Advanced Vocabulary - British English Phrases

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Ready to learn some advanced British English expressions?
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Handa nang matuto ng ilang mga advanced na expression ng British English?
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Great.
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Malaki.
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Grab a cuppa, a pen and paper.
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Kumuha ng cuppa, panulat at papel.
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And let's do this.
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At gawin natin ito.
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Number one.
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Numero uno.
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Bob's your uncle, Bob's your uncle.
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Tiyuhin mo si Bob, tiyuhin mo si Bob.
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This expression is used to mean that something is easily done or achieved.
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Ang ekspresyong ito ay ginagamit upang mangahulugan na ang isang bagay ay madaling gawin o makamit.
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Think of it as saying, there you go, or that's it.
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Isipin mo ito bilang nagsasabing, ayan na, o iyon na.
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It's not that complicated.
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Hindi naman ganoon kakomplikado.
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Really.
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Talaga.
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Once you plug the machine in and add your ingredients, you just need to press this button
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Sa sandaling isaksak mo ang makina at idagdag ang iyong mga sangkap, kailangan mo lang pindutin ang button na ito
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and Bob's your uncle, it will start baking the perfect loaf of bread.
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at ang tiyuhin ni Bob, magsisimula itong maghurno ng perpektong tinapay.
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Now, when saying this phrase, we always use the weak version of the word ‘your’ which
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Ngayon, kapag sinasabi ang pariralang ito, palagi naming ginagamit ang mahinang bersyon ng salitang 'iyo' na
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is, /jə/.
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, /jə/.
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Bob's your uncle.
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Tito mo si Bob.
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Bob's your uncle.
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Tito mo si Bob.
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You'll notice that the ‘s’ at the end of ‘Bob's’ is pronounced as a ‘z’
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Mapapansin mo na ang 's' sa dulo ng 'Bob's' ay binibigkas bilang 'z' '
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‘z-z-z-z’ , which blends nicely into /jə/.
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zzz-z' , na mahusay na pinagsama sa /jə/.
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/zjə/, /zjə/
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/zjə/, /zjə/
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Say it with me, /bɒbzjə/, /bɒbzjə/.
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Sabihin mo sa akin, /bɒbzjə/, /bɒbzjə/.
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/bɒbzjər ˈʌŋkl/
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/bɒbzjər ˈʌŋkl/
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/bɒbzjər ˈʌŋkl/ If you were to use the strong version of ‘your
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/bɒbzjər ˈʌŋkl/ Kung gagamitin mo ang malakas na bersyon ng 'iyong
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/jɔːr/’, then the meaning would change and this phrase would become much more literal.
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/jɔːr/', magbabago ang kahulugan at magiging mas literal ang pariralang ito.
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Bob's your uncle.
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Tito mo si Bob.
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Is he?
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Siya ba?
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I had no idea.
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Wala akong ideya.
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Now while we're on the subject of Bob.
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Ngayon habang kami ay nasa paksa ng Bob.
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The next expression is bits and bobs, bits and bobs.
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Ang susunod na expression ay bits at bobs, bits at bobs.
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This expression is used to refer to a collection of small items, often unimportant objects.
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Ang expression na ito ay ginagamit upang sumangguni sa isang koleksyon ng mga maliliit na bagay, kadalasan ay hindi mahalagang mga bagay.
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I am sure you have a certain drawer or box somewhere that's just full of random bits
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Sigurado ako na mayroon kang isang tiyak na drawer o kahon sa isang lugar na puno lamang ng mga random na piraso
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and bobs, right?
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at bobs, tama ba?
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I went to boots this morning and bought a few bits and bobs for my holidays.
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Nag-boots ako kaninang umaga at bumili ng ilang piraso at bobs para sa aking bakasyon.
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Wipes, suncream, some hairpins, etc.
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Mga punasan, suncream, ilang hairpins, atbp.
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When saying this phrase, we use the weak version of ‘and’ and we drop the ‘d’, leaving
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Kapag sinasabi ang pariralang ito, ginagamit namin ang mahinang bersyon ng 'at' at ibinabagsak namin ang 'd', na nag-iiwan sa
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us with /ən/, /ən/ bits and /ən/, bits /ən/.
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amin ng /ən/, /ən/ bits at /ən/, bits /ən /.
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You see we blend the ‘n’ with ‘bits’ to make /bɪtsən/, /bɪtsən/.
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Nakita mong pinaghalo namin ang 'n' sa 'bits' para maging /bɪtsən/, /bɪtsən/.
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Say it with me.
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Sabihin mo sa akin.
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Bits and bobs /bɪtsən bɒbz/, bits and bobs /bɪtsən bɒbz/.
