
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Her Dying List
Pero ang salitang nakaukit sa punong 'to ay simbolo ng pagkakaibigan naming binuo ng nakalipas na ilang taon.
*Flashback*
"Paaaa. Pasan mo 'ko. Please" paglalambig ko kay Papa habang binabaybay namin ang malawak na kagubatan.
Naisipan kasi nila Mama na pumunta kami sa probinsya nila. At ngayon kasama ang mga kamag-anak ko ay papunta kami sa isang ilog na nasa dulo ng gubat.
"Sabihan mo muna si Papa ng Iloveyou." masayang wika ni Papa saka lumuhod sa harapan ko.
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Billionaire's Heartless Love
He stared at me and smiled, “Oh, sorry, I wanted to wipe your sweat away.”
I could hear a girl sqeualing deom behind us as shewhisper to her friend, “Awe,tingnan mo yung ginawa ng poging lalaki sa girlfriend nya! Sana all!” She said in tagalog which doesn’t help as Ajax couldn’t understand it.
Translation: (“Awe, look at the handsome guy and what he did to his girlfriend! hope all!)
“Tsk, magbre-break rin yan!” Replied her friend.
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The Dark Side
You’re just an insect if she’s here
“anong magagawa ng bata? Wag kayong matakot sa bata!” (what can a kid do? Don’t be scared!) if my sister heard that she won’t forgive you! Your tongue will be cut off and your fingers! And your arms! For touching me!
“bilis! Nasisira na ang pinto!” (hurry! They are breaking the door) when I heard that, I felt something strange. What door? They’re pushing me to the door, right?
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Frequently Asked Questions
I've noticed Filipino speakers treat the English word 'humiliated' in a few different but predictable ways, and the Tagalog root everyone leans on is 'hiya' (shame/modesty). For past or completed experiences most people say 'napahiya' — for example, 'Napahiya ako sa harap ng klase' (I was humiliated in front of the class). If someone actively shames another person, the transitive form is 'pinahiya' as in 'Pinahiya niya si Maria' (He/she humiliated Maria). Those are the everyday go-tos.
There are subtleties too. 'Nahihiya' means feeling shy or embarrassed (ongoing), so 'Nahihiya ako' can be milder than 'Napahiya ako.' People also use synonyms depending on register: 'nilait' or 'pinagtawanan' for being insulted or laughed at, and more literary phrases like 'nadungisan ang dangal' for a formal sense of one's dignity being tarnished. In casual Taglish you’ll sometimes hear 'humiliate' used directly, but most speakers prefer the native verbs. Personally, I appreciate how flexible 'hiya' is—it's delicate, cultural, and carries a lot more than the plain English 'humiliated.'
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