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Saturday, February 25, 2012


Filipino Dialects: Kapampangan Grammar and Vocabulary




This post is first of the Filipino Dialect series which is my personal initiative to promote the awareness and study of Filipino dialects across the nation. I am a person of diversity and will promote diversity. It's one good way to balance everything. In all aspect, even in languages, we must have diversity but individuals must learn to love what they know and treasure it to be able to provide something for the new generations to come. 

 

Here's a shocker, just read a magazine, or was it even a magazine? LoL. I think that was a photo excerpt from a newspaper. Yes, endangered species are being helped by environmentalist and NGOs efforts for a much better chances of survival, but what about the very truth of preserving the languages of our dwindling aboriginal and tribal communities? Very very rare you would see groups or individuals who aim in preserving this. Languages for me is a mirror of ones culture. In this article, Kapampangan and Pangasinense are few of the dying dialects here in the Philippines. Let's help them :)

 

For travelers and beginners here are the common phrases that you may use with your interactions with a native Kapampangan speaker. But for those who want to practice their skill and accent you may try singing a modern Kapampangan pop song entitled 'You made it, abe" by 1DELACREW here.

 

SOME COMMON PHRASES AND SENTENCES:

  • Kumusta na ka? – How are you?
  • Masalese ku pu. – I'm fine.
  • Mayap ku pu. – I'm good.
  • Nanung lagyu mu? – What is your name?
  • Malagu ka talaga! – You are really beautiful.
  • Kasanting mo! – You are so handsome!
  • Wa – Yes
  • Ali – No
  • Ume ka keni – Come here.
  • Bisa kung maglolo keka. – "I want to court you."
  • Tabalu keka- literally "I don't know with you." (expression)
  • Eku balu.- I don't know.
  • Mako na ku. – I am going.
  • Mangan ta na, mangan tamu. – Let us eat now, let us eat.
  • Kanyaman na ning lutu mo! – You're cooking is good!
  • Gusto mo nito?- bisa ka?
  • Ewan ko sa iyo- tabalu keka!
  • Ang sarap! (or your generic expression when you taste something na masarap po. - kanyaman!
  • Ganda ko anoh?- kalagu ko ne?
  • Gwapo ako.- pogi ku.
  • Magandang umaga- mayap a abak
  • Magandang tanghali- mayap a ugtu
  • Magandang gabi- mayap a bengi
  • Maganda- malagu
  • Pogi- masanting
  • Mahal kita- kaluguran daka
  • Ano? - nanu?
  • Ikaw - ika
  • Doon - keta
  • Masarap - manyaman
  • Kasama - kayabe
  • Mabait - maganaka
  • Masama - marok
  • Sex- karat

Mangan - verb, to eat (kain)
Mengan - verb, have eaten (kumain)
Mamangan -  verb, will eat (kakain)
pamangan - noun, pagkain (meal)

Tagalog: kumakain (present), kakain (future), kumain (past)
Kapampangan: mangan (present), mamangan (future), mengan (past)
Waray-Waray: nakaon (present), makaon (future), kinaon (past)
Cebuano: nagkaon (present), mokaon (future), nikaon (past)

Grammar and Sentence Construction


NOUNS:
Trivia: Every Kapampangan nouns used in a sentence are most of the time preceded by case markers.

*Noun markers are divided into two classes: one for names of people (personal) and the second for everything else (common). Personal classes usually ends with -ing, common classes has no -ing ending.
*Case markers have three types of case markers: absolutive (nominative), ergative (genitive), and oblique.
Absolutive
(Nominative)
Ergative
(Genitive)
Oblique
Common singular ing -ng / ning king
Common plural ding / ring ring karing
Personal singular i -ng kang
Personal plural di / ri ri kari
Examples:
  • Dinatang ya ing lalaki. Dumating ang lalake. ("The man arrived.")
  • Ikit neng Juan y Maria.  Nakita ni Juan si Maria. ("John saw Mary.")
  • Munta la di Elena ampon i Robertu king bale nang Miguel.   Pupunta sina Elena at Roberto sa bahay ni Miguel. ("Elena and Roberto will go to Miguel's house.")
  • Nukarin la ring libru? Nasaan ang mga libro? ("Where are the books?")
  • Ibie ke ing susi kang Carmen.
  • Ibibigay ko ang susi kay Carmen. (I will give the key to Carmen.)