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Bits at bobs /bɪtsən bɒbz/, bits at bobs /bɪtsən bɒbz/.
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Number three is keep a stiff upper lip.
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Bilang tatlo ay panatilihin ang isang matigas na itaas na labi.
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This expression is used to mean showing courage and poise in a difficult situation.
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Ang pananalitang ito ay ginagamit upang mangahulugan ng pagpapakita ng katapangan at katatagan sa isang mahirap na sitwasyon.
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Almost like you're holding back your feelings and not allowing them to overwhelm you.
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Halos parang pinipigilan mo ang iyong nararamdaman at hindi pinahihintulutan ang mga ito na madaig ka.
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He kept a stiff upper lip throughout the funeral and stayed strong until he was finally alone
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Nanatili siyang matigas ang itaas na labi sa buong libing at nanatiling matatag hanggang sa wakas ay mag-isa na siya
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and could let it all out.
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at mailabas niya ang lahat.
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The ‘a’ here is weak /ə/.
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Ang 'a' dito ay mahina /ə/.
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So ‘keep a’ sounds like ‘keeper’, ‘keeper’.
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Kaya ang 'keep a' ay parang 'keeper', 'keeper'.
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Then join ‘upper’ on too ‘stif’ to make /stɪfˈʌpə/, /stɪfˈʌpə/ and you
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Pagkatapos ay samahan ang 'itaas' sa masyadong 'stif' para gawing /stɪfˈʌpə/, /stɪfˈʌpə/ at
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have /kiːpəstɪfˈpə/, /kiːpəstɪfˈpə/.
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mayroon kang /kiːpəstɪfˈpə/, /kiːpəstɪfˈpə/.
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Keep a stiff upper lip /kiːpəstɪfˈʌpə lɪp/.
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Panatilihin ang isang matigas na itaas na labi /kiːpəstɪfˈʌpə lɪp/.
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Keep a stiff upper lip /kiːpəstɪfˈʌpə lɪp/.
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Panatilihin ang isang matigas na itaas na labi /kiːpəstɪfˈʌpə lɪp/.
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Number four.
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Numero apat.
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Number four is catch 22.
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Bilang apat ay catch 22.
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Now this expression is used to describe a dilemma.
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Ngayon ang expression na ito ay ginagamit upang ilarawan ang isang dilemma.
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A difficult situation from which there is no escape, because no option is a good option.
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Isang mahirap na sitwasyon kung saan walang pagtakas, dahil walang pagpipilian ang isang magandang opsyon.
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They won't employ me because I haven't got any experience.
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Hindi nila ako pinapasukan dahil wala pa akong karanasan.
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But I can't get experience if they don't employ me.
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Pero hindi ako makakakuha ng karanasan kung hindi nila ako pinapasukan.
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It's a catch 22 situation.
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Ito ay isang catch 22 na sitwasyon.
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Now in the word ‘catch’, ignore the ‘t’ but make sure that you don't soften the ‘ch’
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Ngayon sa salitang 'catch', huwag pansinin ang 't' ngunit siguraduhing hindi mo palambutin ang 'ch' na
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it's pronounced /tʃ/, /tʃ/.
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binibigkas nito /tʃ/, /tʃ/.
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Not /ʃ/.
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Hindi /ʃ/.
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So we have catch /kætʃ/, catch /kætʃ/, catch 22.
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Kaya mayroon kaming catch /kætʃ/, catch /kætʃ/, catch 22.
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Now sometimes you'll hear native speakers drop the second ‘t’ in 20.
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Ngayon minsan maririnig mo ang mga native speaker na ibinabagsak ang pangalawang 't' sa 20.
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They say /ˈtweni/, /ˈtweni/.
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Sabi nila /ˈtweni/, /ˈtweni/.
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Twenty-two /ˈtwenti-tuː/ or twenty-two /ˈtweni-tuː/.
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Dalawampu't dalawa /ˈtwenti-tuː/ o dalawampu't dalawa /ˈtweni-tuː/.
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But I would encourage you to keep the ‘t’ in ‘twenty-two’.
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Ngunit hinihikayat ko kayong panatilihin ang 't' sa 'dalawampu't dalawa'.
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Keep both ‘ts’ in 22.
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Panatilihin ang parehong 'ts' sa 22.
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Twenty-two /ˈtwenti-tuː/.
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Dalawampu't dalawa /ˈtwenti-tuː/.
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Catch 22.
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Catch 22.
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Number five, a blessing in disguise.
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Number five, isang blessing in disguise.
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I really like this expression because it speaks to the optimist in me.
