Basic English | Grammar Course For Beginners | 38 Lessons

Hello everyone.

Hello sa lahat.

I’m Robin and welcome to Beginner 2.

Ako si Robin at maligayang pagdating sa Beginner 2.

Now, Beginner 2 is a little more difficult than Beginner 1, but that’s ok because my

Ngayon, ang Beginner 2 ay medyo mas mahirap kaysa Beginner 1, ngunit ok lang iyon dahil

videos are very useful.

napaka-kapaki-pakinabang ng aking mga video.

Very helpful.

Malaking tulong.

They are real English.

English talaga sila.

So be sure to study them all.

Kaya siguraduhing pag-aralan silang lahat.

Now, I’m going to give you a few tips or advice on how to study my videos.

Ngayon, bibigyan kita ng ilang tip o payo kung paano pag-aralan ang aking mga video.

The first thing I want to tell you to do…is to repeat.

Ang unang bagay na gusto kong sabihin sa iyo na gawin... ay ulitin.

Repeat after me.

Ulitin pagkatapos ko.

Everything I say, you should try to follow me and say it the same speed and same style

Lahat ng sasabihin ko, dapat mong subukang sundan ako at sabihin ito sa parehong bilis at parehong istilo

as I do.

tulad ng ginagawa ko.

So, for example, if I say “How are you?”, you should repeat, “How are you?”.

Kaya, halimbawa, kung sasabihin kong "Kumusta ka?", dapat mong ulitin, "Kumusta ka?".

If I say “What do you do?”, you should repeat “What do you do?”.

Kung sasabihin kong "Ano ang ginagawa mo?", dapat mong ulitin ang "Ano ang ginagawa mo?".

Repeating is very important to improving your English.

Ang pag-uulit ay napakahalaga sa pagpapabuti ng iyong Ingles.

Also, most videos have example sentences, or example dialogues.

Gayundin, karamihan sa mga video ay may mga halimbawang pangungusap, o mga halimbawang diyalogo.

Ok…

Ok...

These are also very important.

Napakahalaga rin ng mga ito.

I’m going to teach you a lot of vocabulary and expressions and the example sentences

Ituturo ko sa iyo ang maraming bokabularyo at mga ekspresyon at ang mga halimbawang pangungusap

and example dialogues will help you understand how to use them in a sentence.

at mga halimbawang diyalogo ay tutulong sa iyo na maunawaan kung paano gamitin ang mga ito sa isang pangungusap.

They’ll also help you with the grammar.

Tutulungan ka rin nila sa grammar.

Ok…

Ok...

So be sure to focus and study, the example sentences, example dialogues.

Kaya siguraduhing tumuon at mag-aral, ang mga halimbawang pangungusap, mga halimbawang diyalogo.

Some videos will have a test.

Magkakaroon ng pagsubok ang ilang video.

A listening test.

Isang pagsubok sa pakikinig.

Ok…

Ok...

Be very serious.

Maging seryoso.

These are important tests.

Ito ay mga mahahalagang pagsubok.

Ok…

Ok...

So you should have paper and a pen and when the test starts, you should listen carefully

Kaya dapat mayroon kang papel at panulat at kapag nagsimula ang pagsusulit, dapat kang makinig nang mabuti

and write down the answer.

at isulat ang sagot.

Now, if the test is going too fast, stop the video, ok… slow it down to your speed.

Ngayon, kung masyadong mabilis ang pagsubok, ihinto ang video, ok... pabagalin ito sa iyong bilis.

But the test is very important to helping your listening.

Ngunit ang pagsubok ay napakahalaga sa pagtulong sa iyong pakikinig.

Alright…

Sige...

Now, in the videos, I cannot teach you everything.

Ngayon, sa mga video, hindi ko maituturo sa iyo ang lahat.

I did my best to teach you a lot of information, but it’s not everything.

Ginawa ko ang aking makakaya upang turuan ka ng maraming impormasyon, ngunit hindi ito ang lahat.

Ok…

Ok…

You’re still going to have a lot of questions…and you might be confused sometimes.

Marami ka pa ring katanungan...at maaaring nalilito ka minsan.

Ok…

Ok...

So you have to do a lot of self-study.

Kaya kailangan mong gumawa ng maraming self-study.

After you watch the video, don’t just rush to the next video.

Pagkatapos mong panoorin ang video, huwag magmadali sa susunod na video.

You should do a little review.

Dapat kang gumawa ng isang maliit na pagsusuri.

Ok… and self-study.

Ok... at pag-aaral sa sarili.

Self-study is very important.

Napakahalaga ng pag-aaral sa sarili.

I can’t do everything for you.

Hindi ko kayang gawin ang lahat para sayo.

You can’t learn English just by me.

Hindi ka maaaring matuto ng Ingles sa pamamagitan lamang ng akin.

You also have to self-study and practice it.

Kailangan mo ring mag-self study at magsanay nito.

Alright, and the last thing I want to say is don’t give up.

Sige, at ang huling bagay na gusto kong sabihin ay huwag sumuko.

Ok…

Ok...

Now, these videos can be a little difficult, but don’t give up.

Ngayon, ang mga video na ito ay maaaring medyo mahirap, ngunit huwag sumuko.

If you don’t understand the video, watch it again…, but don’t give up.

Kung hindi mo maintindihan ang video, panoorin itong muli..., ngunit huwag sumuko.

Keep going.

Tuloy lang.

The only way to improve is if you keep going.

Ang tanging paraan upang mapabuti ay kung magpapatuloy ka.

Alright….

Sige….

And I know, I’m sure, after you watch my videos, re-watch them twice, your English

At alam ko, sigurado ako, pagkatapos mong panoorin ang aking mga video, muling panoorin ang mga ito ng dalawang beses, ang iyong Ingles

will get better.

ay gagaling.

This is real English, with real expressions.

Ito ay tunay na Ingles, na may totoong mga ekspresyon.

Ok…

Ok...

That’s it and I hope you do well.

Iyon lang at umaasa akong gumaling ka.

Good luck.

Good luck.

Hello everyone.

Hello sa lahat.

We are going to talk about basic greetings for when you meet someone you don’t know.

Pag-uusapan natin ang tungkol sa mga pangunahing pagbati kapag may nakilala kang hindi mo kilala.

Ok…

Ok...

Someone you don’t know is called a stranger.

Ang isang taong hindi mo kilala ay tinatawag na estranghero.

So, when you meet the stranger, what do you say?

Kaya, kapag nakilala mo ang estranghero, ano ang iyong sasabihin?

Ok..so these are basic greetings.

Ok..so ito ay mga pangunahing pagbati.

So, on the board here, I have the first basic greeting.

Kaya, sa board dito, mayroon akong unang pangunahing pagbati.

“Hi”.

“Hi”.

Ok…this is a very casual greeting when you meet someone for the first time.

Ok...ito ay isang napakaswal na pagbati kapag may nakilala ka sa unang pagkakataon.

“Hi”.

“Hi”.

Very simple.

Napakasimple.

The second one, “Hello”.

Ang pangalawa, "Hello".

Oh, something wrong with the spelling here.

Oh, may mali sa spelling dito.

Be careful with the spelling of “hello”.

Mag-ingat sa spelling ng "hello".

Many of my students put the ‘W’.

Marami sa aking mga estudyante ang naglagay ng 'W'.

There is never a ‘w’.

Walang 'w'.

It is only “hello”.

Ito ay "hello" lamang.

Ok…

Ok...

Be careful with that.

Mag-ingat ka diyan.

So, of course, these are the most common greetings: “hi”, “hello”.

Kaya, siyempre, ito ang pinakakaraniwang pagbati: "hi", "hello".

And here are three more greetings.

At narito ang tatlo pang pagbati.

“Good morning”, “good afternoon”, and “good evening”.

"Magandang umaga", "magandang hapon", at "magandang gabi".

Alright, so these are the most basic greetings when you meet the stranger.

Okay, kaya ito ang mga pinakapangunahing pagbati kapag nakilala mo ang estranghero.

And when you say “hi”, they will probably say the same thing.

At kapag sinabi mong "hi", malamang na pareho din ang sasabihin nila.

“Hi”.

“Hi”.

If you say “hello”, they will say the same thing.

Kung sasabihin mo ang "hello", sasabihin nila ang parehong bagay.

“Hello”.

"Kamusta".

If you say “good morning”, they will say the same thing.

Kung sinabi mong "magandang umaga", sasabihin nila ang parehong bagay.

“Good morning”.

"Magandang umaga".

“Good afternoon”.

"Magandang hapon".

“Good evening”.

"Magandang gabi".

So, if they say “good evening” to you, you should answer, ”good evening”.

Kaya, kung sasabihin nila ang "magandang gabi" sa iyo, dapat mong sagutin, "magandang gabi".

If they say “good morning” to you, you should answer “good morning”.

Kung sinabihan ka nila ng "magandang umaga", dapat mong sagutin ang "magandang umaga".

Alright…that’s how we do our basic greetings with a stranger.

Sige...ganyan namin ginagawa ang aming mga pangunahing pagbati sa isang estranghero.

Alright, let’s move on to some more greetings.

Sige, magpatuloy tayo sa ilan pang pagbati.

Ok…so we’re going to look at two more greetings.

Ok...kaya titingnan natin ang dalawa pang pagbati.

The next one is “how are you?”.

Ang kasunod ay "kamusta?".

And this one…”how are you doing?.

And this one..."kamusta ka na?.

Ok…both are very common.

Ok...parehong karaniwan.

You must know them.

Dapat kilala mo sila.

“How are you?”.

"Kamusta ka?".

“How are you doing?”.

“Kamusta ka?”.

“How are you?”.

"Kamusta ka?".

“How are you doing?”.

“Kamusta ka?”.

So, someone asks you… these questions.

Kaya, may nagtatanong sa iyo... ang mga tanong na ito.

And you would answer, starting with “I’m”.

At sasagot ka, simula sa "Ako".

Ok…

Ok...

I am…I’m.

ako...ako.

I’m fine.

ayos lang ako.

Ok…

Ok...

So, I’m fine is the best answer.

Kaya, okay lang ako ang pinakamagandang sagot.

It’s the most common answer.

Ito ang pinakakaraniwang sagot.

So, you should always try to say, “I’m fine”.

Kaya, dapat mong laging subukang sabihin, "Okay lang ako".

“How are you?”

"Kamusta ka?"

“I’m fine.”

“Ayos lang ako.”

There are other answers.

May iba pang sagot.

“How are you?”

"Kamusta ka?"

“I’m great.”

"Magaling ako."

“I’m good.”

“Magaling ako.”

“I’m not bad.”

"Hindi ako masama."

“I’m so so.”

“Grabe ako.”

Ok…but be careful with “so so”.

Ok…pero mag-ingat sa “so so”.

Many of my students say “so so” too much.

Marami sa aking mga mag-aaral ay nagsasabi ng "kaya nga" masyadong maraming.

ok…

ok...

So, the best answer is “I’m fine.”

Kaya, ang pinakamagandang sagot ay "Okay lang ako." at minsan ginagamit ang mga ito.

and sometimes use these.

ok…

ok...

Maybe you’re not fine.

Baka hindi ka okay.

So you want to express something bad.

Kaya gusto mong ipahayag ang isang bagay na hindi maganda.

So…

Kamusta ka naman

“How are you?”

?"

“I’m bad.”

"Ako ay masama."

or…”How are you?”

o…”Kamusta ka na?”

“I’m not good.”

"Hindi ako magaling."

“How are you doing?”

“Kamusta ka na?”

“I’m not good.”

"Hindi ako magaling."

Alright…

Sige...

So, someone asks the question, you answer and the polite thing to do is ask them the

Kaya, may nagtatanong, sumagot ka at ang magalang na gawin ay tanungin sila ng

same question.

parehong tanong.

So, “How are you?”

Kamusta ka naman?"

“I’m fine.”

“Ayos lang ako.”

And then we should use one of these.

At pagkatapos ay dapat nating gamitin ang isa sa mga ito.

Ok…”How are you?”

Ok…” Kamusta ka na?”

“I’m fine…..and you?”

"Mabuti, ikaw?"

ok..your asking them.

ok..tinatanong mo sila.

“How are you?”

"Kamusta ka?"

“I’m fine….how about you?”

“Ayos lang ako….kamusta ka?”

Ok, these mean the same thing.

Ok, pareho ang ibig sabihin ng mga ito.

So, you can use this one or this one.

Kaya, maaari mong gamitin ang isang ito o ang isang ito.

Alright…let’s take a look at a few examples…example dialogues, so we can understand this better.

Okay...tingnan natin ang ilang halimbawa...mga halimbawang diyalogo, para mas maunawaan natin ito.

Alright, let’s look at example dialogue one.

Okay, tingnan natin ang halimbawa ng dialogue one.

“Good morning.”

"Magandang umaga."

“Good morning.”

"Magandang umaga."

Let’s look at example dialogue two.

Tingnan natin ang halimbawa ng dialogue two.

“How are you?”

"Kamusta ka?"

“I’m good.

“Magaling ako.

And you?”

At ikaw?"

“I’m fine.”

“Ayos lang ako.”

Let’s look at example dialogue three.

Tingnan natin ang halimbawa ng dialogue three.

“How are you doing?”

“Kamusta ka na?”

