Tula Tungkol Sa Sariling Wika Novels & Stories

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.

Hindi. Dahil sa unang pagkakataon pa lang nangako ako sa sarili ko na hindi ako makikialam ng may buhay ... at buhay na buhay... Sa situation na ito... di ko alam kung ano ang magagawa kong desisyon. "Pag-isipan mo ng mabuti." "Kasalanan 'to ni Mama." "... May binabalak 'ata ang nanay mo sa panahon na yun... Ina mo siya... kung ano man yun, alam kong sa ikakabuti mo."

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

Tiana asked, utterly confused. "She responded to the word because they already recognized it as they had heard it many times before it like it in their DNA. It just like a child who will know Mama and papa. When they hear those words, they'll immediately respond but unlike Yalck, they don't understand other words yet as the phoenix language had disappeared from usage long before they were even hatched from their eggs." Yael explained to Tiana.

Nakakatakot, naka di tayo makatuloy mamayang gabi" tumango na lang ang mga bata at hindi na nagsalita pa dahil natakot talaga sila doon sa ma-ma. Then to the other side in the meantime, ang pinagkamalan nilang 'bad spirit' ay maraming reklamo ang lumalabas sa bibig sa kaibigan niyang wala man lang emosyon ang mukha. Ang kakaibang lengwaheng ginamit nito ay nakaka-kukuha ng attensiyon sa kanilang paligid. Walang emosyong itinulak ni Zhuanmo ang kaibigang kayatrista na si Lauzhen palabas ng Airport habang patuloy parin ito sa weirdo nitong lengwahe. Ang mag-ina sa gilid kung saan ang waiting bench ay kanina pa nakutuon ang attensiyon dito.

Louvier’s PoV Tulala’t lutang parin ang aking isipan at katawan hanggang ngayon matapos kung mabalitaan na bumalik na nga ang aking kapatid. “Malalim atah ang iniisip ng aking Reyna” Wika ni Niu habang itinataas ang bintana ng palanuing aming sinasakyan. “Wag kang mag alala, ilang sandali na lang at magkikita na rin kayong muli ng iyong kapatid” Muli nito sambit habang hinahawakan ang aking kamay. “Maraming salamat kamahalan, dahil palaging kang nandiyan para sa akin”

He had nothing to hide after all and he disdained to deal with any sort of misinformation before this world of nations gathered in this event. "Good evening, my dear friends. As I've said earlier, i am Maru and this are my wives, Mistress Ais and Ezperanza.” Maru introduced the women and the people greeted in full with their own unique languages. Followed of course by Vistenil, the most widely used language in the world and also the same language that Maru used to converse with these people. This action alone told Maru of how proud some of these people were of their ethnicity, of their roots which they never forgot or was ashamed of even before a mighty presence like he was.

sigaw ko dito "Syempre mag sasalita ako lalo nat hindi kita kilala malay ko bang mamamatay tao ka pala please lang pakawalan mo na ako wala akong alam na atraso sayo at mas lalong wala akong kaalam alam sayo ang gusto ko lang naman ay umuwi ng pilipinas para makita ko na si ate at makapagpahinga" agad kong pinunasan ang luha ko. "PLEASE-"

“By the way, thank you for taking care of this house. You should rest now. " "Way sapayan, Luli. Malipayon ko magsilbi sa imong pamilya,” she replied using our native language again which means she is grateful for serving my family. “Alright then, I’ll go ahead. If you need anything, just knock on my room, okay?” she added.

I was rather amused by his sentences. Just a few months ago, we had started discussing more intellectual topics whenever we were together. Sometimes, he booked my services just so I could talk to him in English. Since English is the Philippines’ second language, his business associates spoke to him in that language, and he admitted he couldn’t always keep up. Other times, I taught him my mother tongue, Bisaya, while he attempted to teach me Mandarin.