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Talagang gusto ko ang expression na ito dahil nagsasalita ito sa optimist sa akin.
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It's used to describe a positive result from a difficult or unfortunate situation.
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Ginagamit ito upang ilarawan ang isang positibong resulta mula sa isang mahirap o hindi magandang sitwasyon.
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For example, breaking your back would be considered a terrible thing but if the next day all able
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Halimbawa, ang pagbali sa iyong likod ay maituturing na isang kahila-hilakbot na bagay ngunit kung sa susunod na araw ang lahat ng may kakayahan na
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bodied individuals are drafted into the army to go and fight in a dangerous conflict, and
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mga indibidwal ay isasama sa hukbo upang pumunta at lumaban sa isang mapanganib na labanan, at
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you cannot go because of your broken back, then you may consider that a blessing in disguise.
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hindi ka makakaalis dahil sa iyong bali, maaari mong isaalang-alang iyon isang blessing in disguise.
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Losing my job was a blessing in disguise, it gave me the opportunity to pursue my dream
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Ang pagkawala ng aking trabaho ay isang blessing in disguise, nagbigay ito sa akin ng pagkakataon na ituloy ang aking pangarap
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career.
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na karera.
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Now let's look at the two ‘ins’ together.
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Ngayon tingnan natin ang dalawang 'in' magkasama.
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The first is ‘ING’.
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Ang una ay 'ING'.
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So this should be made with a back of the tongue high /ŋ/, /ŋ/ followed by ‘in’
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Kaya dapat itong gawin nang may mataas na likod ng dila na /ŋ/, /ŋ/ na sinusundan ng 'in' (
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(in) which is made with the tip of the tongue on the roof of the mouth ‘in’ ‘blessing
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in) na ginawa gamit ang dulo ng dila sa bubong ng bibig 'in' 'blessing.
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in’ /ˈblɛsɪŋ ɪn/, ‘blessing in disguise’ /ˈblɛsɪŋ ɪn dɪsˈɡaɪz/.
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in' /ˈblɛsɪŋ ɪn/, 'blessing in disguise' /ˈblɛsɪŋ ɪn dɪsɡaɪz/.
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The final -s in ‘disguise’ is voiced, so it sounds like a ‘z’ /zzzzz/.
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Binibigkas ang panghuling -s sa 'disguise', kaya parang 'z' /zzzzz/.
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So, we have ‘dis-guise’ /dɪs-ɡaɪz/, ‘dis-guise’ /dɪs-ɡaɪz/, ‘dis-guise’
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Kaya, mayroon kaming 'dis-guise' /dɪs-ɡaɪz/, 'dis-guise' /dɪs-ɡaɪz/, 'dis-guise' /dɪs-ɡaɪz/
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/dɪs-ɡaɪz/.
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.
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A blessing in disguise.
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Isang blessing in disguise.
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/əˈblɛsɪŋ ɪn dɪsˈɡaɪz/.
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/əˈblɛsɪŋ ɪn dɪsˈɡaɪz/.
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Number six is lost the plot.
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Number six ay nawala ang plot.
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This expression is used to describe someone who's become confused or irrational, often
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Ginagamit ang expression na ito upang ilarawan ang isang taong nalilito o hindi makatwiran, kadalasan
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due to a stressful situation.
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dahil sa isang nakababahalang sitwasyon.
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This is a person who's lost the ability to understand or cope with what's happening.
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Ito ay isang taong nawalan ng kakayahang umunawa o makayanan ang nangyayari.
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Today, during our daily team meeting, my boss completely lost the plot and started shouting
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Ngayon, sa aming pang-araw-araw na pagpupulong ng koponan, ang aking boss ay ganap na nawala sa balangkas at nagsimulang sumigaw
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at the top of his voice.
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sa tuktok ng kanyang boses.
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Now, depending on the level of emphasis, you may or may not decide to drop the ‘t’
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Ngayon, depende sa antas ng diin, maaari kang magpasya o hindi na i-drop ang 't'
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in both ‘lost’ and ‘plot’.
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sa parehong 'nawala' at 'plot'.
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So you could say ‘lost the plot’ /lɒs ðə plɒ/,
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Kaya masasabi mong 'nawala ang plot' /lɒs ðə plɒ/,
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‘lost the plot’ /lɒs ðə plɒ/
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'lost the plot' /lɒs ðə plɒ/
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That would usually happen if you're saying it fast.
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Karaniwang mangyayari iyon kung mabilis mong sasabihin.
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He's lost the plot.
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Nawala siya sa plot.
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/hiːz lɒs ðə plɒ/
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/hiːz lɒs ðə plɒ/
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Or you could say he's lost the plot.
