Adie's Questies: Fishie Friends ~

[koromyst]

Swerte xD
I've forgotten a few words that kireinaj have thought me though sweatdrop
But I still remember "papel" mrgreen

 

[Tragic l2abbit]

heart bump  

[Lilith Le Rouge]

Get up and...

oh so you can use swerte in both good lucks and bad lucks hmmm i didn't know that thanks for the info

Dance with me!

 

[Adie05]

heehee

Lilith~
not really, it's just that my dad uses it as an expression and not really for it's meaning.
it's like a signature expression of his. mrgreen

Thankies tragic for the bump heart

Koro-chan, you're overflowing with papel. that'd be kindda hard to forget. lolz

and~

of course~



http://adie-kiara.deviantart.com/

 

[Lilith Le Rouge]

Get up and...

oh so hes kinda sarcastic huh, 3nodding he's like me xd
love the art its so malupit ^^

Dance with me!

 

[Adie05]

mrgreen
Lupeet ng Tagalog mo~
mrgreen

*Lupit = root word for malupit razz

and no, hehehe my dad is never sarcastic. he's more of a happy go lucky guy that is... Malupeeet wink

 

[Lilith Le Rouge]

Get up and...

hee hee thanks, do you happen to know anymore filipino language? if so can you teach me so i can surprise my friends ^__^

Dance with me!

 

[milk money v2]

bump

 

[Lilith Le Rouge]

Get up and...

*looks around* hmm looks like no ones here, oh well BUMP blaugh

Dance with me!

 

[Adie05]

Tagalogs~
Hmmm...

Ang Ineeeet! rofl
It's too hot! mrgreen

Inet is derived from Init meaning hot. Can be used both in describing the weather or a certain item's temperature. But not to mean hot as in sexy. lolz~

opposite is Lamig. meaning cold. (temperature) not the sneezing and coughing one. razz

 

[koromyst]

Found a bumpy piccie xD

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[Lilith Le Rouge]

Get up and...

ooohh cool ^_^ new knowledge is always good, can you teach me native filipino languages like the one they speak in provinces, my friends say its filipino but i cant understand a word their saying sweatdrop

Dance with me!

 

[milk money v2]

. . . .
province?
hmm. .
In a province, there is a certain language/dialect people speaks.
Like in Cebu (where I am xd ), we speak in Cebuano; In Leyte/Samar, they speak in Waray. .etc. .
so, do you know which province you're friends are?

 

[Lilith Le Rouge]

Get up and...

they're from cebu, i don't know where but they're from cebu

Dance with me!

 

[Adie05]

province dialects huh?
hmm... i think I have some for ya but I'm not quite sure where they originated xd eheheh I met friends and yaya's from different areas that I lost track of the origins of the words they taught me. sweatdrop

Anywho,

1.
Word: Bubo (bu - as in boots) and (bo as in boy).
Other Filipino term: Tapon
Origin: I think this is from our province mindoro but i'mnot quite sure lolz.
English: spill.
Type: Verb
Tagalog sentence: Nabubo ko ang tubig sa mesa.
Tagalog sentence: Natapon ko ang tubig sa mesa.
English sentence: I spilled water on the table.
** take note in the sentence, the spilling was by accident. And the term is usually used for liquids or grain-like stuff(sand, grains, flour, etc).


2.
Word: Guyam
Origin: uhh somewhere out there sweatdrop
Other Filipino term: Langgam
English: Ant
Type: Noun
Tagalog sentence: Kinagat ako ng guyam.
Tagalog sentence: Kinagat ako ng langgam.
English sentence: The ants bit me. rofl
** take note: in other areas, guyam is some sort of a bird. xd
**also, there are areas that calls the bigger types of ants as Antik. Guyam/Langgam is usually the annoying ones that you can squish easily unlike the Antik that can look intimidating to touch. (you can see their claw-like mouth. domokun

3.
Word: Katang(pronounced/read quickly) (ka as in cat) (tang as tongue)
Origin: Oriental, Mindoro heart
Other Filipino term: talangka
English: Crab
Type: Noun
Tagalog sentence: Tabinge tumakbo ang katang.
Tagalog sentence: Patagilid tumakbo ang talanga.
English sentence: Crabs run sideways. (lol I suck at this)
**other related words: Alimango, Alimasag (bigger type) stare

4.
Word: Halang (ha as in hand) and (lang as in language) (read slowly unlike katang)
Origin: I have no idea
Other Filipino term: Anghang
English: Hot(spicy)
Type: Adjective
Tagalog Sentence: Mahalang ang luto mo.
Tagalog sentence: Maanghang ang luto mo.
English sentence: Your recipe is spicy(hot).
** do read this word slowly, otherwise it will mean differently.


that's it for now sweatdrop