“Not bad.

"Hindi masama.

What about you?”

Ano naman sayo?”

“I’m pretty good.”

“Maganda naman ako.”

Let’s look at example dialogue four.

Tingnan natin ang halimbawa ng dialogue four.

“Good afternoon.

"Magandang hapon.

How are you?”

Kamusta ka?"

“Very well thank you.

"Mabuti naman, salamat.

And you?”

At ikaw?"

“I’m fine.”

“Ayos lang ako.”

Ok…I hope you have a good understanding of how to use basic greetings to someone you

Ok…Sana ay mayroon kang mahusay na pag-unawa sa kung paano gamitin ang mga pangunahing pagbati sa isang taong

don’t know.

hindi mo kilala.

It’s easy.

Madali lang.

Alright…

Sige...

Before we go, I want to talk about this expression.

Bago tayo pumunta, gusto kong pag-usapan ang expression na ito.

“How are you?”

"Kamusta ka?"

“I’m fine thank you, and you?”

"Ayos lang ako, salamat at ikaw?"

Of course, every Korean knows this expression.

Siyempre, alam ng bawat Koreano ang ekspresyong ito.

This is what you were taught in school.

Ito ang itinuro sa iyo sa paaralan.

But, of course, this is too common and too nice; too polite.

Ngunit, siyempre, ito ay masyadong karaniwan at masyadong maganda; masyadong magalang.

So, it’s a little bit funny.

So, medyo nakakatawa.

Ok…

Ok...

So, “How are you?”

Kaya, "Kamusta ka?"

“I’m fine thank you, and you?”

"Ayos lang ako, salamat at ikaw?"

Try not to use this.

Subukang huwag gamitin ito.

Ok…

Ok...

Let’s make it easier.

Gawin natin itong mas madali.

uhhh, as I said, it’s too nice, so let’s cut the “thank you”.

uhhh, gaya nga ng sabi ko, sobrang ganda, kaya putulin na natin ang “thank you”.

Ok…

Ok...

So, this sounds better already.

Kaya, mas maganda na ito.

This is much better.

Ito ay mas mabuti.

“How are you?”

"Kamusta ka?"

“I’m fine, and you?”

"Mabuti, ikaw?"

ok…

ok…

That’s better than “I’m fine thank you, and you?”

Mas mabuti iyon kaysa sa “Okay lang ako salamat, at ikaw?”

Alright…

Sige...

So, that’s basic greetings.

Kaya, iyon ang mga pangunahing pagbati.

Uhhh, again I hope you understand and I’ll see you next video.

Uhhh, muli sana maintindihan mo at makikita kita sa susunod na video.

Hello everyone.

Hello sa lahat.

In this video, we’re going to talk about basic greetings you would use with people

Sa video na ito, pag-uusapan natin ang tungkol sa mga pangunahing pagbati na gagamitin mo sa mga taong

you know.

kilala mo.

With your friends.

Kasama ang iyong mga kaibigan.

Ok…

Ok...

Now, let’s take a look.

Ngayon, tingnan natin.

I have three here.

Mayroon akong tatlo dito.

Now, we would use these in very casual situations.

Ngayon, gagamitin namin ang mga ito sa mga napakaswal na sitwasyon.

ok…

ok...

We don’t want to use these in business meetings or meeting some stranger who’s very important.

Hindi namin gustong gamitin ang mga ito sa mga pagpupulong ng negosyo o pakikipagtagpo sa ibang estranghero na napakahalaga.

You want to use this with.. uhhh.. people we know.

Gusto mong gamitin ito sa.. uhhh.. mga taong kilala namin.

Very friendly people.

Napakafriendly na mga tao.

Alright…so the first one is “What’s up?”

Sige...so ang una ay “Anong meron?”

Ok..

Ok..

So, “What’s up?”

So, “Ano na?” ikaw…”Anong meron?”

you…”What’s up?”

Ok, don’t look up.

Okay, huwag kang tumingin.

“What’s up?”

“Anong meron?” karaniwang pagbati.

common greeting.

“What’s up?” and “What’s new?”

“Anong meron?” at “Ano ang bago?”

Very similar.

Katulad na katulad.

So, if someone asks you “What’s up?”

Kaya, kung may magtanong sa iyo ng "Ano na?"

That’s their…

Iyan ang kanilang… uri ng pagtatanong sa iyo ng “Ano ang ginagawa mo ngayon?”

kind of asking you “What are you doing now?”

Ok..so it could be “Hey, what’s up?”

Ok..so pwedeng “Uy, ano na?”

And you would answer, “Oh, I’m going out for dinner.”

At sasagutin mo, "Oh, lalabas ako para sa hapunan."

Ok..so “What’s up?

Ok..so “Anong meron?

What are you doing?”

Anong ginagawa mo?"

“Hey, what’s up?”

“Hoy, anong meron?”

“Uhhh, I’m about to go to a party.”

"Uhhh, pupunta ako sa isang party."

Ok…

Ok...

With “What’s new?”

Gamit ang “Ano ang bago?”

“What’s new?”

"Anong bago?"

uhhhh…. maybe they haven’t see you for like a week.

uhhhh….

siguro isang linggo ka na nilang hindi nakikita.

Ok, you haven’t met your friend for one week.

Ok, isang linggo ka nang hindi nagkikita ng kaibigan mo.

You meet your friend and your friend says, “Hey, what’s new?”

Nakilala mo ang iyong kaibigan at sinabi ng iyong kaibigan, “Uy, ano ang bago?”

Ok…

Ok…

“What’s new?”

“Anong bago?”

“What’s new in your life?”

"Anong bago sa buhay mo?"

ok…

ok…

“What happened in one week?”

"Ano ang nangyari sa isang linggo?"

So, someone asks you, “What’s new?”

Kaya, may nagtatanong sa iyo, “Ano ang bago?”

And you would answer, “Well, I made a new girlfriend.”

At sasagutin mo, "Buweno, nagkaroon ako ng bagong kasintahan."

Or…

O kaya...

“I went to a concert last Friday.”

"Pumunta ako sa isang konsyerto noong nakaraang Biyernes."

ok…

ok…

“So, what’s new with you?”

“So, anong bago sa iyo?”

“Uhhh, I took a trip to Busan over the weekend.”

"Uhhh, nagpunta ako sa Busan noong weekend."

Ok…so someone asks, “What’s new?”..kind of what happened in your life…since they

Ok...so may nagtatanong, "Ano'ng bago?"..uri ng nangyari sa buhay mo...mula noong

last saw you.

huli ka nilang nakita.

Alright…

Sige...

And the last one, very friendly expression here, “How’s it going?”

At ang huli, napaka-friendly na expression dito, "Kamusta?"

“How’s it going?”

"Kumusta na?"

What is “it”?

Ano ang "ito"?

“How’s it going?”

"Kumusta na?"

Well, “it” is your life.

Buweno, "ito" ang iyong buhay.

“How’s your life going?”

"Anong takbo ng buhay mo?"

Or similar to “How are you?”

O katulad ng "Kumusta ka?"

“So how’s your life going?”

"So kumusta ang buhay mo?"

“Are you doing well?”

“Magaling ka ba?”

Uhh, you would answer, you know, if someone asks, “How’s it going?”

Uhh, sasagutin mo, alam mo, kung may magtanong, "Kamusta?"

You would answer, “It’s going great.”

Sasagot ka ng, "Ito ay magiging mahusay."

“It’s going well.”

“Mabuti naman.”

“It’s going fine.”

"Ito ay magiging maayos."

Ok…

Ok…

“How’s it going?”

“Kamusta?”

“It’s going wonderful.”

"Ito ay magiging kahanga-hanga."

Alright…

Sige...

So these are the first three.

Kaya ito ang unang tatlo.

Let’s take a look at another three.

Tingnan natin ang isa pang tatlo.

Alright…so here are three more expressions you can use when you’re meeting your friend.

Sige...kaya narito ang tatlo pang expression na magagamit mo kapag nakikipagkita ka sa iyong kaibigan.

Uhhh, the first one…very nice, very polite, very friendly.

Uhhh, ang una...napakabait, napakagalang, napakapalakaibigan.

You say, “Good to see you.”

Sasabihin mo, "Masaya akong makita ka."

Ok…”Good to see you.”

Ok…”Buti na lang nakita kita.”

or “Good to see you, again.”

o “Magandang makita kang muli.”

Ok…so you haven’t seen your friend.

Ok...so hindi mo pa nakikita ang kaibigan mo.

You see your friend.

Nakita mo ang iyong kaibigan.

“Hi, good to see you.”

“Hi, buti na lang nakita kita.”

Ok…that’s very friendly.

Ok...napaka-friendly.

Let’s look at the next one.

Tingnan natin ang susunod.

You meet your friend and your friend asks you, “How are things?”

Nakilala mo ang iyong kaibigan at tinanong ka ng iyong kaibigan, "Kumusta ang mga bagay?"

“How are things?”

"Kumusta ang mga bagay?"

Ok…what are things?

Ok...ano ang mga bagay?

“How are things?”

"Kumusta ang mga bagay?"

Now, “things”, those are things in your life.

Ngayon, "mga bagay", iyon ay mga bagay sa iyong buhay.

So, what’s happening in your life?.

Kaya, ano ang nangyayari sa iyong buhay?.

“How’s your life?”

"Kamusta ang iyong buhay?"

Ok…”How are things?”

Ok…” Kumusta ang mga bagay-bagay?”

So, the “How are things?”, you would answer…

Kaya, ang "Kumusta ang mga bagay?", sasagutin mo ...

“Things are great.”

"Ang mga bagay ay mahusay."

“Things are good.”

"Ang mga bagay ay mabuti."

“Things are fine.”

“Mabuti naman.”

Ok…”How are things?”

Ok…” Kumusta ang mga bagay-bagay?”

“Things are wonderful.”

"Ang mga bagay ay kahanga-hanga."

or…

o…

“Things are bad.”

“Masama ang mga bagay.”

Ok, so you can express that with “things”…

Ok, para maipahayag mo iyon gamit ang "mga bagay"...

“How are things?”

"Kamusta ang mga bagay?"

“Things are so so.”

"Napakaganyan ng mga bagay."

And the last one here.

At ang huli dito.

“How’s life?”

“Kamusta ang buhay?”

“Hey, how’s life?”

"Hey, kumusta ang buhay?"

“How’s life?”, again very friendly.

“Kamusta ang buhay?”, again very friendly.

Asking about your life is your life good, or is your life bad?

Ang pagtatanong tungkol sa iyong buhay ay maganda ba ang iyong buhay, o masama ba ang iyong buhay?

“How’s life?”

“Kamusta ang buhay?”

You could say, “Life is good.”

Masasabi mong, “Maganda ang buhay.”

“Life is great.”

“Maganda ang buhay.”

or…”Life is terrible.”

o…”Nakakatakot ang buhay.”

Ok… not good.

Ok... hindi maganda.

Ok.. depends on your feeling.

Ok.. depende sa feeling mo.

So, these are three more to use with your friend.

Kaya, tatlo pa itong magagamit sa iyong kaibigan.

Again, uhhh, not in a business situation, only with friendly people you know.

Again, uhhh, not in a business situation, only with friendly people you know.

Alright, so let’s take a look at some examples to understand these better.

Okay, kaya tingnan natin ang ilang halimbawa para mas maunawaan ang mga ito.

Alright, so the first example…

Sige, kaya ang unang halimbawa…

“How’s it going?”

"Kamusta?"

“I’m good.

“Magaling ako.

How are you?”

Kamusta ka?"

“I’m fine.”

“Ayos lang ako.”

The next example…

Ang susunod na halimbawa…

“Hey, what’s up?”

“Uy, ano na?”

“Nothing much.

"Wala masyado.

How’s it going?”

Kumusta na?"

“Fine.”

“Mabuti.”

And the next example.

At ang susunod na halimbawa.

“How are things with you?”

"Kumusta ang mga bagay sa iyo?"

“Things are great!

“Ang ganda!

And you?”

At ikaw?"

“I’m pretty good.”

“Maganda naman ako.”

The next example.

Ang susunod na halimbawa.

“How’s it going?”

"Kumusta na?"

“I’m ok.

"Ok lang ako.

How about you?”

ikaw naman?"

“I’m pretty good these days.”

"Medyo maganda ako sa mga araw na ito."

And the last example.

At ang huling halimbawa.

“How’s life?”

“Kamusta ang buhay?”

“Life’s pretty good.

“Medyo maganda ang buhay.

How about you?”

ikaw naman?"

“Me, too.

"Ako rin.

Things are great.”

Ang mga bagay ay mahusay.”

“How are you?”

"Kamusta ka?"

Did you understand my example dialogues?

Naunawaan mo ba ang aking mga halimbawang diyalogo?

I hope so.

Umaasa ako.

These are good expressions to use…speaking in English to your friend.

Ang mga ito ay magandang expression upang gamitin…pagsasalita sa Ingles sa iyong kaibigan.

Alright, you should know them and you should practice them.

Sige, dapat kilala mo sila at dapat mong sanayin ang mga ito.

Anyway, that’s it for this video.

Anyway, para sa video na ito.

See you next time.

See you next time.

Hello everyone.

Hello sa lahat.

In this video, we are going to talk about the basic ways to say, “good-bye.”

