FROM OVERSEAS -PHILIPPINES- -BRAZIL-
Filipino Lesson ()[4.2 thu]
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Every first broadcast of the month, our program gives a friendly and easy-to-learn Filipino lesson. We dedicate the program to all who would like to learn the Filipino language, particularly to those of Filipino descent.
Key Words (ABRIL 2026):
Kama – bed (ベッド)
窯 – kiln (humo, tapahan)
Dialog in Filipino (ABRIL 2026):
N: Aba, Cindy, bakit may malaking trak na nakaparada sa harap ng bahay mo?
C: Bumili ako ng bagong kama. Sumasakit ang likod ko dahil malambot ang kutson.
N: Anong plano mo sa luma?
C: Payo ni Emi ay itapon ko na!
N: Hintay ka muna! Ibigay natin kay Carlo,
C: Sino siya? Wala akong kilalang Carlo.
N: Bagong dayuhang estudyante. Hindi siya sanay matulog sa “futon“.
C: Ahh, Oo nga! Sabihin mo sa akin ang tirahan niya para maipadeliber sa kanya.
N: Nakatira siya sa kanto dito, sa tapat mismo ng “pottery class” mo.
C: Malapit lang pala dito. Sino ang magbubuhat?
N: Ipabuhat natin sa mga kaklase niya!!
C: Hindi ba puro babae yata ang mga kaklase niya? Mabigat iyan!
N: Kaya nila iyan! Malalakas sila.
Dialog in English (ABRIL 2026):
N: Hey, Cindy. Why is there a big truck parked in front of your house?
C: I bought a new bed. My back aches because the mattress is soft.
N: What is your plan with the old one?
C: Emi advised me to throw it away.
N: Wait! Let’s give it to Carlo.
C: Who is he? I don’t know any Carlo.
N: New foreign student. He is not used to sleeping on a futon!
C: Ohh, okay! Tell me his address so it can be delivered to him.
N: He lives at the corner from here, right across your pottery class.
C: So, it’s near here. Who will be carrying it?
N: Let’s ask his classmate to carry.
C: Is it not that his classmates are all girls It’s heavy!
N: They can do it. They’re strong.
Vocabulary (ABRIL 2026):
1. malaki – big (大きな)
2. nakaparada – parked (駐車している)
3. harap – front (前)
4. bahay – house (家)
5. bumili – bought (買った)
6. bago – new (新しい)
7. sumasakit – hurts (痛める)
8. likod – back (背中、後ろ)
9. malambot – soft (柔らかい)
10. kutson – mattress (マットレス)
11. luma – old (古い)
12. payo – advice (アドバイス)
13. itapon – discard (破棄する、捨てる)
14. hintay – wait (待つ)
15. ibigay – give (与える)
16. dayuhan – foreigner (外国人)
17. sanay – used to, accustomed (慣れている)
18. matulog – to sleep (眠る)
19. sabihin – tell (教える)
20. maipadeliber – to send (送る、届ける)
21. kanto – corner (コーナー)
22. nakatira – lives in (住んでいる)
23. tapat – across (の向かいに)
24. Ipabuhat – to be carried (運ばれる)
25. kaklase – classmate (同級生)
26. puro – all (全員), pure [純粋 (名詞), 純粋な (形容詞)]
27. babae – girl (女の子、女性)
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