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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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Desliz Del Tiempo
“What? Ayo’ko!”
“Anong ayaw mo, Bruha?” si Weng.
“I mean, bakit ang bilis? Kailan lang dinuru-duro mo ang noo ko!” nanlalaki ang mga mata ito na nakatungo sa kanya.
“I’m sorry, love. I’m so sorry.”
“Love...” bulong ni Weng na narinig nila. “Makapunta nga sa tindahan at makahanap ng fated love!” Nagmartsa na itong umalis ng silid.
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Invisible String (Tagalog)
Ganoon sila katakot na tuwing may mawawala sa isla ay pagsususpetsahan agad nilang patay na?
“Oh my God! Amara!” Trisha quickly attacked me for a hug. “Where were you, huh? Kung hindi pa ako bumisita kagabi, walang makakapansin na nawawala ka na!”
Napangiti ako at hinagod ang likod niya. “Hindi ako nawawala. I just got stuck on someone else’s island after the jet ski I was riding run out of gas.”
“Ah… kayo po pala ang gumamit ng nawawalang jet ski.” Narinig kong komento ng isang staff na nakatayo sa likod ni Trisha.
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Princess Tala and Prince Uncharming
tumingin si Tala kay Limuel, hinihintay na pagalitan siya nito.
“Eh bakit tayo pupunta sa secant, hindi mo pa pala masyadong maintindihan ang unang lesson?”
“Eh kasi, iwan muna natin si sine at cosine dahil baka mas madali ang secant, ” sabi ni Tala na nagpi-feeling matalino.
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Made a Wish
"Mabigat 'yan, baka 'di ka na makaahon."
"Alam mo," inis na baling ko sa kanya. "Takot ka lang sumisid, eh. Kung alam ko lang kanina ka pa nagmamasid sa paligid, parang kabang-kaba ka. Lalamunin ka ba ng tubig?"
"I'm looking for sharks." walang ganang sagot niya.
"Sha-what!?" anas ko naman. Sa lakas ng boses ko'y napalingon pa sa akin ang lifeguard na nag-a-assist sa iba naming kasama.
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The Revenge of Ellaine
pag bibiro pa sakin ni Josephine kaya naman natawa na lang din ako sa kanya
"sige na see you na lang kapag nasa Manila ka na"
dagdag ko pa sakanya kasi sabik na rin kasi akong makita sya dahil napakatagal na rin nang panahon simula nung huli kaming magkita
"okay bye"
"bye ingat din sa byahe"
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It started from the Vaccination Site
Isa iyon sa hindi ko gustong mangyari, lalo na’t natatakot akong malayo ang loob nila sa akin.
“Lola is that me-meryen–What is it po, momma?” Busangot na nakatingin sa akin si Zevria. Hirap na hirap, kahit naman kinakausap ko sila ng Filipino na language. Ang lagi pa rin naman nilang kalaro ay mga taga rito, kaya laging nasasapawan ang tinuturo ko.
“Mer…yen…da.” Dahan-dahan kong bigkas. “Meryenda.”
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A Night with the Billionaire (ENGLISH)
She couldn’t understand what Consuelo was getting at.
“What do you mean?”
“Could it be that you’re pregnant?”
FOOTNOTES
(1) Anak: A Filipino term that means child or son/daughter. It is often used by parents when addressing their children.
(2) Tablea: Refers to tablets of pure ground cacao used in traditional Filipino chocolate drinks or recipes.
(3) Kiniwar: is a delectable rice cake wrapped in banana leaves, representing the rich culinary heritage of Apayao.
(4) ‘Nay: A shortened, affectionate form of Nanay, the Filipino word for mother.
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Ang Larong Sinimulan Natin
sagot nya
Tumango tango ako, "Sige po. Ingat nalang po kayo ma"
Mabilisan nya lang akong hinalikan sa pisngi bago sya lumisan sa paningin namin pareho ni yaya Vera
"Ah mam, guto po ba kayo? May niluto ako dyan pang meryenda" pukaw sa atensyon ko ni yaya Vera
Naupo ako sa pwesto na kaninang inuupuan ni mom, which is sa tabi ni yaya Vera
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Frequently Asked Questions
Tagalog is such a vibrant language, and I've noticed people often search for phrases like 'hiding in Tagalog' out of curiosity or necessity. Maybe they're trying to learn the language and stumbled upon a word they don't understand, or perhaps they're crafting a story with Filipino characters and want authenticity. I remember watching 'Encantadia,' a Filipino fantasy series, and picking up bits of Tagalog—it made me want to learn more.
There's also the cultural aspect. Tagalog is deeply tied to Filipino identity, and non-native speakers might search for translations to connect with friends, family, or media. I once tried cooking adobo using a recipe in Tagalog and had to look up terms—it was a mess, but fun! Sometimes, it's just about that moment of discovery, like realizing 'tago' means 'hide' and feeling like you’ve unlocked a tiny secret.
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