Sa video na ito, pag-uusapan natin ang mga pangunahing paraan ng pagsasabi ng, "paalam."

Alright…

Sige...

Now, on the board are the three most common ways to say, “good-bye.”

Ngayon, nasa pisara ang tatlong pinakakaraniwang paraan ng pagsasabi ng, "paalam."

You probably already know them.

Malamang kilala mo na sila.

The first one, “good-bye.”

Ang una, "paalam."

Usually, we write this with a hyphen.

Kadalasan, isinusulat namin ito nang may gitling.

Ok…

Sige paalam

“Good-bye.”

."

Now, a lot of my students are scared to say, “good-bye.”

Ngayon, marami sa aking mga estudyante ang natatakot na magsabi ng, "paalam."

Because they think, “good-bye”, is “good-bye forever.”

Dahil sa tingin nila, "paalam", ay "paalam magpakailanman."

ok…

ok...

I’ll never meet you again.

hindi na kita makikilala.

uhhh, or, I’m…I’ll meet you in a very very long time.

uhhh, o, ako...makikilala kita sa napakahabang panahon.

That’s not true.

Hindi iyan totoo.

ok…

ok…

“Good-bye” is very common and you can meet your friend, at the end of the evening,

Pangkaraniwan ang "Paalam" at maaari mong makilala ang iyong kaibigan, sa pagtatapos ng gabi,

say, “good-bye.”

sabihin, "paalam."

And that doesn’t mean “Good-bye forever.”

At hindi iyon nangangahulugang "Paalam magpakailanman."

Ok…

Ok...

So, don’t be scared to say “Good-bye.”

Kaya, huwag matakot na magsabi ng “Paalam.”

The next one, of course we shorten it.

Yung kasunod, syempre paikliin natin.

Make it short….to “Bye”.

Gawin itong maikli....sa "Bye".

Just “bye”.

"bye" lang.

Very simple.

Napakasimple.

Very easy.

Napakadaling.

Very common.

Very common.

“Bye”.

“Bye”.

Alright…

Sige...

And, of course, in Korea, they like to say, “bye, bye”.

At, siyempre, sa Korea, gusto nilang magsabi ng, “bye, bye”.

ok…

ok...

A lot of my students always say “bye, bye”.

Marami sa mga estudyante ko ang laging nagsasabi ng "bye, bye".

“Bye, bye”.

"Paalam".

“Bye, bye”.

"Paalam".

They say it too much.

Masyado nilang sinasabi.

Alright…

Sige...

You should say, “bye, bye”, sometimes, not every time.

Dapat mong sabihin, "bye, bye", minsan, hindi sa lahat ng pagkakataon.

ok…

ok...

So, try to say “bye” and “good-bye”.

Kaya, subukang magsabi ng "bye" at "good-bye".

Alright…

Sige...

So, these three are the most common.

Kaya, ang tatlong ito ang pinakakaraniwan.

Let’s move on to ‘see you’.

Let's move on to 'see you'.

Ok…let’s look at the ‘see you’ expressions.

Ok...tingnan natin ang mga expression na 'see you'.

Now, “see you” is a very useful and excellent way to say “good-bye.”

Ngayon, ang "see you" ay isang napaka-kapaki-pakinabang at mahusay na paraan para magsabi ng "paalam."

Now, of course, you can just say very simple, “see you”.

Ngayon, siyempre, masasabi mo na napakasimple, "see you".

ok…

ok...

That means “bye”.

Ibig sabihin ay "bye".

You could also say, “see you soon”.

Maaari mo ring sabihin, "see you soon".

Ok…

Ok…

“See you soon.”

“Magkita-kita tayo.”

We’re going to meet soon.

Malapit na tayong magkita.

Maybe later today, or tomorrow.

Baka mamaya ngayon, o bukas.

Anyway the time is short; soon.

Anyway ang oras ay maikli; malapit na.

ok…

ok...

“See you soon”.

"Magkita-kita tayo".

“See you later”.

"Magkita tayo mamaya".

“See you later”.

"Magkita tayo mamaya".

Ok…

Ok...

Now this one is special.

Ngayon ay espesyal ang isang ito.

“See you later”.

"Magkita tayo mamaya".

And many people are confused because, “see you later”.

At maraming tao ang nalilito dahil, “see you later”.

What is “later”?

Ano ang "mamaya"?

Now, later today?

Ngayon, mamaya ngayon?

Tomorrow?

Bukas?

When is later?

Kailan ba mamaya?

“See you later”.

"Magkita tayo mamaya".

Alright…

Sige...

Well, sometimes, people say, “see you later”.

Well, minsan, sinasabi ng mga tao, "see you later".

That means later today.

Ibig sabihin mamaya ngayon.

Sometimes, they say, “see you later”.

Minsan, sinasabi nila, "see you later".

That doesn’t mean later today.

Hindi ibig sabihin mamaya na ngayon.

It means just “good-bye”.

Ang ibig sabihin ay "paalam" lang.

Just “bye”.

"bye" lang.

ok…

ok...

So this one can be confusing.

Kaya maaaring nakakalito ang isang ito.

So, when someone says, “see you later”, probably you’re not going to meet later.

Kaya, kapag may nagsabing, “see you later”, malamang na hindi kayo magkikita mamaya.

ok…

ok...

It’s probably just “bye”.

Malamang "bye" lang.

Alright…the last one here, “see you….”.

Sige...yung huli dito, “see you…”.

You could put any time here.

Maaari kang maglagay ng anumang oras dito.

“See you tonight”.

"Magkita tayo mamayang gabi".

“See you tomorrow”.

"Kita tayo bukas".

“See you on the weekend”.

"Magkita tayo sa katapusan ng linggo".

“See you on Friday”.

"Magkita tayo sa Biyernes".

“See you next week”.

"Hanggang sa susunod na linggo".

ok…

ok...

Very useful to tell the person, “good-bye” and when you will see them next.

Napaka-kapaki-pakinabang na sabihin sa tao, "paalam" at kung kailan mo sila makikita sa susunod.

Alright…

Sige...

Let’s move on to a few more examples of how to say, “good-bye”.

Lumipat tayo sa ilan pang halimbawa kung paano magsabi ng, “paalam”.

Ok, let’s look at three more here.

Ok, tingnan natin ang tatlo pa dito.

This one.

Itong isa.

“Cheers”.

“Cheers”.

Ok, a lot of students are confused because “cheers” has two meanings.

Ok, maraming estudyante ang nalilito dahil ang "cheers" ay may dalawang kahulugan.

The first meaning, of course…when you’re drinking beer and you want to celebrate with

Ang unang kahulugan, siyempre...kapag umiinom ka ng serbesa at gusto mong magdiwang kasama

your friends, you hit the glasses…

ang iyong mga kaibigan, pinindot mo ang baso... sasabihin mo ang "tagay".

you say “cheers”.

ok…

ok...

But this meaning is different than that “cheers”.

Ngunit ang kahulugan na ito ay iba kaysa sa "cheers".

This meaning is just, “bye”.

Ang ibig sabihin nito ay, "bye".

Ok…

Okay...

so, “cheers”.

so, "cheers".

That just means “bye”.

Ang ibig sabihin lang niyan ay "bye".

Especially in e-mails.

Lalo na sa mga e-mail.

People write their e-mails…at the bottom, “cheers”.

Sinusulat ng mga tao ang kanilang mga e-mail…sa ibaba, “cheers”.

Ok…

Sige

“Bye”.

paalam".

The next one, “take care”.

Ang susunod, "bahala ka".

“Take care” is a very sweet and friendly way to say “good-bye”.

Ang "Mag-ingat" ay isang napakatamis at magiliw na paraan upang magsabi ng "paalam".

You just say, “take care”.

Ang sabi mo lang, "bahala ka".

ok…

ok...

A very nice way to say, “good-bye”.

Isang napakagandang paraan para magsabi ng, "paalam".

I like it.

Gusto ko ito.

“Take care”.

"Ingat".

And the last one, “good night”.

At ang huli, "magandang gabi".

Ok…

Sige

“Good night”.

magandang gabi".

You can only use that at night.

Magagamit mo lang yan sa gabi.

Don’t use it in the day.

Huwag gamitin ito sa araw.

Only at night.

Sa gabi lang.

And usually, late night.

At kadalasan, gabi na.

ok…

ok...

So, maybe you’re at work, very late, 10 p.m., everyone is going home, “good night”.

So, baka nasa trabaho ka, sobrang late, 10 pm, uuwi na lahat, “good night”.

ok…

ok...

Again, it just means, “bye”.

Muli, ang ibig sabihin lang nito ay, “bye”.

Alright…

Sige...

So, these are a few more expressions.

Kaya, ito ang ilan pang expression.

Of course, there’s many many more expressions.

Siyempre, marami pang expression.

This is just a few.

Ito ay iilan lamang.

Anyway, let’s take a look at a few example dialogues to help you understand how to use

Anyway, tingnan natin ang ilang halimbawang diyalogo para matulungan kang maunawaan kung paano gamitin

these.

ang mga ito.

Alright, the first example dialogue.

Okay, ang unang halimbawa ng dialogue.

“Good-bye.”

“Paalam.” "Okay, see you next time."

“ok, see you next time.”

Example dialogue two.

Halimbawa ng dialogue two.

“Take care, Jack.”

"Mag-iingat ka, Jack."

“ok, you too, Jill.

"Sige, ikaw din Jill.

Bye.”

Bye.”

Example dialogue three.

Halimbawa ng dialogue three.

“See you later.”

“Magkita tayo mamaya.”

“Cheers.”

“Cheers.”

And…example dialogue four.

At...halimbawang diyalogo apat.

“Have a good night.”

“Magandang gabi.”

“ok, good night.”

"Sige magandang gabi."

I hope you understand the examples.

Sana maintindihan mo ang mga halimbawa.

Before we go, I want to talk about these words.

Bago tayo umalis, gusto kong pag-usapan ang mga salitang ito.

Now, these words are not English.

Ngayon, ang mga salitang ito ay hindi Ingles.

ok…

ok...

These are other languages.

Ito ay iba pang mga wika.

But all these words mean the same thing, “good-bye”.

Ngunit ang lahat ng mga salitang ito ay nangangahulugan ng parehong bagay, "paalam".

ok…

ok...

So, in English, sometimes we borrow words from other languages and we use them to say

Kaya, sa English, minsan nanghihiram kami ng mga salita mula sa ibang mga wika at ginagamit namin ang mga ito para magsabi ng

“good-bye”.

"paalam".

Alright…

Sige...

Now, I’m going to say these words, but I’m going to say them with English pronunciation.

Ngayon, sasabihin ko ang mga salitang ito, ngunit sasabihin ko ang mga ito sa pagbigkas sa Ingles.

ok…

ok...

So it’s probably not the right pronunciation, but it’s how we say it in English.

Kaya marahil hindi ito ang tamang pagbigkas, ngunit ito ay kung paano namin ito sinasabi sa Ingles.

The first word is Italian.

Ang unang salita ay Italyano.

And we’re going to pronounce that as “ciao”.

At bibigkasin natin iyon bilang "ciao".

ok…

ok...

So, “ciao”.

Kaya, "ciao".

So, sometimes we say, “ciao”.

Kaya, minsan sinasabi natin, "ciao".

And that just means, “bye”.

At ibig sabihin lang niyan, "bye".

The next one, Japanese.

Ang susunod, Japanese.

So, with English pronunciation, we say “sainara”.

Kaya, sa pagbigkas sa Ingles, sinasabi namin ang "sainara".

Ok…

Ok...

Again, “bye”.

Muli, "bye".

This is Spanish.

Ito ay Espanyol.

“Adios”.

“Adios”.

“Adios”.

“Adios”.

“Adios”.

“Adios”.

Again, “bye”.

Muli, "bye".

And the last one is French.

At ang huli ay Pranses.

“Au revoir.”

"Paalam."

“Au revoir.

"Paalam.

Just means “bye”.

Ang ibig sabihin lang ay "bye".

ok…

ok...

So again, sometimes we say these in English to our friends.

Kaya muli, minsan sinasabi namin ito sa Ingles sa aming mga kaibigan.

Alright, so that’s how we say “good-bye” in English.

Okay, kaya ganyan ang pagsasabi namin ng “good-bye” sa English.

I hope you understand.

sana maintindihan mo.

That’s it.

Ayan yun.

There’s nothing left to say except, “good-bye”.

Wala nang masabi maliban sa, "paalam".

Hello everyone.

Hello sa lahat.

In this video, we’re going to talk about expressions you use when you haven’t

Sa video na ito, pag-uusapan natin ang tungkol sa mga ekspresyong ginagamit mo kapag

see someone for a long time.

matagal mong hindi nakikita ang isang tao.

ok…

ok...

So, imagine, you’re walking on the street and then you see your friend and

Kaya, isipin mo, naglalakad ka sa kalye at pagkatapos ay nakita mo ang iyong kaibigan at

you haven’t seen your friend for a long time.

matagal mo nang hindi nakikita ang iyong kaibigan.

Maybe, you haven’t seen your friend for a month…or 6 months…or a year…or 5 years..

Siguro, hindi mo nakita ang iyong kaibigan sa loob ng isang buwan...o 6 na buwan...o isang taon...o 5 taon..

or you haven’t seen them for 10 years.

o hindi mo sila nakita sa loob ng 10 taon.

