Novel & Cerita Stairs Tagalog

Dahan dahan siyang naglakad at sumandal sa gilid nito. Where on earth am I? I mean. They speak tagalog and looks like Filipinos so I guess, I'm still in the Philippines right? Somewhere na parang alam kong napaka-pamilyar. Oh my god, Manila? This is Manila right? Parang pamilyar yung mga buildings na nakatayo dito. So that means, Pasig river 'to tama? And this brigde.. MacArthur Bridge? Uhm no. Santa Cruz bridge yung nakalagay. How the hell—

Tsui ang baril sa akin. Tinignan ko ang target ko bago ngumisi. "Who are you miss?" "None of your business." sabay kuha ng dalawang nakatagong dagger sa may hita ko at hinagis sa dalawang lalaki na nasa likod ni Mr.Tsui diresto sa mga noo nito.

I kinda blackmailed her. She only taught me three words though. She's a bit worried that if my dad finds out, she'll get fired. If she didn't teach me, she had probably lost her job right at this moment. Yeah. So, I learned that the word "Tanga" means stupid, "Bobo" means idiot, and "Putangina" means fuck you. I smiled as soon as I set a foot on Aria Airline. I still can't believe that a lovesick pup owns this airline.

"Dad, with the number of children I have, I can't bring them all to the US. Plus, what about my three branches of Tinatangi? I can't leave my flower shop, Dad..." That's the name of my flower shop, Tinatangi. In love, it means, 'special someone.' "And actually, my second name is 'Tangi,' a Tagalog word that, in English, means 'Special,' 'Favorite,' or 'One and Only.'" I continued to try to convince Dad. I leaned on his shoulder, but his arms remained tightly folded. He had been like this since last month. "Come on, Tangi! I want real grandchildren! Can I talk to the children you're talking about? They'll just pee on my shoes, and their fur will be everywhere!"

Lily said bitterly as they passed by those women. "Don't worry, I will only look at you." He replied as he grabbed her waist closer to him. The wind was coming through them as they went outside the hotel. It was really cold because of it. There are people outside, having their own world around. Some are starting to create a bonfire near the ocean while the others are drinking. "Sari-sari?" Aemon read aloud. "I think it's a Tagalog word," Lily commented as she saw it as well. The restaurant was made of wood, like a wooden house. They can see the design of it from the inside. It looks vintage and ancient.

Nabasa niya ang nametag kaya alam niya ang pangalan ng dilag sa tabi niya. Mira saved his name naman as "Ar Rogant" , nasilip ni RJ ang pangalang sinave ng partner niya kasi mas matangkad siya dito. Nagtaka pa at nag isip ito, 'Rogant ang nilagay niyang apilyedo ko? Wow sounds foreigner!' Natuwa pa siya sa una, pero huli na nung magets niya yung pangalang sinave. Nakaalis na ang kanyang partner. 'Ar Rogant! Aro gant! Arrogant? Ay tangna naman ang Simang na to!"

Only one person could answer our questions now. “N-Ninang?!” Note: Ninang is the tagalog word of ‘Godmother’

(Ate is a Tagalog term for older sister, it's a sign of respect to the old ones. Arice and I stared at each other, wondering what will Xander say. " If ever that-- ahm-- If every I have a chance to Xandra, would you-- ahm -- would you let me? " Xander is diffidence. " Ayyiiee! My brother!! " Arice shouts in romantic happiness. " Ate!! Can you please stop acting like that? " Xander forbid Arice. " You're so-- / AHHAHHAHA "

Namula pa ang mukha niya. *TUG*DUG*TUG*DUG*TUG* DUG* Muling bumilis at lumakas ang tibok ng puso ko. At nagpaulit-ulit sa isipan ko ang mga salitang binitawan ni Xzy. "Hmm, oo sinasagot na kita, Harvey Kean Harrison. Kasi g-gusto-ay hindi mahal na rin kita" "Hmm, oo sinasagot na kita, Harvey Kean Harrison. Kasi g-gusto-ay hindi mahal na rin kita"

Babae “Nahulog ako sa mga bulaklaking mga bigkas, mala-langit na pangako na hindi ko napansin sa huli ay inuuod na tangkay at nabubulok na petalya na siya nang kumanlong sa akin habang buhay."