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O masasabi mong nawala siya sa plot.
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He's lost the plot.
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Nawala siya sa plot.
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There I'm being more emphatic.
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Doon ako mas madiin.
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He has lost the plot.
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Nawala na siya sa plot.
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I have to admit that sometimes when my kids have been stuck in the house all day, they
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Aaminin ko na minsan kapag buong araw na nakakulong sa bahay ang mga anak ko,
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lose the plot, and so do I.
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nawawalan sila ng plot, at ganoon din ako.
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Next number seven on tenterhooks, on tenterhooks.
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Next number seven sa tenterhooks, sa tenterhooks.
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Now don't make the mistake of saying ‘tenderhooks’.
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Ngayon, huwag magkamali sa pagsasabi ng 'tenderhooks'.
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Those hooks are not tender.
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Hindi malambot ang mga kawit na iyon.
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It's ‘tenterhooks’.
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Ito ay 'tenterhooks'.
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This expression is used to describe a feeling of anxious anticipation, like when you're
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Ang expression na ito ay ginagamit upang ilarawan ang isang pakiramdam ng pagkabalisa sa pag-asa, tulad ng kapag
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waiting nervously for news or for something to potentially happen.
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kinakabahan kang naghihintay ng balita o para sa isang bagay na posibleng mangyari.
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Like if your football team is in the World Cup final and it's down to a penalty shootout.
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Tulad ng kung ang iyong koponan ng football ay nasa final ng World Cup at ito ay nasa isang penalty shootout.
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You will be watching on tenterhooks.
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Manonood ka sa tenterhooks.
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“Yes!!!”.
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“Oo!!!”.
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We are all on tenterhooks, waiting for the exam results to come out.
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Lahat kami ay nasa tenterhook, naghihintay na lumabas ang resulta ng pagsusulit.
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The only pronunciation pointer I would give here is not to lengthen the double ‘o’.
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Ang tanging pronunciation pointer na ibibigay ko dito ay hindi ang pagpapahaba ng double 'o'.
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Hooks /hooks/ is not hooks /hu:ks/, but hook /hook/, hook /hook/, hooks /hooks/, hooks
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Ang hooks /hooks/ ay hindi hooks /hu:ks/, ngunit hook /hook/, hook /hook/, hooks /hooks/, hooks
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on tenterhooks.
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on tenterhooks.
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Next, we have number eight toe the line, toe the line.
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Susunod, mayroon kaming numero walong daliri sa linya, daliri sa linya.
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This expression is used to mean obey the rules or conform to expectations.
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Ang ekspresyong ito ay ginagamit upang nangangahulugang sumunod sa mga tuntunin o umayon sa mga inaasahan.
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Do what is expected of you and don't cause trouble or pushback in any way.
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Gawin ang inaasahan sa iyo at huwag magdulot ng gulo o pushback sa anumang paraan.
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Toe the line.
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daliri sa linya.
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Julia has always been a bit of a rebel, but when she joined the police force, she was
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Noon pa man ay medyo rebelde si Julia, ngunit nang pumasok siya sa puwersa ng pulisya, napilitan siyang
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forced to toe the line and follow the company's policies.
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sumunod sa mga patakaran ng kumpanya.
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Regarding pronunciation.
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Tungkol sa pagbigkas.
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Here the ‘th’ must be pronounced fully
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Narito ang 'ika' ay dapat na binibigkas nang buo
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with the tongue between the teeth – ‘the’ /ðə/
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gamit ang dila sa pagitan ng mga ngipin – 'ang' /ðə/
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and let's have a nice sweeping ‘əʊ’ in ‘toe’,
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at magkaroon tayo ng magandang pagwawalis ng 'əʊ' sa 'daliri',
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not two /tuː/ or /tɔ:/,
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hindi dalawa /tuː/ o /tɔ:/,
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but toe /təʊ/, toe the /təʊ ðə/,
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ngunit daliri ng paa / təʊ/, daliri sa /təʊ ðə/,
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toe the /təʊ ðə/
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daliri sa /təʊ ðə/
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toe the line /təʊ ðə laɪn/,
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daliri sa linya /təʊ ðə laɪn/,
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toe the line /təʊ ðə laɪn/.
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daliri sa linya /təʊ ðə laɪn/.
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Number nine, the last straw.
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Numero siyam, ang huling dayami.
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This expression is used to describe the final thing or issue, problem or insult, which is
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Ang ekspresyong ito ay ginagamit upang ilarawan ang pangwakas na bagay o isyu, problema o insulto, na kung saan ay
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just too much to bear and it causes an unwanted change.