PRONOUNS:
Kapampangan pronouns are categorized by case: absolutive, ergative, and oblique.
Absolutive
(Independent)
Absolutive
(Enclitic)
Ergative Oblique
1st person singular yaku, aku ku ku kanaku, kaku
2nd person singular ika ka mu keka
3rd person singular iya, ya ya na keya, kaya
1st person dual ikata kata, ta ta kekata
1st person plural inclusive ikatamu, itamu katamu, tamu tamu, ta kekatamu, kekata
1st person plural exclusive ikami, ike kami, ke mi kekami, keke
2nd person plural ikayu, iko kayu, ko yu kekayu, keko
3rd person plural ila la da
ra
karela

Examples

  • Sinulat ku. "I wrote."
  • Silatanan na ku. "(He or She) wrote me."
  •  Ninu ing minaus keka? "Who called you?


1.) Genitive pronouns follow the word they modify. Oblique pronouns can take the place of the genitive pronoun but they precede the word they modify.
Ing bale ku. (Ang bahay ko.)
Ing kakung bale. (Ang aking bahay.)
"My house."


2.) The dual pronoun ikata refers to only the first and second persons.
3.) The inclusive pronoun ikatamu refers to the first and second persons. It may also refer to a third person(s).
4.) The exclusive pronoun ikamí refers to the first and third persons but excludes the second.
Ala tang nasi. "We (you and I) do not have rice." [the word "you" here maybe plural or singular]
Ala tamung nasi. "We (you and I and someone else) do not have rice." [this is the same as above; "tang" is only a shortcut of "tamung"]
Ala keng nasi. "We (someone else and I, but not you) do not have rice." [the third person maybe singular or plural, that is, "we" may refer to "He/She and I" or "They and I"]
5.) Furthermore, Kapampangan stands out among many Philippine languages in requiring the presence of the pronoun even if the noun it represents, or the grammatical antecedent, is present.
Dinatang ya i Erning. (not *dinatang i Erning) "Ernie arrived."
Mamasa la ri Maria at Juan./Mamasa la di Maria at Juan. (not *mamasa ri Maria at Juan/mamasa di Maria at Juan) "Maria and Juan are reading."
Silatanan na kang José. (not *silatanan kang José) "José wrote you."
As a comparison, it would be akin to saying *dumating siya si Erning, *bumabasa sila sina Maria at Juan and *sinulatan ka niya ni José in Tagalog.

Special forms

The pronouns ya and la have special forms when they are used in conjunction with the words ati (there is/are) and ala (there is/are not).
  • Ati yu king Pampanga. (not *Ati ya king Pampanga)
    "He is in Pampanga."
  • Ala lu ring doktor keni./Ala lu ding doktor keni. (not *ala la ring doktor keni/ala la ding doktor keni)
    The doctors are no longer here.

Pronoun combinations (Cebuano translation italicized.)

  • Ikit da ka. Nakita kita. Nakit-an ta ka. "I saw you."
  • Silatanan na ku. Sinulatan nya ako. Gisuwatan ko niya. "He wrote to me."
  • However, the following constructions are incorrect: *ikit ka da and *silatanan ku na

Demonstrative Pronouns
Kapampangan's demonstrative pronouns are outlined in the chart below.
This particular system of demonstrative pronouns differs with other Philippine languages by having separate forms for the singular and plural.
Absolutive Ergative Oblique Locative Existential
Singular Plural Singular Plural Singular Plural Singular Plural
Nearest to speaker
(this, here)
ini deni
reni
nini dareni canini careni oyni oreni queni
Near speaker & addressee
(this, here)
iti deti
reti
niti dareti caniti careti oyti oreti queti
Nearest addressee
(that, there)
iyan den
ren
niyan daren canyan caren oyan oren quen
Remote
(yon, yonder)
ita deta
reta
nita dareta canita careta oyta oreta queta
1.) The demonstrative pronouns ini and iti (as well as their respective forms) both mean "this" but each have distinct uses.
Iti usually refers to something abstract but may also refer to concrete nouns. For example, iting musika (this music), iti ing gagawan mi (this is what we do).
2.) Ini is always concrete and never abstract. For example ining libru (this book), ini ing asu nang Juan (this is Juan's dog).
3.) Furthermore, in their locative forms, keni is used when the person spoken to is not near the subject spoken of. Keti, on the other hand, when the person spoken to is near the subject spoken of. For example, two people in the same country will refer to their country as keti however, they will refer to their respective towns as keni. Both mean here.

