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Could he be a scammer? : Kakaiba ka, hindi ako makapaniwala na makakaramdam ako ng ganito. (You're different, I couldn't believe I could feel this way.) I am shocked that he can speak Tagalog. I didn't think I could talk to anyone else who was good at Tagalog except Fritz, Ev, and my parents. : Are you Filipino? You can speak Tagalog... A few minutes passed without anyone replying so I just put my phone down again and closed my eyes.

But because she couldn't talk loudly, afraid that the bosses would overhear them, Doctor Lacsamana spoke as softly as he could until he was mouthing his words. "Masaya ako kung saan ako ngayon. Marami rin akong natutunan doon. Isa pa, gaganda ang buhay ko kapag naibenta na ako sa kliyente ni boss." I am happy where I was. And I learned a lot there. One more thing, my life will be better when I get sold to my boss's clients, she answered enthusiastically. The Lots were only taught in the Tagalog language and not others, so they couldn't make contact when they were outside.

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:

It seemed like she wasn't the only one who was curious about this as even Aiden was staring at her as he waited for her reply. Malisa felt a little uncomfortable under their intense gazes but she still managed to answer the question, " Well, I also know, German, Italian, and Tagalog ( the language of the Philippines. ) " Oh my, Sis! You are amazing! How many years did it take you to learn all that? " " About 11 years in total. " Malisa Replied after a moment of thought. " Wow! " Aiden couldn't help but exclaim. Malisa who couldn't bear with their intense gazes anymore bowed her head and began staring at her feet.

In Vanessa’s case, mukhang hindi. Bakit selos ka? Hindi ah! sabi ng dalawang tinig na nag-uusap sa isip ng dalaga. Tala! Kuya dapat ang turing mo sa dalawang lalaki, so dapat walang issue sa iyo ang mga babae nito, paalala niya sa sarili. “…and you are?” kay Tala na nakatingin si Vanessa. “Tala,” maikling tugon niya. “Ow Tala means the biggest and brightest star…tama ba?”

They are not the ones we are talking to. "Stop speaking with your language." Scarlet is nice to me. I looked at it and drank a soft drink. I don't know what this girl's problem is but I've been noticing her signs for a while now. "What's wrong with our language? I don't think it's against the law to speak Tagalog in my homeland." I answered sarcastically. I am trying to be nice since they are foreigners but this girl is trying to be me. Courage to choose the Philippines because you don't know how to speak English.

After giving out the papers, Marissa then proceeded to her next lesson. “Students, I know we encourage you to learn the English language as it is widely spoken internationally. But don’t forget your mother tongue. Remember what Dr. Jose Rizal said, ‘he who does not love his own language is worse than an animal and smelly fish.’..” This quote reminded Dawn of what her own mother used to say to her back then. That even if she was born and grew up in the United States, that she should still remember to speak the language that is part of her. For Dawn, it was not that she had to learn the language because her mother was a Filipino but because she could see the benefits of learning more languages

He asked the vendor of Silk. "Itinakbo ng kawatang babae ang aking panundang tela. (A woman had stolen yards of my silk)," says the Filipino vendor. The elite and some Filipinos had learned to understand Spanish but they find it difficult to speak the language. "Una mujer había robado yardas de mi seda (A woman had stolen yards of my silk)" says the neighboring vendor. One of the Filipino folks who knows a little to speak the language had translated it for Estefan.

panimula niyang wika at nagsimulang ilipat ang slide. Agad namang nagtaas ng kamay si Celise upang mapansin s’ya ng aming guro. “Yes, Celise?” “Bakit hindi po natin simulan magsalita ng Filipino sa inyong oras para po masanay namin at mapaunlad ang pagsasalita nito?” Marahan na naupo si Celise nang matapos ang kanyang suhestiyon. Biglaan naman itong nag-isip at nagsalita, “Pumapayag ako. May katanungan pa ba kayo?”

That's the five language in Mundo da Fantasia and I still don't know the sixth language as Nay Aurelia said that it's forbidden to teach that sixth language to the children that under fifteen years old, and the reason why it's forbidden, well the Fantasian who uses this language has a mind set that if your under fifteen years old and your not belong to their tribe, but you use their language, well your just being unrespectful to them. Are you guys wondering, where the hell I gathered all the information that I shared to you, well, Mother Aurelia gave us enough information about Mundo da Fantasia, and that the reason why I know the equivalents of the languages ​​used here to the language used