Ok…

Ok...

You haven’t seen them for a long time.

Matagal mo na silang hindi nakikita.

So what should you say?

Kaya ano ang dapat mong sabihin?

Well, first, you should say “hi” or “hello”, but then…you should use one of these expressions.

Well, una, dapat mong sabihin ang "hi" o "hello", ngunit pagkatapos...dapat mong gamitin ang isa sa mga expression na ito.

Ok…

Ok...

So the first one, “It’s been a long time”.

Kaya ang una, "Matagal na."

“It’s been a long time”.

"Ang tagal nating hindi nagkita".

So you can say, “Hey, Susan, how are you doing?

Kaya masasabi mong, “Uy, Susan, kumusta ka na?

It’s been a long time”.

Ang tagal nating hindi nagkita".

Ok…

Ok...

So you want to express that you haven’t seen them for a long time.

Kaya gusto mong ipahayag na matagal mo na silang hindi nakikita.

The next one.

Ang susunod.

“It’s been too long”.

“Masyadong matagal na”.

“Hey, Jack, how’s it going?

“Hoy, Jack, kamusta?

It’s been too long”.

Sobrang tagal na”.

Ok…

Ok...

We haven’t seen each other for a long time.

Matagal na tayong hindi nagkita.

“It’s been too long”.

“Masyadong matagal na”.

If you see, I have the blue line.

Kung nakikita mo, nasa akin ang asul na linya.

We change this to other time…time expressions.

Binabago namin ito sa ibang oras…mga expression ng oras.

You could say, “It’s been too long”.

Maaari mong sabihing, “Masyadong matagal na”.

You could say, “It’s been one year”.

Maaari mong sabihing, “Isang taon na ang nakalipas”.

“It’s been one year”.

“Isang taon na”.

“It’s been ten years”.

“Sampung taon na ang nakalipas”.

“It’s been ages”.

"Taon na ang lumipas".

“Hey, Stan, how are you doing?

“Uy, Stan, kamusta ka na?

It’s been ages since we last saw each other.”

Ilang taon na rin ang nakalipas mula noong huli tayong nagkita.”

So, ’ages’, a long time.

Kaya, 'edad', mahabang panahon.

Ok…

Ok...

And the last one here…

At ang huli dito...

Of course this is the most common one and the easiest one to use.

Siyempre ito ang pinakakaraniwan at ang pinakamadaling gamitin.

“Long time, no see.”

"Matagal na, hindi nagkita."

So, “Hey, Jack.

Kaya, "Hoy, Jack.

How are you?

Kamusta ka?

Long time, no see”.

Matagal na, hindi nagkikita”.

Alright…

Sige...

So, again, all of these mean, I haven’t seen you in a long time.

Kaya, muli, ang ibig sabihin ng lahat ng ito, matagal na kitang hindi nakikita.

Good to use…when you meet your friend you haven’t seen in a long time.

Magandang gamitin...kapag nakilala mo ang iyong kaibigan na matagal mo nang hindi nakikita.

Alright…let’s move on to a few more expressions.

Sige...lumipat tayo sa ilan pang expression.

Ok…Here are two questions to use when you haven’t seen someone in a long time.

Ok…Narito ang dalawang tanong na gagamitin kapag matagal ka nang hindi nakikita.

The first one…

Ang una…

“How long has it been?”

“Gaano katagal na?”

Ok…

Ok...

So, you haven’t met your friend for a long time, so you say, “Hey, Dave.

Kaya, matagal mo nang hindi nakikita ang iyong kaibigan, kaya sasabihin mo, “Uy, Dave.

How are you doing?

kamusta ka na?

Haven’t see you in a long time.”

Matagal na kitang hindi nakikita.”

And he says, “How long has it been?”

At sinabi niya, "Gaano katagal na?"

Ok…

Ok...

So you have to think.

Kaya kailangan mong mag-isip.

How long have we not seen each other?

Ilang oras na ba tayong hindi nagkita?

So you can say, “It’s been ….two months”.

Kaya masasabi mong, “Ito ay ….dalawang buwan na”.

Ok…

Ok...

So, we haven’t seen each other for two months.

So, dalawang buwan na tayong hindi nagkikita.

So, “How long has it been since we last met?”

Kaya, "Gaano na ba katagal mula noong huli tayong nagkita?"

Ok…

Ok…

“It’s been…” and you have to think, “Uhmm, about 1 year.”

“Ito ay…” at kailangan mong isipin, “Uhmm, mga 1 taon.”

Ok…

Ok...

The next question.

Ang susunod na tanong.

“What have you been up to?”

“Ano na naman ang ginawa mo?”

“What have you been up to?”

“Ano na naman ang ginawa mo?”

Now the “up to” is same as “What have you been doing?”

Ngayon ang "hanggang sa" ay pareho sa "Ano ang ginagawa mo?"

Ok…

Ok…

“Since we last met, what have you been doing?” ok…

“Simula noong huli tayong magkita, ano na ang ginagawa mo?” ok...

So, maybe you didn’t meet your friend for 1 year.

Kaya, marahil ay hindi mo nakilala ang iyong kaibigan sa loob ng 1 taon.

ok…

ok...

So, you want to ask, you know, “how long has it been?

Kaya, gusto mong itanong, alam mo, “gaano na ba katagal?

It’s been 1 year.”

1 year na."

“What have you been up to?”

“Ano na naman ang ginawa mo?”

“What have you been doing for 1 year?”

"Anong ginagawa mo sa loob ng 1 taon?"

Ok…

Ok…

“Well, I’ve been traveling.”

“Buweno, naglalakbay ako.”

“I’ve been working hard.”

"Nagsumikap ako."

“I’ve been studying English.”

"Nag-aaral ako ng English."

Ok…

Ok...

So you want to tell what have you been doing for that time.

Kaya gusto mong sabihin kung ano ang ginagawa mo sa panahong iyon.

Alright…

Sige...

So these are two useful questions to use when you haven’t met your friend for a long time.

Kaya ito ang dalawang kapaki-pakinabang na tanong na gagamitin kapag matagal mo nang hindi nakikilala ang iyong kaibigan.

Let’s take a look at some example dialogues.

Tingnan natin ang ilang halimbawa ng mga diyalogo.

Ok, example dialogue one.

Ok, halimbawa ng dialogue one.

“Hi, Susan.

“Hi, Susan.

It’s been a long time.”

Ang tagal nating hindi nagkita."

“Hi, Dave.

“Hi, Dave.

Yes, it’s been over 2 years.”

Oo, mahigit 2 taon na.”

Example two.

Halimbawa dalawa.

“Hello, Mr. Smith.

“Hello, Mr. Smith.

How long has it been?”

Gaano katagal na?"

“About 6 months.”

"Mga 6 na buwan."

“I’m happy to see you again.”

“Masaya akong makita kang muli.”

“Yes, me too.”

"Oo ako rin."

Example dialogue three.

Halimbawa ng dialogue three.

“Jessica, long time no see.

“Jessica, long time no see.

“Hi, Jeff.

“Hi, Jeff.

What have you been up to?”

Ano na naman ang ginawa mo?”

“Well, I got married and moved to France.”

"Well, nagpakasal ako at lumipat sa France."

“Wow, good for you.

“Wow, mabuti para sa iyo.

I’m so happy to see you again.”

I'm so happy to see you again.”

Example four.

Halimbawa apat.

“Hey, Paul.

“Hoy, Paul.

It’s been ages since we last met.”

Ilang taon na ang nakalipas mula noong huli tayong magkita.”

“Yes, wow, maybe 10 years.”

"Oo, wow, marahil 10 taon."

“It’s been too long.

“Masyado nang matagal.

I missed you.”

Na-miss kita.”

Ok, I hoped those dialogues helped you.

Ok, sana nakatulong sa iyo ang mga dialogue na iyon.

I know these expressions are a little bit difficult..

Alam kong medyo mahirap ang mga expression na ito.. medyo malaki...medyo

a little bit big…a little bit complicated, but these are excellent expressions to use

kumplikado, ngunit ito ay mahusay na mga expression na magagamit kapag hindi mo nakita ang isang tao sa loob ng

when you haven’t seen someone for a long time.

mahabang panahon.

Ok…when you haven’t seen your friend for a long time.

Ok...kapag matagal mo nang hindi nakikita ang iyong kaibigan.

And, also, in the business situation…

At, gayundin, sa sitwasyon ng negosyo… matagal ka nang hindi nakikita ang isang tao.

you haven’t seen someone for a long time.

Alright…you should use these.

Sige...dapat mong gamitin ang mga ito.

Well, I hope you can learn them and know them.

Well, sana matutunan mo sila at makilala mo sila.

Maybe it takes a little more self-study.

Siguro kailangan ng kaunti pang pag-aaral sa sarili.

Anyway, you can do it.

Anyway, kaya mo yan.

And I’ll see you next time.

At magkikita pa tayo sa susunod.

Hello, everyone.

Hello, sa lahat.

In this video we’re going to talk about your first meeting with a stranger.

Sa video na ito, pag-uusapan natin ang tungkol sa iyong unang pagkikita sa isang estranghero.

Ok..

Ok..

A stranger is someone you don’t know.

Ang isang estranghero ay isang taong hindi mo kilala.

So, here’s a picture of two people.

Kaya, narito ang isang larawan ng dalawang tao.

They are strangers.

Estranghero sila.

They don’t know each other.

Hindi sila magkakilala.

Ok…

Ok...

So this is their first meeting.

Kaya ito ang kanilang unang pagkikita.

And we have five things we should do in the first meeting.

At mayroon tayong limang bagay na dapat nating gawin sa unang pagkikita.

Do or say.

Gawin o sabihin.

Uhh…the first thing.

Uhh...ang unang bagay.

What’s the first thing we should say at the first meeting?

Ano ang unang bagay na dapat nating sabihin sa unang pagpupulong?

Ok..

Ok..

You meet someone…what’s the first thing you say…?

May nakilala ka...ano ang una mong sasabihin...?

Well, it should, of course, be “hi”.

Well, dapat, siyempre, ay "hi".

Or “hello”.

O “hello”.

“Hi” or “hello”.

"Hi" o "hello".

And what’s the second thing you should say?

At ano ang pangalawang bagay na dapat mong sabihin?

“Nice to meet you”….no!

“Ikinagagalak kong makilala ka”….hindi!

Ok…

Ok…

Don’t use “nice to meet you”, second.

Huwag gumamit ng “nice to meet you”, pangalawa.

Before “nice to meet you”, you should always ask about their name.

Bago ang "nice to meet you", dapat mong itanong palagi ang tungkol sa kanilang pangalan.

Ok…

Ok...

You should ask them their name, first.

Tanungin mo muna sila ng kanilang pangalan.

So, “Hi.

Kaya, "Hi.

My name is Robin.

Robin ang pangalan ko.

What’s your name?”

Ano ang iyong pangalan?"

Alright…

Sige...

So, after the name, now you can say, “nice to meet you.”

Kaya, pagkatapos ng pangalan, ngayon ay masasabi mo na, “nice to meet you.”

“Nice to meet you.”

“Ikinagagalak kong makilala ka.”

Alright…so, it’s very important to have, “nice to meet you”, after the name.

Sige...kaya, napakahalaga na magkaroon ng, "ikinagagalak kitang makilala", pagkatapos ng pangalan.

Ok…

Ok...

Meeting someone means you know them.

Ang pagkilala sa isang tao ay nangangahulugang kilala mo sila.

Ok…

Ok...

You know their name.

Alam mo ang pangalan nila.

So, if you put “nice to meet you”, before the name, it’s very strange.

Kaya, kung ilalagay mo ang "nice to meet you", bago ang pangalan, ito ay lubhang kakaiba.

And many Koreans do this.

At maraming Korean ang gumagawa nito.

They say, “hi, nice to meet you.”

Sabi nila, "hi, nice to meet you."

‘We didn’t meet, yet.’

'Hindi pa tayo nagkikita.'

Ok…

Ok...

So you have to give the name.

Kaya kailangan mong ibigay ang pangalan.

“Hi, I’m Robin.

“Hi, ako si Robin.

Nice to meet you.”

Ikinagagalak kitang makilala.”

Alright…

Sige...

What’s the next thing?

Ano ang susunod na bagay?

So, this is the greeting.

Kaya, ito ang pagbati.

Ok…

Ok…

“Hi”, name, “nice to meet you.”

“Hi”, pangalan, “ikinagagalak kong makilala ka.”

And the next thing…

At ang susunod na bagay...

This is gonna be questions.

Ito ay magiging mga tanong.

So, you’re going to start asking questions to get to know them.

Kaya, magsisimula kang magtanong para makilala sila.

For example, uhhh…

Halimbawa, uhhh…

“Where do you live?”

“Saan ka nakatira?”

“Where are you from?”

"Saan ka nagmula?"

“What do you do?”

“Anong ginagawa mo?”

Ok…

Ok...

You have to start asking questions to know them better.

Kailangan mong magsimulang magtanong para mas makilala sila.

And then once you talk… a little while…

At pagkatapos ay kapag nag-usap ka... ilang sandali...

The last step of course is “bye”.

Ang huling hakbang siyempre ay "bye".