  • Nanu ini? "What's this?"
  • Mangabanglu la rening sampaga./Mangabanglu la dening sampaga. "These flowers smell good."
  • Ninu ing lalaking ita? "Who is that man/guy?"
  • Me keni/munta ka keni. "Come here."
  • Ati ku keti/atsu ku keni/atyu ku keni. "I am here."
  • Mangan la keta. "They will eat there."
  • Ninu ing anak a yan? "Who is that child?"
  • Uyta/Oyta ya pala ing salamin mo/mu! "So that's where your glasses are!"
  • E ku pa menakit makanyan/makanini. "I haven't seen one of these before"
  • Manyaman la ren./Manyaman la den. Those are delicious.
  • Ayni/Areni/Oreni la reng adwang regalo para keka. "Here are the two gifts for you."
  • Buri daka! "I like You" 
  • Kaluguran daka! " I Love You"
  • Mangan Tana! "Let's Eat"
  • Edaka buring mawala! "I don't want to lose you!"


VERBS:
Kapampangan verbs are morphologically complex and take on a variety of affixes reflecting focus, aspect, mode, and others. With conjugations, it's different from any other Western languages but if you are good in Tagalog verb conjugations like tatakbo, tinatakbo, tatakbuhin or naglaba, naglalaba, maglalaba; then you are in good hands because we will gonna be using Tagalog as our reference.

Ambiguities and Irregularities of Kapampangan verbs.
To illustrate this, let's take the rootword sulat (write) which exists in both Tagalog and Kapampangan.
For example:
  • susulat means "is writing" (present tense) in Kapampangan but "will write" in Tagalog.
  • sumulat means "will write" (future tense)  in Kapampangan but "wrote" in Tagalog. This form is also the infinitive in both languages.
  • sinulat means "wrote" (past tense) in both languages. However in Kapampangan it's in the actor focus but object focus in Tagalog
 Kapampangan actor focus: Sinulat ning Aurelio Tolentino. (ning Aurelio Tolentino = actor of sinulat.)
Tagalog object focus: Sinulat ko siya kahapon. (Siya = object of sinulat)

1.) The object-focus suffix -an represents two types of focuses. However, the only difference between the two is that one of the conjugations preserves -an in the completed aspect while it is dropped in the other conjugation. Take the two verbs below:
bayaran (to pay someone): bayaran (will pay someone), babayaran (is paying someone), beyaran (paid someone)
bayaran (to pay for something): bayaran (will pay for something), babayaran (is paying for something), binayad (paid for something)
2.) There are a number of actor-focus verbs which do not use the infix -um- but are usually conjugated like other verbs that do. For example, gawa (to do), bulus (to immerse), terak (to dance), lukas (to take off), sindi (to smoke), saklu (to fetch), takbang (to step), tuki (to accompany), etc. are used instead of *gumawa, *bumulus, *tumerak, *lumukas, *sumindi, *sumaklu, *tumakbang, *tumuki,

3.) Many of the verbs mentioned in the previous paragraph undergo a change of their vowel rather than use the infix -in- (completed aspect). In the actor focus (i.e., -um- verbs), this happens only to verbs having the vowel /u/ in the first syllable. For example, the verb lukas (to take off) is conjugated lukas (will take off), lulukas (is taking off), and likas (took off) (rather than *linukas).

4.) This change of vowel also applies to certain object-focus verbs in the completed aspect. In addition to /u/ becoming /i/, /a/ becomes /e/ in certain cases. For example, dela (brought something) and not *dinala, semal (worked on something) and not *sinamal, and seli (bought) and not *sinali.

5.) Furthermore, there is no written distinction between the two mag- affixes in writing. Magsalita can either mean is speaking or will speak. There is an audible difference, however. [mɐɡsaliˈtaʔ] means "will speak" while [ˌmaːɡsaliˈtaʔ] means "is speaking".

Conjugation Chart
Well , I would rather not include the complete conjugation chart here because it is quite complicated. I'd rather tell you a brief summary of things to note for conjugations. These are just summary of what are the usual conjugations or verb endings that you should take note for each tenses.