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napakahirap na tiisin at ito ay nagdudulot ng hindi gustong pagbabago.
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Like imagine carrying a huge box and only just able to cope then someone places a magazine
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Like imagine na may dalang malaking box at kakayanin lang tapos may naglalagay ng magazine
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on top.
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sa taas.
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That's tiny addition of weight is enough to make you collapse on the floor.
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Ang maliit na dagdag na iyon ng timbang ay sapat na para bumagsak ka sa sahig.
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That magazine was the final straw.
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Ang magazine na iyon ay ang huling dayami.
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The news of the pay cut was the last straw, he decided to quit his job.
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Ang balita ng pagbawas sa suweldo ay ang huling dayami, nagpasya siyang huminto sa kanyang trabaho.
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In this phrase, let's open the mouth wide for long /ɑː/ in last /lɑːst/
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Sa pariralang ito, buksan natin ang bibig nang mahaba /ɑː/ sa huling /lɑːst/
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last /lɑːst/
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huling /lɑːst/
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if that fast the ‘t’ in last maybe dropped
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kung ganoon kabilis ang 't' sa huling baka nahulog
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last straw /lɑːs strɔː/
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ang huling straw /lɑːs strɔː/
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last straw /lɑːs strɔː/
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huling straw /lɑːs strɔː/
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And the final vowel requires a big space inside the mouth or /ɔː/, or /ɔː/
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At ang huling patinig nangangailangan ng malaking espasyo sa loob ng bibig o /ɔː/, o /ɔː/
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straw /strɔː/
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straw /strɔː/
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the last straw /ðə lɑːst strɔː/ the last straw /ðə lɑːst strɔː/
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ang huling straw /ðə lɑːst strɔː/ ang huling straw /ðə lɑːst strɔː/
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Now I do hope we're on the same page, which is my 10th phrase on the same page.
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Ngayon ay umaasa ako na tayo ay nasa parehong pahina, na ang aking ika-10 parirala sa parehong pahina.
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This expression is used to describe when two or more people have the same understanding
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Ang expression na ito ay ginagamit upang ilarawan kung ang dalawa o higit pang mga tao ay may parehong pang-unawa
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of a particular issue.
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sa isang partikular na isyu.
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For example, I am committed to doing intermittent fasting and my partner is on the same page.
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Halimbawa, ako ay nakatuon sa paggawa ng paulit-ulit na pag-aayuno at ang aking kapareha ay nasa parehong pahina.
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We've both read the same information about it and we understand its benefits.
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Pareho naming nabasa ang parehong impormasyon tungkol dito at naiintindihan namin ang mga benepisyo nito.
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So we are on the same page.
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Kaya tayo ay nasa parehong pahina.
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My aunt, however, has not read the information and she is skeptical about it.
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Ang aking tiyahin, gayunpaman, ay hindi nabasa ang impormasyon at siya ay nag-aalinlangan tungkol dito.
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She is not on the same page as us.
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Wala siya sa parehong pahina sa amin.
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We need to make sure we're all on the same page before we commit to buying a house.
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Kailangan nating tiyakin na lahat tayo ay nasa parehong pahina bago tayo mangako sa pagbili ng bahay.
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And talking about pages.
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At pinag-uusapan ang mga pahina.
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I have created a lovely PDF worksheet for this lesson, which you can download for free
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Gumawa ako ng magandang PDF worksheet para sa araling ito, na maaari mong i-download nang libre
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by joining my free ESL mailing list.
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sa pamamagitan ng pagsali sa aking libreng ESL mailing list.
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I'll leave a link in the description below.
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Mag-iiwan ako ng link sa paglalarawan sa ibaba.
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Number 11.
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Numero 11.
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A fly in the ointment.
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Isang langaw sa pamahid.
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This expression is used to describe something which spoils a situation just as a fly would
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Ang expression na ito ay ginagamit upang ilarawan ang isang bagay na sumisira sa isang sitwasyon tulad ng gagawin ng langaw
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if it blew into a freshly painted wall and stuck.
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kung ito ay pumutok sa isang bagong pinturang pader at natigil.
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Oh a fly.
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Oh isang langaw.
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I've just painted that wall.
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Kakapinta ko pa lang ng pader.
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Daniels severe intoxication on his wedding day was the fly in the ointment the whole
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Ang matinding kalasingan ni Daniel sa araw ng kanyang kasal ay ang langaw sa pamahid sa buong
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day was ruined.
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araw na nasira.
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‘The’ here is pronounced /ðiː/ because the following sound is a vowel sound /ˈɔɪ/
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'Ang' dito ay binibigkas na /ðiː/ dahil ang sumusunod na tunog ay isang patinig na tunog /ˈɔɪ/
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ointment.