“Good-bye.”

“Paalam.”

“See you later.”

“Magkita tayo mamaya.”

Alright…

Sige...

So you should follow these steps when you meet someone, a stranger, for the first time.

Kaya dapat mong sundin ang mga hakbang na ito kapag may nakilala ka, isang estranghero, sa unang pagkakataon.

“Hello”, ask them their name, “nice to meet you”, ask some questions, and then,

“Hello”, tanungin sila ng kanilang pangalan, “nice to meet you”, magtanong ng ilang mga katanungan, at pagkatapos,

“bye”.

“bye”.

Ok…that’s the process of meeting a stranger for the first time.

Ok…iyan ang proseso ng pakikipagkita sa isang estranghero sa unang pagkakataon.

Alright, let’s take a look at an example dialogue.

Okay, tingnan natin ang isang halimbawang dialogue.

Ok, let’s look at this dialogue.

Ok, tingnan natin ang dialogue na ito.

Two people are talking for the first time.

Dalawang tao ang nag-uusap sa unang pagkakataon.

“Hi.”

“Hi.”

“Hello.”

"Kamusta."

“My name’s Robin.

"Robin ang pangalan ko.

What’s your name?”

Ano ang iyong pangalan?"

“My name’s Jack.”

"Ang pangalan ko ay Jack."

“Oh, nice to meet you.”

"Oh ikinagagalak kitang makilala."

“Nice to meet you, too.”

"Kinagagalak kong makilala ka rin."

“What do you do?”

“Anong ginagawa mo?”

“I’m a student.

"Isa akong mag-aaral.

And you?”

At ikaw?"

“I’m a teacher.”

"Ako ay isang guro."

“Well, I have to go.

“Well, kailangan ko nang umalis.

See you again.”

Sa muling pagkikita."

“Yes, bye.”

“Oo, bye.”

Ok, I hope you understand what to say when you meet someone for the first time.

Ok, sana maintindihan mo kung ano ang sasabihin kapag nakilala mo ang isang tao sa unang pagkakataon.

Alright…you should follow those five steps.

Sige...dapat mong sundin ang limang hakbang na iyon.

Say “hello”, ask about the name, then “nice to meet you.”

Sabihin ang "hello", magtanong tungkol sa pangalan, pagkatapos ay "nice to meet you."

Remember, don’t say “nice to meet you” so fast like, like many of my students.

Tandaan, huwag sabihin ang "natutuwa akong makilala ka" nang napakabilis, tulad ng marami sa aking mga mag-aaral.

It sounds very strange.

Parang kakaiba.

So after “nice to meet you”, then you can start asking some questions.

Kaya pagkatapos ng "masaya akong makilala ka", maaari kang magsimulang magtanong.

And, of course, the ending is always, “bye”.

At, siyempre, ang pagtatapos ay palaging, "bye".

Alright… that’s it for this video.

Sige... para sa video na ito.

“Bye.”

“Bye.”

Hello, in this video we are going to talk about four essential questions you should

Kumusta, sa video na ito ay pag-uusapan natin ang tungkol sa apat na mahahalagang tanong na dapat mong

know when you first meet someone.

malaman kapag una mong nakilala ang isang tao.

Ok…

Ok…

Now, I call them essential questions, cause essential means very important…you must

Ngayon, tinatawag ko silang mahahalagang tanong, dahil napakahalaga ng mga ibig sabihin…dapat mong

know.

malaman.

Ok…

Ok...

Now, probably you already know most of them, but let’s just review them anyways.

Ngayon, malamang na kilala mo na ang karamihan sa kanila, ngunit suriin pa rin natin ang mga ito.

Let’s take a look at the first one.

Tingnan natin ang una.

You think it’s very easy, but maybe you’re using it wrong.

Sa tingin mo ay napakadali, ngunit maaaring mali ang iyong paggamit.

The first question, “What is your name?”.

Ang unang tanong, "Ano ang iyong pangalan?".

“What is your name?”

“Ano ang pangalan mo?”

Now, probably when you were young, your English teacher taught you,

Ngayon, malamang noong bata ka pa, tinuruan ka ng English teacher mo,

“What is your name?”.

“What is your name?”.

…And that’s fine, but you’re not a child anymore, you’re an adult.

…At ayos lang, pero hindi ka na bata, matanda ka na.

Ok…

Ok...

You’ve grown up.

Lumaki ka na.

So you shouldn’t say, “What is your name?”

Kaya hindi mo dapat sabihin, "Ano ang iyong pangalan?"

anymore.

wala na.

Ok…

Ok...

This sounds childish.

Parang bata ito.

“What is your name?”

“Ano ang pangalan mo?”

Ok…

Ok...

An adult….we are going to use a contraction.

Isang nasa hustong gulang... gagamit tayo ng contraction.

“What’s”, ok…”What is…”, we’re going to change it to “What’s”.

“Ano”, ok…”Ano ang…”, papalitan natin ito ng “Ano”.

“What’s your name?”

"Ano ang iyong pangalan?"

Alright…

Sige...

This is more common.

Mas karaniwan ito.

“What’s your name?”

"Ano ang iyong pangalan?"

It’s faster.

Ito ay mas mabilis.

“What’s your name?”

"Ano ang iyong pangalan?"

“What’s your name?”

"Ano ang iyong pangalan?"

Ok, I wrote my name here.

Okay, sinulat ko ang pangalan ko dito.

“My name is Robin.”

"Robin ang pangalan ko."

Again, this is a little bit childish.

Muli, ito ay medyo isip bata.

“What’s your name?”

"Ano ang iyong pangalan?"

“My name is Robin.”

"Robin ang pangalan ko."

“My name is….”, again… you don’t want to use this style anymore.

“Ang pangalan ko ay….”, muli… hindi mo na gustong gamitin ang istilong ito.

Let’s make a contraction.

Gumawa tayo ng contraction.

Make it faster.

Gawin itong mas mabilis.

“What’s your name?”

"Ano ang iyong pangalan?"

“My name’s Robin.”

"Robin ang pangalan ko."

“My name’s…….my name’s Robin.”

"Ang pangalan ko ay ...... ang pangalan ko ay Robin."

“What’s your name?”

"Ano ang iyong pangalan?"

“My name’s Robin.”

"Robin ang pangalan ko."

Alright…this is adult style.

Sige…ito ay pang-adultong istilo.

Also, for “What’s your name?”, you could just say, “I’m Robin.”

Gayundin, para sa "Ano ang iyong pangalan?", maaari mo lamang sabihin, "Ako si Robin."

This is ok, too.

Ito ay ok din.

So, “My name’s Robin.

Kaya, “Robin ang pangalan ko.

I’m Robin.”…doesn’t matter.

Ako si Robin.”…hindi mahalaga.

Both are ok.

Parehong okay.

Let’s move on to the next question.

Lumipat tayo sa susunod na tanong.

Ok, the next question.

Ok, ang susunod na tanong.

Very common.

Very common.

Very easy.

Napakadaling.

“Where are you from?”

"Saan ka nagmula?"

“Where are you from?”

"Saan ka nagmula?"

Ok…so say it very fast.

Ok…kaya sabihin mo ito nang napakabilis.

“Where are you from?”

"Saan ka nagmula?"

“Where are you from?”

"Saan ka nagmula?"

“Where are you from?”

"Saan ka nagmula?"

“I from Korea.”

"Ako ay mula sa Korea."

Oh, this is terrible.

Oh, ito ay kakila-kilabot.

So many of my students say, “I from Korea.”

Kaya marami sa aking mga estudyante ang nagsasabing, "Ako ay mula sa Korea."

Don’t!

huwag!

Don’t say “I from Korea.”

Huwag sabihing “I from Korea.”

Let’s put a line through that.

Maglagay tayo ng linya sa pamamagitan nito.

Bad grammar.

Masamang grammar.

“I from Korea.”…no the correct is, “I’m…..I’m from Korea.”

“Ako ay mula sa Korea.”…hindi ang tama ay, “Ako ay…..Ako ay mula sa Korea.”

I have to hear this ‘m’ sound.

Kailangan kong marinig itong 'm' sound.

“I’m from Korea.”

"Ako ay mula sa Korea."

Alright…

Sige...

“Where are you from?”

"Saan ka galing?"

“Where are you from?”

"Saan ka nagmula?"

“I’m from Korea.”

"Ako ay mula sa Korea."

Well, I’m not from Korea.

Well, hindi ako taga Korea.

“I’m from Canada.”

"Ako ay mula sa Canada."

Ok, so make sure you can say this question very fast.

Ok, kaya siguraduhing masasabi mo ang tanong na ito nang napakabilis.

“Where are you from?”

"Saan ka nagmula?"

And make sure you use, ‘I’m’

At tiyaking ginagamit mo ang, 'Ako'

“I’m from Korea.”

"Ako ay mula sa Korea."

Let’s go to the next question.

Pumunta tayo sa susunod na tanong.

“Where do you live?”

"Saan ka nakatira?"

That’s our next question.

Iyan ang aming susunod na tanong.

“Where do you live?”

"Saan ka nakatira?"

Don’t say, “Where are you live?”

Huwag sabihing, “Saan ka nakatira?”

Ok, that is wrong.

Okay, mali iyon.

The question is, “Where…

Ang tanong ay, “Saan… kayo…

do… you… live?”

“Where do you live?”

nakatira?”

"Saan ka nakatira?"

“Where do you live?”

"Saan ka nakatira?"

“Where do you live?”

"Saan ka nakatira?"

Ok, so, “Where do you live?”, ‘live’ is asking where’s your house…your home.

Ok, kaya, "Saan ka nakatira?", 'live' ay nagtatanong kung saan ang iyong bahay...iyong tahanan.

“Where do you live?”

"Saan ka nakatira?"

So your answer should have your city or area.

Kaya ang iyong sagot ay dapat na ang iyong lungsod o lugar.

So, “Where do you live?”

Saan ka nakatira?"

First answer here.

Unang sagot dito.

“I live Seoul.”

"Nakatira ako sa Seoul."

“I live Seoul.”

"Nakatira ako sa Seoul."

This is wrong!

Mali ito!

Ok, bad grammar.

Okay, bad grammar.

“Where do you live?”

"Saan ka nakatira?"

“I live Seoul.”, No!

"Nakatira ako sa Seoul.", Hindi!

“Where do you live?”

"Saan ka nakatira?"

“I live in…in Seoul.”

"Nakatira ako sa...sa Seoul."

You need the preposition ‘in’.

Kailangan mo ang pang-ukol na 'in'.

Always.

Laging.

You always need ‘in’ Seoul.

Lagi mong kailangan 'sa' Seoul.

“Where do you live?”

"Saan ka nakatira?"

“I live in Seoul.”

"Sa Seoul ako nakatira."

Ok…

Ok...

Uhhh, the last one here…is a short way.

Uhhh, ang huli dito...ay isang maikling paraan.

“Where do you live?”

"Saan ka nakatira?"

Ok, you don’t have to say, “I live…”.

Ok, hindi mo kailangang sabihin, “Nabubuhay ako…”.

You could just start with, “in”.

Maaari ka lang magsimula sa, "in".

The preposition ‘in’.

Ang pang-ukol na 'in'.

So, “Where do you live?”

Saan ka nakatira?"

“In Seoul.”

"Nasa Seoul."

Ok…

Ok...

So, again.

Kaya, muli.

“Where do you live?”

"Saan ka nakatira?"

“I live in Seoul.”

"Sa Seoul ako nakatira."

“In Seoul.”

"Nasa Seoul."

Never say this.

Huwag kailanman sabihin ito.

Alright…

Sige...

Let’s move on to the last question.

Lumipat tayo sa huling tanong.

“What do you do?”

“Anong ginagawa mo?”

“What do you do?”

“Anong ginagawa mo?”

Ok, this is asking about ‘job’.

Ok, ito ay nagtatanong tungkol sa 'trabaho'.

“What do you do every day for work?”

"Ano ang ginagawa mo araw-araw para sa trabaho?"

Ok, “What do you do?”

Okay, "Anong ginagawa mo?"

Now English speakers don’t say, “What…do …you …do?”

Ngayon, ang mga nagsasalita ng Ingles ay hindi na nagsasabi, “Ano…ginagawa…ginagawa mo?”

We say it very fast, we say, “What do you do?”

Napakabilis naming sabihin, sinasabi namin, "Ano ang ginagawa mo?"

“What do you do?”

“Anong ginagawa mo?”

“What do you do?”

“Anong ginagawa mo?”

Ok, very difficult to hear.

Ok, napakahirap pakinggan.

“Whatdayou…this is whatdayou.

“Anong araw mo…ito ang araw mo.

Whatdayou do?”

Anong gagawin mo?”

“Whatdayou do?”

“Anong ginagawa mo?”

Ok…

Ok...

So, I ask to my students, “What do you do?”

Kaya, tinatanong ko ang aking mga estudyante, "Ano ang ginagawa mo?"

And a lot of my students say, “I’m student.”

At marami sa aking mga mag-aaral ang nagsasabi, "Ako ay mag-aaral."

“I’m student.”

"Estudyante ako."

This is wrong!

Mali ito!

Ok, this is bad grammar!

Ok, ito ay masamang grammar!

Don’t use, “I’m student.”

Huwag gamitin ang, "Ako ay mag-aaral."