Infinitive &
Contemplative
Progressive Completed
Actor Focus -um- / m- / mag- mág- / má- / máN- -in- / min- / me- / mig- /meg- / ne- /meN-
Object Focus an / i-  i- / -an -in-/ -i- / -e- / -an
Instrument Focus ipaN- páN- piN-, peN
Reason Focus ka- ká- ke-

ENCLITIC PARTICLES / EXPRESSIONAL PARTICLES:
1. ba: used optionally in yes-and-no questions and other types of questions.
2. agyaman, man: even, even if, even though.
3. nung: condition particle that expresses unexpected event; if.
4. kanu: reporting or hearsay particle that expresses that the information is second-hand; he said, she said, they said, it was said, allegedly, reportedly, supposedly.
5. din/rin: inclusive particle that adds something to what was said before; also, too.
6. iká: expresses hope, unrealized condition (with verb in completed aspected), used in conditional aspects.
7. itá: expresses uncertainty and unrealized idea; perhaps, probably, seems.
8. mu: limiting particle; only, just.
9. na and pa
  • na: now, already, yet, anymore.
  • pa: still, else.
10. namán: used in making contrasts and softens requests and emphasis.
11. nanu ita: expresses cause; because, because of.
12. pin: used in affirmations or emphasis and also softens imperatives; indeed.
13. palá: realization particle that expresses that the speaker has realized and/or suddenly remembered something.
14. pu/opu: politeness particle.
  • Swerti kanu iti kanaku.  It was said that it is lucky to me.
  • Edukadu ya rin ing nobyu mu. Your boyfriend is also educated.


EXISTENTIAL OR INDICATING PRESENCE / EXISTENCE: To express existence (there is/are) and possession (to have), the word atí is used.
Atí la namang konsyensya.
They also have conscience.


NEGATION OR EXPRESSING NEGATIVES:
There are two negation words: alí and alá.
Alí negates verbs and equations. It means no and/or not.
Alí ya seli.
He did not buy.
Alá is the opposite of atí.
Alá na mo kanung lugud.
They say that there is no more love.
But in several statements, e is used instead of "ali."
E ke seli.
I did not buy it.


INTERROGATIVE / QUESTION WORDS:

1.) Kumustá is used to inquire how something is (are). It is frequently used as a greeting meaning How are you? It is derived from the Spanish ¿cómo está?
Kumustá na ka? “How are you?”
Kumustá ya ing pasyenti? “How is the patient?”
2.) Nanu means what. > Nanu ya ing gagawan mu? “What are you doing?”
3.) Ninu means who. > Ninu la reng lalaki?/Ninu la deng lalaki? “Who are those men?”
Ninu i Jennifer? “Who is Jennifer?”
4.) Nukarin means where but is used to inquire about the location of an object and not used with verbs.
Nukarin ya ing drayber? “Where is the driver?”
Nukarin ya i Henry? “Where is Henry?”


NUMBERS:
Number Kapampangan
1 Metung/Isa
2 Adua
3 Atlu
4 Apat
5 Lima
6 Anam
7 Pitu
8 Walu
9 Siyam
10 Apulu
11 Labing metung
12 Labing adua
13 Labing atlu
14 Labing apat
15 Labing lima
20 Adwang pulu
21 Adwang pulu't metung
22 Adwang pulu't adua
30 Atlung pulu
100 Hanggatus
200 Aduang dalan
1,000 Libu / Metung Libu / Metung a Libu
2,000 Aduang Libu
10,000 Lacsa
100,000 Gatus
200,000 Adwang Dalan Libu / Adwang Dalan A Libu
1,000,000 Milyun
2,000,000 Aduang Milyun (Modern)
1,000,000,000 Bilyun / Metung Bilyun / Metung a Bilyun (Modern)


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57 comments:

Kirt Vasquez said...

makakapagaral narin ako mag kapampangan! at ang da best e may steps pa para sa construction ng sentence para di mali ang grammar,maraming salamat sa author nito! :)

Anonymous said...

Kapampangan is a language, not a dialect.

Anonymous said...

please tell the meaning of this in english:
"balu ku naman eh"..

Anonymous said...

Please ano po meaning murder mkamung chicks ken.. Pwedi muren marimla pamo.

Anonymous said...

Pki translate nmn po ito sa tagalog please..