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ointment.
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So, the ointment /ði ˈɔɪntmənt/, /ði ˈɔɪntmənt/.
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Kaya, ang pamahid /ði ˈɔɪntmənt/, /ði ˈɔɪntmənt/.
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And the first ‘t’ in oint-meant is often dropped.
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At ang unang 't' sa oint-meant ay madalas na ibinabagsak.
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A fly in the ointment /ə flaɪ ɪn ði ˈɔɪnmənt/,
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Isang langaw sa pamahid /ə flaɪ ɪn ði ɔɪnmənt/,
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A fly in the ointment /ə flaɪ ɪn ði ˈɔɪnmənt/
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Isang langaw sa pamahid /ə flaɪ ɪn ði ɔɪnmənt/
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Number twelve.
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Bilang labindalawa.
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To turn the tables.
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Upang paikutin ang mga mesa.
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This expression is used to describe a situation where the balance of power has changed, or
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Ang expression na ito ay ginagamit upang ilarawan ang isang sitwasyon kung saan ang balanse ng kapangyarihan ay nagbago, o
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where there's a reversal of one's position relative to someone else.
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kung saan mayroong isang pagbaliktad ng posisyon ng isang tao na may kaugnayan sa ibang tao.
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So for example, if I am super rich, and I'm offering you a job because you're struggling
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So for example, if I am super rich, and I'm offering you a job because you're struggling
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financially, but then next week, you suddenly become super rich and I lose everything.
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financially, but then next week, bigla kang naging super rich and I lose everything.
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And I asked you for a job, you could say the tables have turned.
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At humingi ako sa iyo ng trabaho, maaari mong sabihin na lumiliko ang mga talahanayan.
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At the start of the debate he was making me look really bad running rings around me with
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Sa simula ng debate ay pinagmumukha niya akong masama na tumatakbo sa paligid ko sa
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his fancy words.
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kanyang magarbong mga salita.
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However, once I calmed down and started making my points, I was able to turn the tables on
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Gayunpaman, sa sandaling kumalma ako at nagsimulang gumawa ng aking mga punto, nagawa kong ibalik ang mga talahanayan sa
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him and win the overall argument.
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kanya at manalo sa pangkalahatang argumento.
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Now the ‘ur’ /ɜː/ vowel is tricky for many students
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Ngayon, ang patinig na 'ur' /ɜː/ ay nakakalito para sa maraming estudyante na
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‘ur’ /ɜː/ We ignore the letter ‘r’ so we don't say
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'ur' /ɜː/ Hindi namin binabalewala ang letrang 'r' kaya hindi namin sinasabing
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‘turn’ /tɜːrn/, we say ‘turn’ /tɜːn/
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'turn' /tɜːrn/, sinasabi naming 'turn' /tɜːn/
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/tɜːn/ and we make the long /ɜː/ sound
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/tɜːn / at ginagawa namin ang mahabang tunog na /ɜː/
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no ‘r’ turn /tɜːn/,
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no 'r' turn /tɜːn/,
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turn /tɜːn/.
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turn /tɜːn/.
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The other thing to note here is the end of ‘table’, ‘table’, ‘tables’.
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Ang isa pang bagay na dapat tandaan dito ay ang dulo ng 'table', 'table', 'tables'.
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The ‘L’ here is a dark ‘L’.
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Ang 'L' dito ay isang madilim na 'L'.
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Uhl-- Uhl-- Table /ˈteɪbəl/.
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Uhl-- Uhl-- Talahanayan /ˈteɪbəl/.
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Table /ˈteɪbəl/.
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Talahanayan /ˈteɪbəl/.
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So you want to make the sound resonate further back in your mouth so that it creates a darker
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Kaya gusto mong palakasin pa ang tunog sa iyong bibig upang makalikha ito ng mas madilim na
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sound.
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tunog.
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Uhl -- Table /ˈteɪbəl/.
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Uhl -- Talahanayan /ˈteɪbəl/.
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To turn the tables.
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Upang paikutin ang mga mesa.
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Next, we have 13 - out of the blue.
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Susunod, mayroon kaming 13 - out of the blue.
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This expression is used to describe something which happens unexpectedly.
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Ang expression na ito ay ginagamit upang ilarawan ang isang bagay na nangyayari nang hindi inaasahan.
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So when you do not expect it.
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Kaya kapag hindi mo inaasahan.
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For example, it could be a nice surprise to get a phone call from an old friend out of
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Halimbawa, maaaring isang magandang sorpresa na makatanggap ng isang tawag sa telepono mula sa isang matandang kaibigan nang
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the blue.
