Archive for 'PINOY SPEAK'
Kare-kare
A popular Tagalog native dish cooked with beef rind and tail, young banana flower, peanut butter or roasted peanut, eggplant, ground rice grains, and food coloring. Usually served with sautéed shrimp paste [...]
“paano” by ofelia magno
paano ba ang mabuhay sa mundong walang kapintasan? paano malalasap ang pighati sa gitna ng kasiyahan? anong aral ang mayroon kung walang kabiguan? paano ang mga luha kung walang kalungkutan? paano bubuhos ang ulan kung [...]
More Funny English-Ilocano Translations
Here are worthy additions to our hilarious “English-Ilocano Dictionary.” ANTIQUE – Kabsat ni mama. DECIPHER – Saan a dibotones. RAVINE – Limnekken ti init. BEGOTTEN – Panagimukat manen. WHO [...]
Pinoy Tongue Twisters – 04
Sumuso ang sanggol na si Susie sa suso ni Susan na sumuso sa suso. Pitong puting tupa [...]
Husgado
“Court of law” or the courtroom. A judge.magistrate presiding over a courtroom. From the Spanish, juzgado. Featured Image Credit : usaid.gov [...]
Pinoy Tongue Twisters – 03
Sinusi ni Susan ang sisidlan ng sisiw. Minikaniko ni Monico ang makina ni Monica. Minikaniko = fixed, [...]
Maneho
To drive a car or motor vehicle. From the Spanish, maniejo, which means “horsemanship.” Featured Image Credit: www.pinoy-ofw.com [...]
Kabayo
Filipino for horse. Also the term used to refer to a wooden plank used for ironing clothes. To ride on a horse: mangabayo. Also a Visayan slang for wife. [...]
Pinoy Tongue Twisters – 02
Bababa ka Ba? Bababa din ako! A variation of the above: Aba, bababa kaba Baba? [Hey, are you getting off [...]
Lastiko
Elastic, flexible. To possess elasticity. From the Spanish elastico . See also Goma. Featured Image Credit: publicdomainpictures.net [...]
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DANDANSOY (Ilongo Folk Song)
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Japanese Final Surrender
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Common Bicolano Phrases
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