Bka Miyawa ka. Makarine nmn.
Ali cguro nung pala atin yang ing metung a tao balamu mangapilitan kamung lumele ne..
Bahala ka nung nanung buri mung isipan kaku. Nung yan ing isipan mu ala nkung agawa. Mimingat ku mu pota atin manakit.

Anonymous said...

Please nmn po pki translate nmn po ang mga ito:

Hay naku! Alub ku namu pin aku ing kayabe mu ngeni bang alagaan daka kso.... Cge na paynawa nk. Magobra kapa ata bukas.

Pls lang po.maraming salamat

Anonymous said...

paki translate naman to, thanks,

Kilalanin mong mabuti ang kinakasama mo, baka hindi lang ikaw at may mga kahati ka.

Anonymous said...

paki translate po..

sobrang miss ko na kayo dyan. palage nyo tatandaan na mahal na ko kayong lahat.


THANK!

Anonymous said...

Kung tagalog to kapampangan, pwedeng: " sobrang amimiss da nakayu ken. Lagi yung tatandanan na kaluguran da kayu ngan."

Anonymous said...

paki translate naman po nito sa tagalog please..... Oh che gwapo neman jeric neh at lupa ya maganka yku nuku manakit makanyan ,,,,,Pota keng messenger kta misb,,,,, deng keng pictures kybe no keng obra,,,,

Mia said...

Ano po meaning ng ma2d2d abe mu

Mia said...

Ano po meaning ng ma2d2d abe mu

test said...

😊

Anonymous said...

ano po meaning ng abe me pamo ing babayi mu

Unknown said...

Please tell me what ni ati means. Someone wrote "pretty ni ati" but I'm still not 100% sure what that means

mjserot said...

ano sa kapampangan ang kumain ka ng kanin.

Unknown said...

Mangan kang nase.

Anonymous said...

Hello, I am Andrew Thompson currently living in CT USA, God has bless me with two kids and a lovely Wife, I promise to share this Testimony because of God favor in my life, 2days ago I was in desperate need of money so I thought of having a loan then I ran into wrong hands who claimed to be loan lender not knowing he was a scam. he collected 1,500.00 USD from me and refuse to email me since then I was confuse, but God came to my rescue, one faithful day I went to church after the service I share idea with a friend and she introduce me to LEXIE LOAN COMPANY, she said she was given 98,000.00 USD by MR LEXIE , THE MANAGING DIRECTOR OF LEXIE LOAN COMPANY. So I collected his email Address , he told me the rules and regulation and I followed, then after processing of the Documents, he gave me my loan of 55,000.00 USD... well if you are interested in a loan you can as well contact him on this Email: Lexieloancompany@yahoo.com or call/sms on: +18168926958 thanks, I am sure he will also help you.


Anonymous said...

Hello, I am Andrew Thompson currently living in CT USA, God has bless me with two kids and a lovely Wife, I promise to share this Testimony because of God favor in my life, 2days ago I was in desperate need of money so I thought of having a loan then I ran into wrong hands who claimed to be loan lender not knowing he was a scam. he collected 1,500.00 USD from me and refuse to email me since then I was confuse, but God came to my rescue, one faithful day I went to church after the service I share idea with a friend and she introduce me to LEXIE LOAN COMPANY, she said she was given 98,000.00 USD by MR LEXIE , THE MANAGING DIRECTOR OF LEXIE LOAN COMPANY. So I collected his email Address , he told me the rules and regulation and I followed, then after processing of the Documents, he gave me my loan of 55,000.00 USD... well if you are interested in a loan you can as well contact him on this Email: Lexieloancompany@yahoo.com or call/sms on: +18168926958 thanks, I am sure he will also help you.

Unknown said...

hay nako! gusto ko nga ako ang kasama mo ngayon para alagaan ka kaso... sige na magpahinga ka na.magtatrabaho kapa yata bukas

Unknown said...

kasama mo paman din ang babae mo

Unknown said...

oh che gwapo naman si jeric no at mukha siyang mabait..ako makakakita ng ganyan,,,, mamaya sa messenger tayo magusap,,,,yung mga nasa picture kasama niya sa trabaho

Unknown said...

tulog na ang kasama mo (or)
tulog na ang asawa mo

Unknown said...

pakibalwan meng masalese ing pakyabayan mu pota aliwa mu ika atin ka pang ka pitna.

Anonymous said...