“I’m student.”

"Estudyante ako."

“What do you do?”

“Anong ginagawa mo?”

“I’m student.”

"Estudyante ako."

Don’t use that.

Wag mong gamitin yan.

That’s terrible grammar.

Grabeng grammar yan.

You should use this…and take a look.

Dapat mong gamitin ito...at tingnan mo.

“I’m ‘a'”.

"Ako ay 'a'".

Ok…

Ok...

Don’t forget this…’a’

Huwag kalimutan ito...'a'

“I’m a…”

“I'm a…”

It sounds like one word.

Parang isang salita.

“I’m a…”

"Ako ay isang..."

“I’m a…”

"Ako ay isang..."

“What do you do?”

"Anong ginagawa mo?"

“I’m a student.”

"Isa akong mag-aaral."

“I’m a student.”

"Isa akong mag-aaral."

“I’m a student.”

"Isa akong mag-aaral."

Ok…

Ok...

“What do you do?”

"Anong ginagawa mo?"

“I’m a student.”

"Isa akong mag-aaral."

The next one.

Ang susunod.

“an…”

“an…”

Remember, these words start with vowels.

Tandaan, ang mga salitang ito ay nagsisimula sa mga patinig.

Vowels, a, e, i, o , u.

Mga patinig, a, e, i, o , u.

And words that start with vowels, we should use ‘an’.

At ang mga salitang nagsisimula sa mga patinig, dapat nating gamitin ang 'an'.

Ok…

Okay...

“So, what do you do?”

"So, anong gagawin mo?"

“I’m an engineer.”

"Isa akong engineer."

“I’m an office worker.”

"Office worker ako."

Ok…

Ok...

Alright, so that’s the last question.

Sige, iyon na ang huling tanong.

“What do you do?”

“Anong ginagawa mo?”

So let’s review the questions.

Kaya suriin natin ang mga tanong.

The first question.

Ang unang tanong.

“What’s your name?”

"Ano ang iyong pangalan?"

“My name is Robin.”

"Robin ang pangalan ko."

Second question.

Pangalawang tanong.

“Where are you from?”

"Saan ka nagmula?"

“I’m from Canada.”

"Ako ay mula sa Canada."

Third question.

Pangatlong tanong.

“Where do you live?”

"Saan ka nakatira?"

“I live in Anyang.”

"Nakatira ako sa Anyang."

And the last question.

At ang huling tanong.

“What do you do?”

“Anong ginagawa mo?”

“I’m a teacher.”

"Ako ay isang guro."

Alright…

Sige...

So, I hope you understand how to say the questions…also how to answer the questions.

Kaya, sana naiintindihan mo kung paano sabihin ang mga tanong...at kung paano sagutin ang mga tanong.

These are very important questions.

Napakahalaga ng mga tanong na ito.

You should know them.

Dapat kilala mo sila.

That’s it.

Ayan yun.

See you next video.

See you next video.

Hello again.

Hello ulit.

In this video, we’re going to look at some questions to ask someone to know about their

Sa video na ito, titingnan natin ang ilang mga katanungan upang hilingin sa isang tao na malaman ang tungkol sa kanilang

family.

pamilya.

Ok…

Ok...

Now, remember, asking about family is a very personal thing.

Ngayon, tandaan, ang pagtatanong tungkol sa pamilya ay isang napaka-personal na bagay.

So, make sure you are very familiar or friendly with the person before you start asking about

Kaya, siguraduhing pamilyar ka o palakaibigan sa tao bago ka magsimulang magtanong tungkol sa

family.

pamilya.

Now, here are the first two questions and these are good questions to start with.

Ngayon, narito ang unang dalawang tanong at ito ay magandang tanong upang magsimula.

They are both ‘Do you..?’

Pareho silang 'Do you..?' mga tanong.

questions.

The first one.

Ang una.

“Do you live alone?”

"Nabubuhay ka bang mag-isa?"

Ok, only one person in the house.

Ok, isang tao lang sa bahay.

“Do you live alone?”

"Nabubuhay ka bang mag-isa?"

This is a really good question to ask someone.

Ito ay talagang magandang tanong na itanong sa isang tao.

“Do you live alone?”…because when they answer…if they answer, “yes”..ohh, then

“Do you live alone?”…kasi pag sumagot sila…pag sagot nila, “oo”..ohh,

you know they’re single.

alam mong single sila.

But, if they answer, “no”.

Ngunit, kung sumagot sila, "hindi".

They will probably tell you, “No, I live with my parents.”

Malamang na sasabihin nila sa iyo, "Hindi, nakatira ako sa aking mga magulang."

or “No, I live with my husband” or “wife”.

o “Hindi, nakatira ako sa aking asawa” o “asawa”.

Ok…

Ok...

So you could learn a lot by asking this question…about who he lives with or what kind of family he

Para marami kang matututuhan sa pamamagitan ng pagtatanong ng tanong na ito...tungkol sa kung sino ang kasama niya o kung anong uri ng pamilya siya

has.

.

The second question.

Ang pangalawang tanong.

“Do you live with your parents?”

"Nakatira ka ba sa mga magulang mo?"

Ok…

Ok...

Similar style.

Katulad na istilo.

“Do you live with your parents?”, and the person will tell you, “yes” or “no”.

"Nakatira ka ba sa iyong mga magulang?", at sasabihin sa iyo ng tao, "oo" o "hindi".

Now, both of these are ‘Do you..?’

Ngayon, pareho itong 'Do you..?' mga tanong.

questions.

And all ‘Do you..?’

At lahat 'Do you..?' mga tanong...ang pinakamadaling paraan upang sagutin ay...

questions…the easiest way to answer is…

“Yes, I do.”

"Oo, ginagawa ko."

“No, I don’t.”

“Hindi, ayoko.”

Ok…very easy answers.

Ok… napakadaling sagot.

“Do you live alone?”

"Nabubuhay ka bang mag-isa?"

“Yes, I do.”

"Oo."

“No, I don’t.”

“Hindi, ayoko.”

“Do you live with your parents?”

"Nakatira ka ba sa mga magulang mo?"

“Yes, I do.”

"Oo."

“No, I don’t.”

“Hindi, ayoko.”

Alright…so these are good quick answers, but these are boring answers.

Sige...kaya ang mga ito ay magandang mabilis na sagot, ngunit ito ay mga boring na sagot.

Ok..

Ok..

So, these answers are very easy, but probably if you say, “Yes, I do.”

Kaya, napakadali ng mga sagot na ito, ngunit marahil kung sasabihin mo, "Oo, ginagawa ko." o “Hindi, ayoko.”,

or “No, I don’t.”, you should also give more information.

dapat ka ring magbigay ng higit pang impormasyon.

“Do you live alone?”

"Nabubuhay ka bang mag-isa?"

“No, I don’t.

“Hindi, ayoko.

I live with my parents.”

Nakatira ako sa aking mga magulang."

“Do you live with your parents?”

"Nakatira ka ba sa mga magulang mo?"

“Yes, I do.

"Oo.

We live in Chamsil.”

Nakatira kami sa Chamsil."

Ok..so, these are good ways to answer quickly, but you should try to give more information.

Ok..kaya, ito ay magandang paraan para makasagot nang mabilis, ngunit dapat mong subukang magbigay ng higit pang impormasyon.

Alright, let’s move on to the next questions.

Sige, magpatuloy tayo sa mga susunod na tanong.

Ok, so the next question is very common and very important.

Ok, kaya ang susunod na tanong ay napaka-pangkaraniwan at napakahalaga.

This is the question you want to ask to know about their brothers and sisters.

Ito ang tanong na gusto mong itanong upang malaman tungkol sa kanilang mga kapatid.

And here is the question.

At narito ang tanong.

“Do you have any brothers or sisters?”

"Mayroon ka bang mga kapatid?"

“Do you have any brothers or sisters?”

"Mayroon ka bang mga kapatid?"

Ok…

Ok…

Again, it’s a “Do you…?”

Muli, ito ay isang “Ikaw ba…?” tanong.

question.

Kaya ang simpleng sagot ay "Oo, ginagawa ko.", "Hindi, ayoko."

So the simple answer is “Yes, I do.”, “No, I don’t.”

But that’s not enough information.

Ngunit hindi iyon sapat na impormasyon.

Ok, so here is the best answer.

Ok, kaya narito ang pinakamahusay na sagot.

“Do you have any brothers or sisters?”

"Mayroon ka bang mga kapatid?"

So…”Yes, I have one brother”, “one sister”, “two bothers”, “two sisters”.

Kaya..."Oo, mayroon akong isang kapatid na lalaki", "isang kapatid na babae", "dalawang nakakaabala", "dalawang kapatid na babae".

Ok…because it’s two, remember we need that ‘s’.

Ok...dahil dalawa ito, tandaan na kailangan natin 'yan.

“Two brothers.”

"Dalawang magkapatid."

“Two sisters.”

"Dalawang magkapatid na babae."

“Do you have any brothers or sisters?”

"Mayroon ka bang mga kapatid?"

“Yes, I have two sisters.”

"Oo, mayroon akong dalawang kapatid na babae."

Or, you could say, “I have one brother and two sisters”.

O, maaari mong sabihin, "Mayroon akong isang kapatid na lalaki at dalawang kapatid na babae".

Or “I have one brother and three sisters”.

O “Mayroon akong isang kapatid na lalaki at tatlong kapatid na babae”.

Ok…but remember the single and the plural.

Ok...pero tandaan ang single at ang plural.

Alright…

Sige...

So, this is the best way to answer.

Kaya, ito ang pinakamahusay na paraan para sumagot.

“Yes, I have one brother”.

"Oo, may isa akong kapatid".

Some people…uhhh…”no”, ok… you are single.

Some people…uhhh…”no”, ok… single ka.

You have no brothers or sisters.

Wala kang mga kapatid.

“Do you have any brothers or sisters?”

"Mayroon ka bang mga kapatid?"

“No, I’m an only child.”

"Hindi, nag-iisang anak lang ako."

“No, I’m an only child.”

"Hindi, nag-iisang anak lang ako."

“I’m an only child.”

"Ako ay nag-iisang anak."

Ok…

Ok...

So this is what you would say, in English, to say that you have no brothers or sisters.

Kaya ito ang sasabihin mo, sa English, para sabihing wala kang mga kapatid.

Ok…

Ok...

Let’s move on to the next questions.

Lumipat tayo sa mga susunod na tanong.

“Are you single?”

“Single ka ba?”

“Are you married?”

"Kasal ka na ba?"

These our next two questions.

Ito ang aming susunod na dalawang katanungan.

Very important questions to ask someone.

Napakahalagang tanong na itatanong sa isang tao.

Alright…

Sige...

So, it’s very important to know if they’re single or married.

Kaya, napakahalagang malaman kung wala silang asawa o kasal.

So, again, “Are you single?”

Kaya, muli, "Single ka ba?"

Is that person alone?…only one?

Nag-iisa ba ang taong iyon?...isa lang?

“Are you married?”

"Kasal ka na ba?"

“Do you have a husband?”

"Mayroon ka bang asawa?" o “asawa?”.

or “wife?”.

Ok…

Ok…

Now, they are “Are you…?”

Ngayon, sila ay “Ikaw ba…?” mga tanong, kaya lahat ay “Ikaw ba…?” mga tanong, kailangan nating

questions, so all “Are you…?”

questions, we have to answer, “Yes, I am.”, “No, I’m not.”

sagutin, "Oo, ako nga.", "Hindi, hindi ako."

Ok…

Ok...

Some people say, “Yes, I’m.”

May mga taong nagsasabing, “Oo, ako nga.”

This is wrong.

Mali ito.

You can’t use a contraction here.

Hindi ka maaaring gumamit ng contraction dito.

It has to be “I am.”

Ito ay dapat na "Ako."

Never say, “Yes, I’m”.

Huwag sabihing, “Oo, ako nga”.

That is wrong.

Iyan ay mali.

It is only, “Yes, I am.”

Ito ay, "Oo, ako nga."

“Yes, I am.”

"Oo ako."

“No, I’m not.”

"Hindi ako."

Ok, so let’s practice..

Ok, kaya magpraktis tayo.. mabilis...bilis magsalita.

fast…speaking fast.

“Are you single?”

“Single ka ba?”

“Yes, I am.”

"Oo ako."

“Are you married?”

"Kasal ka na ba?"

“No, I’m not.”

"Hindi ako."

“Are you single?”

“Single ka ba?”

“No, I’m not.”

"Hindi ako."

“Are you married?”

"Kasal ka na ba?"

“Yes, I am.”

"Oo ako."

Ok…

Ok...

So those are these two questions.

Kaya ang dalawang tanong na ito.

Let’s move on to the last question.

Lumipat tayo sa huling tanong.

Ok, we’re at the last question.

Ok, nasa huling tanong na tayo.

“Do you have any children?”

“May anak ka na ba?”

“Do you have any children?”

“May anak ka na ba?”

Now, probably, the first question is, “Are you married?”

Ngayon, malamang, ang unang tanong ay, "May asawa ka na ba?"

“Yes, I am.”

"Oo ako."

Then you would ask, “Do you have any children?”

Pagkatapos ay tatanungin mo, "Mayroon ka bang mga anak?"

“Do you have any children?”