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biglaan.
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Oh, sorry, hang on.
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Ay, sorry, maghintay ka.
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My phone is.. is ringing.
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Ang phone ko ay.. nagri-ring.
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Oh, its’ Sadie.
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Ay, si Sadie.
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Hi, Sadie, how are you?
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Hi, Sadie, kamusta?
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This is a nice surprise.
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Ito ay isang magandang sorpresa.
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I haven't heard from you for ages.
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Matagal na akong walang narinig mula sa iyo.
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You're calling me out of the blue what's going on?
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You're calling me out of the blue anong nangyayari?
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Now with this phrase, you have a few options, we can say, out of the blue, with a week of
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Ngayon sa pariralang ito, mayroon kang ilang mga pagpipilian, maaari naming sabihin, out of the blue, na may isang linggo ng
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/əv/, /əv/, /əv/.
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/əv/, /əv/, /əv/.
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Out of the blue /aʊt əv ðə bluː/
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Out of the blue /aʊt əv ðə bluː/
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or outta the blue /ˈaʊtə ðə bluː/
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o outta the blue /ˈaʊtə ðə bluː/
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outta the blue /ˈaʊtə ðə bluː/
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outta the blue /ˈaʊtə ðə bluː/
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taking away the /v/ outta
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inaalis ang /v/ outta
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not out of, outta, outta the blue /ˈaʊtə ðə bluː/.
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not out of, outta, outta the blue /ˈaʊtə ðə bluː/.
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Or we can go one step further and do a glottal ‘T’.
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O maaari tayong magpatuloy ng isang hakbang at gumawa ng glottal na 'T'.
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Out of /ˈaʊʔə/
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Out of /ˈaʊʔə/
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out of the blue /ˈaʊʔə ðə bluː/, out of the blue /ˈaʊʔə ðə bluː/.
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out of the blue /ˈaʊʔə ðə bluː/, out of the blue /ˈaʊʔə ðə bluː/.
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Though, I would always encourage you to work a bit harder, and keep this ‘T’ in place
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Gayunpaman, palagi kitang hinihikayat na magtrabaho nang kaunti, at panatilihin ang 'T' na ito sa lugar
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out of the blue /ˈaʊtə ðə bluː/, out of the blue /ˈaʊtə ðə bluː/.
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na walang asul /ˈaʊtə ðə bluː/, out of the blue /ˈaʊtə ðə bluː/.
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Number 14.
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Numero 14.
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To hold your own.
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Upang hawakan ang iyong sarili.
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This expression is used to describe when you're able to defend yourself or maintain your position.
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Ginagamit ang expression na ito upang ilarawan kung nagagawa mong ipagtanggol ang iyong sarili o mapanatili ang iyong posisyon.
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So, if someone is bullying you or putting pressure on you to do something that you don't
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Kaya, kung may nang-aapi sa iyo o nag-i-pressure sa iyo na gawin ang isang bagay na hindi mo gustong
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want to do, then you will need to hold your own especially if there's no one else there
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gawin, kailangan mong panindigan ang sarili mo lalo na kung walang ibang tao
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to back you up or support you.
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para suportahan o suportahan ka.
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She was the underdog but she managed to hold her own against some of the toughest opponents
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She was the underdog but she managed to hold her own against some of the toughest opponents
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in the competition.
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in the competition.
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Again, the ‘your’ /jɔː/ here can be weak /jə/.
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Muli, ang 'iyong' /jɔː/ dito ay maaaring mahina /jə/.
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‘your’ /jə/.
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'iyong' /jə/.
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Hold your own /həʊld jər əʊn/
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Hawakan ang iyong sariling /həʊld jər əʊn/
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hold your own /həʊld jər əʊn/.
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hawakan ang iyong sarili /həʊld jər əʊn/.
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Then it starts to sound like hold your /həʊldjə/, hold your /həʊldjə/
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Pagkatapos ay magsisimula itong tumunog na parang hawakan ang iyong /həʊldjə/, hawakan mo ang iyong /həʊldjə/
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Then we have an intruding /r/ popping in here between
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Pagkatapos ay mayroon tayong pumapasok na /r/ dito sa pagitan ng
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/jə/ and /əʊn/
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/jə/ at /əʊn/
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to make /rəʊn/, /rəʊn/.
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para gawin ang /rəʊn/, /rəʊn/.
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So we have /həʊl djə rəʊn/,
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Kaya mayroon kaming /həʊl djə rəʊn/,
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/həʊl djə rəʊn/,
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/həʊl djə rəʊn/,
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hold your own /həʊl djə rəʊn/,
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hawakan mo ang iyong sarili /həʊl djə rəʊn/,
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hold your own /həʊl djə rəʊn/.