I'm so glad that I met you and I can't thank God and fate enough for that. I love you so much, Mikhail.

Pa translate naman po sa kapampangan, please.

Unknown said...

Hehe verry helpful toh s mga my jowa n kapampangan n my chix.. kc nkkbasa ako comment n ng sspy ung iba hehee..

Gud job

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Capricorn lady said...

Pa help translate sa tagalog.
Bisa ka sesen mu ku pa
Sesen talaga gf mo ha

Thanks

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Anonymous said...

kapampangan is a dialect not a language

Anonymous said...

help. ano ang dighay sa kapampangan

Anonymous said...

pls translate

Cge dilu kpa simba kpa pra mlaut ku keka pota tuksu haha

Anonymous said...

Paki translate po "haha. dakal kapa akit a aliwa"

Unknown said...

Hi pwede pa help ..
ano meaning nito po

"pagminsan aiisip kung enaku bisang lagud ulit, enaku bisang sugal king pyalung a balu kung
akung masambut"

Please po salamat

mhelot said...

plss pki translate eku balu ta ot makanyan ka.eku nmn agyu e.ala ne mengyare ne eku na abalik ta kalambt mo kc sinabi maganakunmn e

Unknown said...

Good Morning every one, Can I ask favor. Please help me translate this paragraph in kapampangan.

Ako si Ricky, labing limang taong gulang, ako ang lakan ng kinatarcan nation high school.At naniniwala ako'y naniniwala sa kasabihang "Ang wika ay kaluluwa at salamin sa pagkatao ng isang bansa.

Unknown said...

*At ako'y naniniwala sa kasabihan

Unknown said...

Ngek- bala ku sa benti ing 20, and trenta ya ing 30, pero ali siguru. And wow masakit ya ing kapampangan nung e ka fluent already. (Siguru deng numbers na balu ku, makanyan la kasi deng pengari ku that’s what they said). Je m’excuse pour comment je change de langue. Je veux pas mais c’est un peu plus difficile d’ecrire que quand je parle en kapampangan

Anonymous said...

Kapampangan is a language. One way of differentiating between language and dialect is the process of mutual intelligibility. If two people understand each other despite some differences in lexical items, then they are speaking dialects or varieties of the same language. But if they fail to understand each other due to syntactical differences then, they are speaking two different languages.

Rich Noel Pinlac Cortez said...

Pa translate po please.
For educational purpose lang po
(sa room)
Nag aattendance
.
.
.
Teacher: S1?(name to)
S1: sir present hoo
teacher:S2?
S2:sir present
Teacher:s3!
S3:andito po sir
Teacher:s4!?
S4:present sir
Teacher:S5
S5:(lalapit at magtatanong) sir bakit? Tawag ninyo ko? May iuutos kayo?
Teacher:ano ba sinasabi mo!? Umupo ka nga dun, tinatanong ko lang Kung andito ko S5!
S5:(tinatapat yung kamay sa mukha ng sir niya)
Teacher: ano bang ginagawa mo?
S5: sir naninigurado lang baka Hindi ninyo ko nakikita😅
Teacher:(naiinis na) bwesit ka umupo ka na nga dun!
( Simula na Ng klase)
.
.
(Nag salita si S6 at lumapit Kay sir)
S6: sir?
Teacher: oh bakit? Umupo ka na at magsisimula na Ang klase.
S6: eh sir Wala Po akong baon

Rich Noel Pinlac Cortez said...

Teacher: ohh ano Naman ngayon...
S6: sir pengeng baon Hindi ako binigyan ni nanay(malungkot)
Teacher: nei bat ako hinihingan mo!?( Nag tataka)
S6: sir Sabi ninyo kayo Ang pangalawang magulang natin?dapat binibigyan ninyo din kami Ng baon!
Teacher: (napakamot sa ulo) umupo ka na puro ka kalokohan!

Rich Noel Pinlac Cortez said...

Are subject for to day is history, Philippine history
Chitae:phlilppine history sisiw capital PUP sisiw
Teacher:how is the famous pilipino painter?ikaw ludi?
Ludi;sir Juan luna
Teacher:good...Sino ang namuna Sa himagsikan?na lumaban Sa kastila?ekyam?
Ekyam(chin):eh eh sir si si(titingin Sa katabi),,,sir si Bonifacio,si bonifacio
Teacher:good,Sino Naman amg utak ng katipunan?ikaw tubong(rich)
Tubong:sir Sino pa edi si apolinario mabini
Teacher:very good,how is discover the Philippines?you ervie?
Ervie:ahhh..sir ferdenan magelan..March 13-15, 21.
Teacher: excellent hehehe...,Sino pumatay Kay lapu lapu?ikaw lexter?

