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Posted in Philippines General Information on 12/02/2006 11:54 am by admin
Can someone tell me the English translation for Tagalog (Philippines) Audibles?
I chatted on Yahoo Messenger with someone from the Philippines. With Some international Audibles there, and I experimented with them, but I want to know what the Tagalog phrases mean in English, so I next chat, I must be able to understand more of the conversation. I chatted on Yahoo Messenger with someone from the Philippines. Some international Audibles there, and I experimented with them, but I I know what the Tagalog phrases mean in English, so I next chat, I must be able to understand more of the conversation Tagalog Audibles. Yahoo messenger's include the following phrase: ok ka lang? ang cute cute mo talaga! korek ka dyan! Hanep! astig ng dating mo pare! Teka muna Sori, strik ang parents ko! ganun? Wow pare. . . weight maraming salamat po! Mabuhay po kayo! Sige po! Bye!
perhaps you could post it so you do I translate them for you) added: ok here they are: 1. the foot: hello? ok ka lang? (hello? you're ok?) 2. the rabbit: ang cute cute mo talaga (you're really cute) 3. The woman: korek ka dyan! (You right) 4. The scarecrow of birds: hanep! astig ang dating mo pare! (hanep (meaning wow! or larger) to = wow! you cool!) 5. the Turtle: hmm, teka muna (hmm, wait a minute / Sec) 6. The tarsier: sori, strict parents (sorry, my parents are strict) 7. the starfish: ganun? (really?) 8. the skull: wow pare! weight! (wow man! that load) 9. The pinoy: maraming salamat po! Mabuhay po kayo (thank you very much! Live!) Mabuhay means live. its a Philippine greeting equivalent of westerners "welcome". 10. The Buffalo: sige po! bye! (ok then! goodbye / until next time) hope to help you;)
