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 Posted: Wed Feb 12, 2014 7:40 pm
hey my computer is stuck cuz I am submitting and nothing is happening
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Posted: Wed Feb 12, 2014 7:41 pm
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Posted: Wed Feb 12, 2014 7:41 pm
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Posted: Wed Feb 12, 2014 8:40 pm
Valentine's Day is tomorrow (from where I'm from) heart
Single Awareness Day is also tomorrow lol rofl
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Posted: Wed Feb 12, 2014 8:40 pm
Shexylle Stradivari kerrowe Shexylle Stradivari kerrowe Ooh I should write this down! o3o Anything else you want to learn? Um... how about stuff around asking how somebody is? Uhh... What do you mean exactly? Like, how to ask if someone's doing okay or something like that? If that's the case... How are you? - Kumusta ka? How are you doing now? - Kumusta ka na? If you want to say it with respect (especially if you're talking to an elder or someone of authority): Kumusta na po kayo? (Note: "Ka" or "kayo" refers to the person you're talking to.) Are you okay? - Okay ka lang? As a response: "I'm fine" (or "I'm doing fine") - Mabuti naman ako. (If you want to say this respectfully, just add "po" between "naman" and "ako") (Note: "Mabuti" could either mean fine or good almost interchangeably.) Or if you just want to answer with a Yes or No: "Oo" means Yes. "Hindi" means "No." (Saying this respecfully would be "Opo" for Yes. "Hindi po" for No.) And as a guide on how to pronounce these words, just remember that the Tagalog language is fond of using short vowel sounds. And we syllabicate nearly everything. (so "oo" is pronounced like O --- O. You say it twice and it's a really short, blunt "O". The rest goes for the other vowels.) Hmm... gotcha, I think. ^^ So any plans for valentines?
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Posted: Wed Feb 12, 2014 8:43 pm
Shexylle Stradivari kerrowe Shexylle Stradivari kerrowe Ooh I should write this down! o3o Anything else you want to learn? Um... how about stuff around asking how somebody is? Uhh... What do you mean exactly? Like, how to ask if someone's doing okay or something like that? If that's the case... How are you? - Kumusta ka? How are you doing now? - Kumusta ka na? If you want to say it with respect (especially if you're talking to an elder or someone of authority): Kumusta na po kayo? (Note: "Ka" or "kayo" refers to the person you're talking to.) Are you okay? - Okay ka lang? As a response: "I'm fine" (or "I'm doing fine") - Mabuti naman ako. (If you want to say this respectfully, just add "po" between "naman" and "ako") (Note: "Mabuti" could either mean fine or good almost interchangeably.) Or if you just want to answer with a Yes or No: "Oo" means Yes. "Hindi" means "No." (Saying this respecfully would be "Opo" for Yes. "Hindi po" for No.) And as a guide on how to pronounce these words, just remember that the Tagalog language is fond of using short vowel sounds. And we syllabicate nearly everything. (so "oo" is pronounced like O --- O. You say it twice and it's a really short, blunt "O". The rest goes for the other vowels.) I see the Filipinos still using gaia up to this day. haha Kamusta naman kayong lahat?
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Posted: Wed Feb 12, 2014 8:56 pm
Sarcasdick kerrowe Sarcasdick kerrowe Sarcasdick I dig my toes into the sand. The ocean looks like a thousand diamonds Strewn across a blue blanket...
I honestly don't read alot anymore.
I liked the Harry Potter/Hunger Games series(es?) though.
And anything by Stephen King.
If I Should Die Before I Wake by Han Nolan is also good, as well as As I Lay Dying by William Faulkner, and The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne.
...I lean against the wind, Pretend that I am weightless, And in this moment I am happy... Happy What's the scarlet letter about ? that one sounds interesting. o:
It's about a girl who committed adultery and got pregnant, and was forced to wear a badge with a large red letter A on it to show to everyone that she was essentially a harlot, in their eyes. It takes place in Puritan New England, so everyone was basically really proper and such.
It sounds lame, but it's really good.
It's also pretty old, it was written in 1850.
...I lean against the wind, Pretend that I am weightless, And in this moment I am happy... Happy Hmm. owo I wonder what else goes on. I've never been one to read novels. I read a few though in the past.
I won't give the whole story away. lol
But if you want, there's summaries online about it. ^^
...I lean against the wind, Pretend that I am weightless, And in this moment I am happy... Happy haha, I'll look it up possibly. c:
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Posted: Wed Feb 12, 2014 9:34 pm
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High-functioning Bookworm
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Posted: Wed Feb 12, 2014 9:37 pm
Everyone's avis are awesome.
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Posted: Wed Feb 12, 2014 10:09 pm
kerrowe Sarcasdick kerrowe Sarcasdick kerrowe Sarcasdick I dig my toes into the sand. The ocean looks like a thousand diamonds Strewn across a blue blanket...
I honestly don't read alot anymore.
I liked the Harry Potter/Hunger Games series(es?) though.
And anything by Stephen King.
If I Should Die Before I Wake by Han Nolan is also good, as well as As I Lay Dying by William Faulkner, and The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne.
...I lean against the wind, Pretend that I am weightless, And in this moment I am happy... Happy What's the scarlet letter about ? that one sounds interesting. o:
It's about a girl who committed adultery and got pregnant, and was forced to wear a badge with a large red letter A on it to show to everyone that she was essentially a harlot, in their eyes. It takes place in Puritan New England, so everyone was basically really proper and such.
It sounds lame, but it's really good.
It's also pretty old, it was written in 1850.
...I lean against the wind, Pretend that I am weightless, And in this moment I am happy... Happy Hmm. owo I wonder what else goes on. I've never been one to read novels. I read a few though in the past.
I won't give the whole story away. lol
But if you want, there's summaries online about it. ^^
...I lean against the wind, Pretend that I am weightless, And in this moment I am happy... Happy haha, I'll look it up possibly. c:
You definitely should. c:
What kind of books/ which series(es?) do you like?
...I lean against the wind, Pretend that I am weightless, And in this moment I am happy... Happy
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Posted: Wed Feb 12, 2014 10:11 pm
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Posted: Thu Feb 13, 2014 12:57 am
*dances into the sunset with rose between lips*
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Posted: Thu Feb 13, 2014 1:32 am
kerrowe Hmm... gotcha, I think. ^^ So any plans for valentines? Not much. Well, with or without a boyfriend, I don't get my hopes up during Valentine's at all. enilec_hutch I see the Filipinos still using gaia up to this day. haha Kamusta naman kayong lahat? Hahaha... If you're asking about the state of the Philippines in general, we're doing just fine. In fact... We say "Thank You!" yum_puddi
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Posted: Thu Feb 13, 2014 6:41 am
Shexylle Stradivari kerrowe Hmm... gotcha, I think. ^^ So any plans for valentines? Not much. Well, with or without a boyfriend, I don't get my hopes up during Valentine's at all. enilec_hutch I see the Filipinos still using gaia up to this day. haha Kamusta naman kayong lahat? Hahaha... If you're asking about the state of the Philippines in general, we're doing just fine. In fact... We say "Thank You!" yum_puddi Filipino din po ako. hahaha. totoo bang "fine" lang ba tayo? rofl rofl
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Posted: Thu Feb 13, 2014 10:41 am
Not so random appearance. Im not Gaia much anymore. Was checking to see if Gaia was having another valentines event. Last years was amusing. Sadly it looks like there event now comprises only of spending cash to get stuff.
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