Rich Noel Pinlac Cortez said...

Lexter:ba'y Hindi ako sir humm humm aba kahit mahirap lang kami Hindi ko magagawa yun.!
Teacher:put anong kalokuhan pinagsasabi mo? Ang tinatanong ko sayo! , Sino Ang pumatay Kay lapu lapu?!
Lexter: Hindi nga ako sir!
Teacher;tarandato ka talaga no?..gusto Kong makausap tatay mo!...
Lexter:yes sir..



In house


Tatay: ohh lexter?!
Lexter:Tay ibig daw kayong makausap sa eskwela..
Tay:bakit?
Lexter:kase hoo itay tinanong ako Kung sino daw ang pumatay Kay lapu lapu e Ang Sabi ko ay Hindi ako,ngayon kayo ang gustong makausap lagot kayo Tay..
Tay:abay Teka teka,bakit ako Hindi ako Ang pumatay Kay lapu lapu!..anong Malay ko dun
Lexter:Tay ikaw nalang Ang pagkaasa ko,kinakailangan sumama kayo sakin dahil kung Hindi kayo sumama sakin..ma e expeld ako Kaya dapat magpaliwanag kayo tay.
Tay:Kung kaylangan mag paliwanag de puntahan natin

Rich Noel Pinlac Cortez said...

Lexter:eto na po tatay ko.
Principal:ano Po ba maipaglilingkod ko sa inyo?
Tay: anong maipaglilingkod!,,kayo nga nagpatawag sakin e.
Principal:pinatawag?
Teacher: sir ako ho Ang nagpatawag.
Lexter : oo nga sir principal pinagbibintangan kami daw ang pumatay Kay lapu lapu..
Tay:kahit tignan ninyo pa ang police record namin,,malinis kami!,,Wala pa kaming napapatay!
Lexter:ngayon Kung ipagpipilitan ninyong kami Ang pumatay Kay lapu lapu, baka ngayon palang kami makapatay Ng tao!

Rich Noel Pinlac Cortez said...

This script po is kinuha namin sa isang bahagi ng video ni Rene Requiestas.
Salamat po.

Unknown said...

Pls help po need this asap for my son prepormance task translate to kapangpangan
Ako po si jullian deloy
Ako po ay 12 gulang
At nakatira sa suterville zamboanga city pinanganak ako noong julyo 11 2007 salamat at mabuhay
Pls po advance salamat sa makakatulong

Anonymous said...

Paki translate po sa kapampangan... Magandang umaga sa inyong lahat kami ang mag aaral sa ikasampung baitang ngayon ipapakita namin kung paano gamitin ang kapampangang salita sa pagbati

Anssi Räisänen said...

Hi! It says "The pronouns ya and la have special forms (yu and lu) when they are used in conjunction with the words ati (there is/are) and ala (there is/are not)." but then, some way down the page, there is the sentence "Atí la namang konsyensya. They also have conscience." Shouldn't it be "lu" instead of "la"?

Unknown said...

Ano ibig sabihin ng 'ako po ay ipinanganak noong marso 2.2011

Unknown said...

Ano ibig sabihin ng 'ako po ay ipinanganak noong marso 2.2011

Anonymous said...

Ano po ang kapampangan translation ng *ano ang pangalan mo?
*ilang taon ka na?
*ano ang pangalan ng iyong ina?
*ako ay maganda.
*ako ay makisig.
*ikaw ay aking iniibig!
*kaibigan
*kumain ka na ba?
*maligayang araw

Anonymous said...

Hi po pwede po pa translate sa kapampangan

Magandang hapon sa inyong lahat ako nga pala si alyssa ako ay labing anim na gulang ang aking libangan o hilig ay ang mag basa ng stories sa wattpad ay kumanta isama nadin natin ang pag kain sana mas makilala pa natin ang isa't isa salamat

Anonymous said...

Ano po ibig sabihin ng "yatoo"?

Anonymous said...

Mundo

Anonymous said...

How about " kasama mo ba si"

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