“May anak ka na ba?”

Now this is similar style to, “Do you have any brothers or sisters?”

Ngayon ito ay katulad ng istilo sa, "Mayroon ka bang mga kapatid na lalaki o babae?"

“Do you have any brothers or sisters?”

"Mayroon ka bang mga kapatid?"

“Do you have any children?”

“May anak ka na ba?”

Same style answer.

Parehong istilo ng sagot.

“Yes, I have one son.”

"Oo, may isa akong anak."

“Yes, I have one daughter.”

"Oo, mayroon akong isang anak na babae."

“Yes, I have two sons.”

"Oo, mayroon akong dalawang anak na lalaki."

“Yes, I have two daughters.”

"Oo, mayroon akong dalawang anak na babae."

So, remember, “one son”, “two sons”.

Kaya, tandaan, "isang anak na lalaki", "dalawang anak na lalaki".

Don’t forget the ‘s’.

Huwag kalimutan ang mga 's'.

“Two sons.”

"Dalawang anak na lalaki."

“Two daughters.”

"Dalawang anak na babae."

Of course, you could also say, “Yes, I have one daughter and one son.”

Siyempre, maaari mo ring sabihin, “Oo, mayroon akong isang anak na babae at isang anak na lalaki.”

Or…”I have three daughters and two sons.”

O…”Mayroon akong tatlong anak na babae at dalawang anak na lalaki.”

Ok…you can say many things.

Ok...marami kang masasabi.

uhhh, some people have no children.

uhhh, may mga taong walang anak.

So, “Do you have any children?”

Kaya, "Mayroon ka bang mga anak?"

“No, I don’t have any, yet.”

"Hindi, wala pa ako."

Ok, “I don’t have any, yet.”

Ok, “Wala pa ako.”

“Do you have any children?”

“May anak ka na ba?”

“No, I don’t have any, yet.”

"Hindi, wala pa ako."

Alright…

Sige...

So this is the question you want to ask about children.

Kaya ito ang tanong na gusto mong itanong tungkol sa mga bata.

Alright, so we learned a lot of questions to ask people about their family.

Sige, kaya marami kaming natutunang itanong sa mga tao tungkol sa kanilang pamilya.

Remember, these are kind of personal questions, so make sure it’s ok…make sure you’re

Tandaan, ang mga ito ay uri ng mga personal na tanong, kaya siguraduhin na ito ay ok...siguraduhin na ikaw ay

friendly first.

palakaibigan muna.

Alright, so, you should practice these questions.

Sige, kaya, dapat mong sanayin ang mga tanong na ito.

These questions are common and very useful.

Ang mga tanong na ito ay karaniwan at lubhang kapaki-pakinabang.

That’s it.

Ayan yun.

See you next video.

See you next video.

Hello everyone.

Hello sa lahat.

In this video, we are going to talk about personal question.

Sa video na ito, pag-uusapan natin ang tungkol sa personal na tanong.

Ok…

Ok...

Now, you have to be very careful asking someone personal questions.

Ngayon, kailangan mong maging maingat sa pagtatanong sa isang tao ng mga personal na tanong.

Ok, if you ask them too soon…ok…maybe you don’t know each other very well, yet,

Ok, kung tatanungin mo sila ng masyadong maaga...ok...marahil hindi pa kayo gaanong magkakilala,

and you ask the questions too soon, they might be a little bit upset or angry.

at itatanong mo ang mga tanong kaagad, maaaring medyo magalit o magalit sila.

You got to be careful asking these questions.

Kailangan mong maging maingat sa pagtatanong ng mga tanong na ito.

Make sure you’re friendly.

Tiyaking palakaibigan ka.

Now, the first one I’m going to start with…

Ngayon, ang una kong sisimulan sa…

“How old are you?”

“Ilang taon ka na?”

Ok…

Ok…

As we know in Korea…it’s very important to know about age.

Gaya ng alam natin sa Korea…napakahalagang malaman ang tungkol sa edad.

So, when you meet someone for the first time, uhhh, you want to know their age…how old

Kaya, kapag nakilala mo ang isang tao sa unang pagkakataon, uhhh, gusto mong malaman ang kanilang edad...ilang taon na

they are.

sila.

But, again, this is kind of a personal question, so it shouldn’t be one of the first questions.

Ngunit, muli, ito ay uri ng isang personal na tanong, kaya hindi ito dapat isa sa mga unang tanong.

Ok…

Ok...

You should talk a little bit with the person and then when you feel the time is right,

Dapat kang makipag-usap nang kaunti sa tao at pagkatapos ay kapag sa tingin mo ay tama na ang oras,

or it’s ok, then ask this question.

o ok na, pagkatapos ay itanong ang tanong na ito.

Ok…

Ok...

Don’t ask this question too soon.

Huwag masyadong itanong ang tanong na ito.

Anyway, let’s take a look at the question.

Anyway, tingnan natin ang tanong.

“How old are you?”

"Ilang taon ka na?"

“How old are you?”

"Ilang taon ka na?"

“How old are you?”

"Ilang taon ka na?"

And…some of my students say, “my old is twenty-two.”

At...sabi ng ilan sa aking mga estudyante, "ang aking gulang ay dalawampu't dalawa."

“My old is twenty-two.”

"Ang aking gulang ay dalawampu't dalawa."

Of course, this is bad grammar.

Siyempre, ito ay masamang grammar.

You cannot say, “my old is twenty-two.”

Hindi mo masasabing, "ang aking gulang ay dalawampu't dalawa."

That’s wrong.

Mali iyan.

“I’m twenty-two years old.”

"Ako ay dalawampu't dalawang taong gulang."

Ok, this is a full sentence.

Ok, ito ay isang buong pangungusap.

“How old are you?”

"Ilang taon ka na?"

“I’m twenty-two years old.”

"Ako ay dalawampu't dalawang taong gulang."

Uhhh, probably your teacher taught you this way.

Uhhh, marahil ang iyong guro ay nagturo sa iyo ng ganitong paraan.

But, this is kind of childish.

Pero, ito ay uri ng pambata.

“How old are you?”

"Ilang taon ka na?"

“I’m twenty-two years old.”

"Ako ay dalawampu't dalawang taong gulang."

Ok..

Ok..

As an adult, uhhh, we’re probably going to say it a little bit quicker.

Bilang isang may sapat na gulang, uhhh, malamang na sabihin natin ito nang mas mabilis.

We’re going to say this:

Ito ang sasabihin namin:

“How old are you?”

"Ilang taon ka na?"

“I’m twenty-two.”

"Twenty-two na ako."

Ok…

Ok…

So, this is…the best way.

Kaya, ito ang…ang pinakamahusay na paraan.

The easiest way… and the most common way.

Ang pinakamadaling paraan... at ang pinakakaraniwang paraan.

Ok…

Ok...

“How old are you?”

"Ilang taon ka na?"

“I’m twenty-two.”

"Twenty-two na ako."

Use this.

Gamitin mo to.

This is ok, but this is better.

Ito ay ok, ngunit ito ay mas mahusay.

And certainly, never use this.

At tiyak, huwag kailanman gamitin ito.

Alright, let’s move on to the next question.

Sige, lumipat tayo sa susunod na tanong.

ok, that’s our next question.

ok, yan ang susunod nating tanong.

Very personal, private question.

Napaka-personal, pribadong tanong.

Again, don’t say it too soon.

Muli, huwag mong sabihin ito kaagad.

“Do you have a boyfriend?”

"May kasintahan ka ba?"

“Do you have a girlfriend?”

“May girlfriend ka na ba?”

Ok…

Ok...

Depends who you’re talking to.

Depende kung sino ang kausap mo.

“Do you have a boyfriend?”

"May kasintahan ka ba?"

“Do you have a girlfriend?”

“May girlfriend ka na ba?”

Ok, you want to know.

Ok, gusto mong malaman.

This is a “Do you…?”

Ito ay isang "Do you…?" tanong.

question.

“Ikaw ba…?”

“Do you…?”

Kaya ang sagot ay napakadali.

So the answer’s very easy.

"Oo."

“Yes, I do.”

“Hindi, ayoko.”

“No, I don’t.”

"May kasintahan ka ba?"

“Do you have a boyfriend?”

“Yes, I do.”

"Oo."

“Do you have a girlfriend?”

“May girlfriend ka na ba?”

“Yes, I do.”

"Oo."

“Do you have a boyfriend?”

"May kasintahan ka ba?"

“No, I don’t.”

“Hindi, ayoko.”

“Do you have a girlfriend?”

“May girlfriend ka na ba?”

“No, I don’t.”

“Hindi, ayoko.”

Alright…

Sige...

Be sure to use ‘a’.

Tiyaking gumamit ng 'a'.

Don’t say, “Do you have boyfriend?”

Huwag mong sabihing, “May boyfriend ka ba?”

Ok, this is very important.

Ok, ito ay napakahalaga.

“Do you have a boyfriend?”

"May kasintahan ka ba?"

Alright…

Sige...

“Do you have a girlfriend?”

"May girlfriend ka na ba?"

“Do you have boyfriend?”

“May boyfriend ka ba?”

“Do you have a girlfriend?”

“May girlfriend ka na ba?”

Alright, again…little bit personal question.

Sige, muli...medyo personal na tanong.

Don’t ask it too soon.

Huwag mong tanungin kaagad.

Let’s move on to the next question.

Lumipat tayo sa susunod na tanong.

The next question is a fun question to ask someone.

Ang susunod na tanong ay isang masayang tanong na itanong sa isang tao.

“What’s your blood type?”

"Anong blood type mo?"

“What’s your blood…?”, this is pronounced, “blood”.

“Ano ang iyong dugo…?”, ito ay binibigkas, “dugo”.

That’s your 비…blood.

Iyan ang iyong 비…dugo.

“What’s your blood type?”

"Anong blood type mo?"

Ok…

Ok...

Very easy to answer.

Napakadaling sagutin.

“What’s your blood type?”

"Anong blood type mo?"

“It’s ‘A’.”

"Ito ay'."

“It’s ‘B’.”

"Ito ay 'B'."

“It’s ‘AB’.”

"Ito ay 'AB'."

“It’s ‘O’.”

"Ito ay 'O'."

“What’s your blood type?”

"Anong blood type mo?"

Alright…

Sige...

What do you think my blood type is?

Ano sa tingin mo ang blood type ko?

Well, my blood type is…not ‘B’…not ‘A’…not ‘O’.

Well, ang blood type ko ay...hindi 'B'...hindi 'A'...hindi 'O'.

“It’s ‘AB’.”

"Ito ay 'AB'."

Yes, that’s my blood type.

Oo, blood type ko yan.

So, I understand ‘AB’ means genius or psycho…uhhh…hmmm…which one am I?

Kaya, naiintindihan ko ang ibig sabihin ng 'AB' ay henyo o psycho...uhhh...hmmm...alin ako?

Well, anyway, it’s a fun question to ask someone, but make sure you know that person

Well, anyway, nakakatuwang tanong na magtanong sa isang tao, pero siguraduhin mong kilala mong

well.

mabuti ang taong iyon.

Last move on to the last question.

Huling lumipat sa huling tanong.

Here’s the last question I want to talk about in this video.

Narito ang huling tanong na gusto kong pag-usapan sa video na ito.

Well, first, look at this question.

Well, una, tingnan ang tanong na ito.

“What’s your hobby?”

“Ano ang iyong libangan?”

Ok, that’s an ok question, “What’s your hobby?”

Ok, iyon ay isang ok na tanong, "Ano ang iyong libangan?" ,ngunit sa aking palagay, ang tanong na ito

,but in my opinion, this question is stupid.

ay hangal.

Ok, so, I’m going to say that’s a stupid question to ask.

Ok, kaya, sasabihin ko na isang hangal na tanong na itanong.

Don’t ask that question.

Wag mo ng itanong yan.

“What’s your hobby?”

“Ano ang iyong libangan?”

Instead, this is a better question.

Sa halip, ito ay isang mas mahusay na tanong.

Ok…and this is more common.

Ok…at ito ay mas karaniwan.

“What do you do in your free time?”

"Ano ang ginagawa mo sa bakante mong oras?"

“What do you do in your free time?”

"Ano ang ginagawa mo sa bakante mong oras?"

Ok, so that’s better than asking, “What’s your hobby?”

Ok, kaya mas mabuti iyan kaysa magtanong, "Ano ang iyong libangan?"

That’s kind of old style.

Iyon ay uri ng lumang estilo.

This is more common.

Ito ay mas karaniwan.

Better.

Mas mabuti.

“What do you do…?

“Anong ginagawa mo…?

What do you do…in your free time?”

Ano ang ginagawa mo sa bakante mong oras?"

Alright…

Sige...

Very easy to answer.

Napakadaling sagutin.

“I like to…”, and then you would put a verb.

"Gusto ko...", at pagkatapos ay maglalagay ka ng pandiwa.

Ok…

Ok…

“I like to play computer games.”

“Gusto kong maglaro ng mga computer games.”

“I like to shop.”

"Gusto kong mamili."

“I like to exercise.”

"Gusto kong mag-ehersisyo."

“I like to go meet my friends.”

"Gusto kong makipagkita sa mga kaibigan ko."

“I like to chat on the internet.”

"Gusto kong makipag-chat sa internet."

“I like to drink soju.”