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hawakan mo ang iyong sarili /həʊl djə rəʊn/.
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Number 15.
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Numero 15.
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To cut to the chase.
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Upang maputol sa paghabol.
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This expression is used to mean getting to the point quickly.
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Ang ekspresyong ito ay ginagamit upang nangangahulugang mabilis na makarating sa punto.
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We use it when we need to be direct and say what's important.
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Ginagamit namin ito kapag kailangan naming maging direkta at sabihin kung ano ang mahalaga.
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In the UK we aren't typically direct unless the situation really requires it.
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Sa UK hindi kami karaniwang direkta maliban kung talagang kailangan ito ng sitwasyon.
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Often being too direct can be considered impolite.
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Kadalasan ang pagiging masyadong direkta ay maaaring ituring na hindi magalang.
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But there are times when you need to be direct.
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Ngunit may mga pagkakataon na kailangan mong maging direkta.
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If you are in charge, and have to be decisive.
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Kung ikaw ang namumuno, at kailangang maging mapagpasyahan.
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If a situation is dangerous, and you have to be clear and to the point, or simply if
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Kung ang isang sitwasyon ay mapanganib, at kailangan mong maging malinaw at sa punto, o kung masikip ang
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time is tight, and a deadline is looming.
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oras, at malapit na ang deadline.
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Look, let's cut to the chase, I need you to finish the project by Friday or you're out.
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Tingnan mo, putulin natin ang paghabol, kailangan kong tapusin mo ang proyekto sa Biyernes o wala ka.
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In this phrase, we merge the two /t/ ‘Ts’ in ‘cut’ and ‘to.
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Sa pariralang ito, pinagsama natin ang dalawang /t/ 'Ts' sa 'cut' at 'to.
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So we hear, cut to /kʌtə/,
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Kaya't naririnig namin, pinutol sa /kʌtə/,
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cut to /kʌtə/
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putol sa /kʌtə/
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You might be able to hear the hold or a glottal stop in cut /kʌʔ/,
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Maaaring marinig mo ang pagpigil o isang glottal stop sa cut /kʌʔ/,
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cut /kʌʔ/, cut to /kʌʔ tə/,
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cut /kʌʔ/, cut sa /kʌʔ tə/,
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cut to /kʌʔ tə/,
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cut sa /kʌʔ tə /,
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And again with the ‘CH’ never pronounce this as a soft /ʃ/.
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At muli sa 'CH' ay hindi kailanman binibigkas ito bilang isang malambot na /ʃ/.
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It should be /ʧ/, /ʧ/.
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Dapat ay /ʧ/, /ʧ/.
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Chase /tʃeɪs/,
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Habulin /tʃeɪs/,
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chase /tʃeɪs/, cut to the chase /kʌt tə ðə ʧeɪs/,
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habulin /tʃeɪs/, putulin sa habulin /kʌt tə ðə ʧeɪs/,
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cut to the chase /kʌt tə ðə ʧeɪs/.
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putulin sa habulin /kʌt tə ðə ʧeɪs/.
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Ah, you might also notice that the ‘to’ the vowel is weak - /tə/, /tə/.
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Ah, mapapansin mo rin na mahina ang 'to' sa patinig - /tə/, /tə/.
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Cut to /tə/ the chase.
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Putulin sa /tə/ ang paghabol.
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Cut to the chase /kʌt tə ðə ʧeɪs/.
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Putulin sa paghabol /kʌt tə ðə ʧeɪs/.
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Cut to the chase /kʌt tə ðə ʧeɪs/.
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Putulin sa paghabol /kʌt tə ðə ʧeɪs/.
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Now, I am going to cut to the chase and ask you to support my work by clicking the like
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Ngayon, hahabulin ko na at hihilingin sa iyo na suportahan ang aking trabaho sa pamamagitan ng pag-click sa like
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button and subscribing.
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button at pag-subscribe.
18:41
If you want to hang out again.
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Kung gusto mong tumambay ulit.
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Take a moment to write down in the comments any of the phrases that were completely new
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Maglaan ng ilang sandali upang isulat sa mga komento ang alinman sa mga parirala na ganap na bago
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to you.
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sa iyo.
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Try putting it into an example sentence as this will help you to start remembering it
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Subukang ilagay ito sa isang halimbawang pangungusap dahil makakatulong ito sa iyo na simulan itong alalahanin
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for the future.
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para sa hinaharap.
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Thank you for watching.
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Salamat sa panonood.
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Until next time, take care and goodbye!
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Hanggang sa susunod, ingat at paalam!
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