"Gusto kong uminom ng soju."

ok…very easy to answer.

ok... napakadaling sagutin.

“What do you do in your free time?”

"Ano ang ginagawa mo sa bakante mong oras?"

“Hey, what do you do in your free time?”

"Hoy, ano ang ginagawa mo sa iyong libreng oras?"

“I like to study English.”

"Gusto kong mag-aral ng Ingles."

Alright…

Sige...

So, we learned a few personal questions in this video.

Kaya, natutunan namin ang ilang personal na tanong sa video na ito.

They’re good questions to ask…to get to know someone and some of them are very fun.

Ang mga ito ay magandang itanong…upang makilala ang isang tao at ang ilan sa kanila ay napakasaya.

But, again, they’re personal questions, so, ahhh, be careful when asking the questions

Pero, isa pa, personal na tanong nila, kaya, ahhh, mag-ingat sa pagtatanong

because the person maybe doesn’t want to answer these questions.

dahil baka ayaw sagutin ng tao ang mga tanong na ito.

Alright, so that’s it.

Sige, kaya ayun.

See you next video.

See you next video.

Hello, students.

Kumusta, mga mag-aaral.

In this video, we’re going to talk about “Do you…?”

Sa video na ito, pag-uusapan natin ang tungkol sa “Do you…?” at “Ikaw ba…?” mga tanong.

and “Are you…?”

questions.

Now, “Do you…?”

Ngayon, “Ikaw ba…?” at “Ikaw ba…?” ang mga tanong ay lubhang kapaki-pakinabang.

and “Are you…?”

questions are very useful.

You should know them…because once you know how to ask questions with “Do you…?”

Dapat mong kilalanin sila…dahil kapag marunong ka nang magtanong ng “Do you…?”

and “Are you…?”, you can ask many many questions very quickly.

at “Ikaw ba…?”, maaari kang magtanong ng maraming tanong nang napakabilis.

Let’s look at “Do you…?”

Tingnan natin ang “Do you…?” mga tanong muna.

questions first.

At mayroon akong dalawang estilo dito.

And I have two styles here.

The first style, “Do you like…?”

Ang unang istilo, “Gusto mo ba…?”

Ok, very simple.

Ok, napakasimple.

“Do you like…?”

"Gusto mo ba…?"

So you would put anything here.

Kaya maglalagay ka ng kahit ano dito.

“Do you like Korea?”

"Gusto mo ba ng Korea?"

“Do you like kimchi?”

"Gusto mo ba ng kimchi?"

“Do you like soju?”

"Gusto mo ba ng soju?"

“Do you like ice-cream?”

"Gusto mo ba ng ice cream?"

“Do you like handsome guys?”

"Gusto mo ba ng mga gwapo?"

“Do you like sexy girls?”

"Gusto mo ba ng mga sexy na babae?"

Ok, you can ask so many questions with “Do you like…?”

Ok, maaari kang magtanong ng napakaraming tanong gamit ang “Gusto mo…?”

The next style.

Ang susunod na istilo.

“Do you like to…?”

"Gusto mo bang…?"

Ok…

Ok...

No, they’re the same, but we’re adding ‘to’.

Hindi, pareho sila, ngunit idinaragdag namin ang 'sa'.

“Do you like to…?”

"Gusto mo bang…?"

Ok, this is…means we’re going to have some sort of verb.

Ok, ito ay…ibig sabihin magkakaroon tayo ng isang uri ng pandiwa.

Some sort of action word.

Isang uri ng salitang aksyon.

So for example, “Do you like to ski?”

Kaya halimbawa, "Gusto mo bang mag-ski?"

“Do you like to exercise?”

"Gusto mo bang mag-ehersisyo?"

“Do you like to play computer games?”

"Mahilig ka bang maglaro ng computer games?"

“Do you like to drink?”

"Gusto mo bang uminom?"

Ok, they’re many things you could put here.

Ok, ang mga ito ay maraming bagay na maaari mong ilagay dito.

uhhh, action, something…they’re doing something.

uhhh, action, something...may ginagawa sila.

“Do you like to swim?”

"Gusto mo bang lumangoy?"

“Do you like to ride a bicycle?”

"Gusto mo bang magbisikleta?"

Alright, that’s “Do you like…?”, “Do you like to…?”

Sige, iyon ay “Gusto mo…?”, “Gusto mo ba…?”

Very useful for asking question very quickly.

Napaka-kapaki-pakinabang para sa pagtatanong nang napakabilis.

Alright, now if someone asks you these questions.

Sige, ngayon kung may magtatanong sa iyo ng mga tanong na ito.

The “Do you…?”

Ang “Ikaw ba…?” mga tanong.

questions.

Gamit ang "Ikaw ba...?" mga tanong... napakadaling sagot.

With “Do you…?”

questions…very easy answer.

Ok, “Do you like pizza?”

Ok, "Gusto mo ba ng pizza?"

Look down here.

Tumingin dito sa ibaba.

You could say, “Yes, I do.”

Maaari mong sabihin, "Oo, ginagawa ko." o “Hindi, ayoko.”

or “No, I don’t.”

“Do you like pizza?”

"Gusto mo ba ng pizza?"

“Yes, I do.”

"Oo."

“No, I don’t.”

“Hindi, ayoko.”

Alright…

Sige...

Very easy to answer.

Napakadaling sagutin.

Ok, so very easy to ask, very easy to answer.

Ok, napakadaling magtanong, napakadaling sagutin.

You should know how to ask “Do you…?”

Dapat marunong kang magtanong ng “Do you…?” mga tanong.

questions.

Let’s move on to the “Are you…?”

Lumipat tayo sa “Ikaw ba…?” mga tanong.

questions.

Ok, narito ang "Ikaw ba...?" mga tanong.

Ok, here are the “Are you…?”

questions.

Ang “Ikaw ba…?” ang mga tanong ay napakadaling gamitin at lubhang kapaki-pakinabang din.

The “Are you…?”

questions are very easy to use and very useful, also.

Ok, let’s take a look.

Ok, tingnan natin.

So, “Are you hungry?”

Kaya, "Nagugutom ka ba?"

“Are you hungry?”

"Nagugutom ka ba?"

“Are you tired?”

"Pagod ka ba?"

Ok, these two are asking about the condition of the person.

Ok, itong dalawang ito ay nagtatanong tungkol sa kalagayan ng tao.

“Are you hungry?”

"Nagugutom ka ba?"

“Are you tired?”

"Pagod ka ba?"

“Are you having fun?”

“Nagsasaya ka ba?”

Ok, you want to know how they are feeling..

Ok, gusto mong malaman kung ano ang nararamdaman nila.. ang kalagayan nila.

their condition.

Their body condition.

Ang kalagayan ng kanilang katawan.

The next two.

Ang susunod na dalawa.

“Are you happy?”

"Masaya ka ba?"

“Are you angry?”

"Galit ka ba?"

Alright, you’re asking about their emotion…their feeling.

Sige, nagtatanong ka tungkol sa kanilang emosyon...sa kanilang pakiramdam.

“Are you happy?”

"Masaya ka ba?"

“Are you angry?”

"Galit ka ba?"

“Are you scared?”

"Takot ka ba?"

Alright, you want to know their emotional feeling.

Okay, gusto mong malaman ang kanilang emosyonal na pakiramdam.

So, the “Are you…?”

Kaya, ang “Ikaw ba…?” question is very good to know how the person's condition..

question is very good to know how the person’s condition.. and how they are feeling.

and how they feel.

Alright, if someone asks you…”Are you…?”

Sige, kung may magtanong sa iyo…“Ikaw ba…?” tanong.

question.

Ganito ang sagot mo.

This is how you answer.

So, “Are you hungry?”

Kaya, "Nagugutom ka ba?"

“Yes, I am.”

"Oo ako."

“Are you tired?”

"Pagod ka ba?"

“No, I’m not.”

"Hindi ako."

Ok, don’t confuse the “Do you…?”

Ok, huwag malito ang “Do you…?” at “Ikaw ba…?” mga tanong.

and “Are you…?”

questions.

Ok, sometimes, uhhh, my students confuse them.

Ok, minsan, uhhh, pinagkakaguluhan sila ng mga estudyante ko.

The “Do you…?”

Ang “Ikaw ba…?” mga tanong, “Oo, ginagawa ko.”, “Hindi, ayoko.”

questions, “Yes, I do.”, “No, I don’t.”

The “Are you…?”

Ang “Ikaw ba…?” mga tanong, "Oo, ako nga.", "Hindi, hindi ako."

questions, “Yes, I am.”, “No, I’m not.”

Ok, you got to be very careful.

Okay, kailangan mong maging maingat.

Don’t confuse them.

Huwag silang lituhin.

So, that’s the “Are you…?”

Kaya, iyon ang “Ikaw ba…?” mga tanong.

questions.

Uhhh, so the “Do you…?”

Uhhh, so ang “Do you…?” at “Ikaw ba…?” mga tanong...napakapakinabang na malaman ang mga ito kaagad

and “Are you…?”

questions…very useful to know them right away because you can ask a lot of questions,

dahil maaari kang magtanong ng maraming tanong, sa Ingles, sa isang katutubong nagsasalita...napakaraming

in English, to a native speaker…so many questions…ok…

tanong...ok...

So learn them and practice them.

Kaya't alamin ang mga ito at isagawa ang mga ito.

That’s it for this video.

Iyon lang para sa video na ito.

Hello everyone.

Hello sa lahat.

In this video, I’m going to talk about how to introduce your friends.

Sa video na ito, pag-uusapan ko kung paano ipakilala ang iyong mga kaibigan.

So you have to introduce one friend to another friend.

Kaya kailangan mong ipakilala ang isang kaibigan sa isa pang kaibigan.

And it’s very easy.

At ito ay napakadali.

Let’s take a look.

Tignan natin.

Here is me, Robin.

Narito ako, Robin.

And I have two friends.

At may dalawa akong kaibigan.

Mike’s a good friend and Sally is also my friend.

Mabuting kaibigan si Mike at kaibigan ko rin si Sally.

They are my friends.

Kaibigan ko sila.

But, Mike and Sally…they don’t know each other.

Ngunit, sina Mike at Sally...hindi nila kilala ang isa't isa.

Ok, they are strangers.

Okay, strangers sila.

So, I have to introduce them.

Kaya kailangan ko silang ipakilala.

So, I would probably say, “Mike, let me introduce my friend.

Kaya, malamang na sasabihin ko, "Mike, hayaan mo akong ipakilala ang aking kaibigan.

Mike this is Sally.

Mike ito si Sally.

Sally this is Mike.”

Si Sally ito si Mike."

Ok…

Ok...

One more time.

Isang beses pa.

“Mike this is Sally.

“Mike ito si Sally.

Sally this is Mike.”

Si Sally ito si Mike."

Ok…

Ok...

I introduced them.

pinakilala ko sila.

So, once I introduce them, probably they’re doing to start talking to each other.

Kaya, kapag ipinakilala ko sila, malamang na ginagawa nila upang magsimulang makipag-usap sa isa't isa.

They’ll probably say, “Nice to meet you.”, “Nice to meet you, too.”

Malamang na sasabihin nila, "Nice to meet you.", "Nice to meet you, too."

And maybe ask some questions.

At maaaring magtanong ng ilang mga katanungan.

Ok…

Ok...

That’s it for introducing a friend.

Iyon lang para sa pagpapakilala ng isang kaibigan.

Let’s take a look at a dialogue, so we understand it better.

Tingnan natin ang isang dialogue, para mas maintindihan natin ito.

Alright, the first dialogue.

Sige, ang unang dialogue.

“Hello, June.

“Hello, June.

Let me introduce my friend.

Pakilala ko sa kaibigan ko.

Steve, this is June.

Steve, ito ay Hunyo.

June, this is Steve.”

June, ito si Steve.”

“Nice to meet you.”

“Ikinagagalak kong makilala ka.”

“Nice to meet you, too.”

"Kinagagalak kong makilala ka rin."

The second dialogue.

Ang pangalawang diyalogo.

“Hey, Jack.”

"Hoy, Jack."

“Hi, Robin.

“Hi, Robin.

Who’s this?”

Sino ito?"

“Oh, let me introduce my friend.

“Oh, ipapakilala ko ang kaibigan ko.

Jack, this is Jessica.

Jack, ito si Jessica.

Jessica, this is Jack.”

Jessica, ito si Jack."

“Nice to meet you.”

“Ikinagagalak kong makilala ka.”

“Nice to meet you, too.”

"Kinagagalak kong makilala ka rin."

I hope you understand the dialogue.

Sana maintindihan mo ang dialogue.

Uhhh, it’s very easy to introduce your friend.

Uhhh, napakadaling ipakilala ang iyong kaibigan.

And I hope one day, I can introduce you to my friends and you can introduce me to your

At sana balang araw, maipakilala kita sa mga kaibigan ko at maipakilala mo rin ako sa

friends.

mga kaibigan mo.

Ok…

Ok...

Anyway, that’s it for this video.

Anyway, iyon lang para sa video na ito.

See you next video.

See you next video.

Hello everyone.

Hello sa lahat.

My name is Robin and welcome to the first video in the numbers series.

Ang pangalan ko ay Robin at maligayang pagdating sa unang video sa serye ng mga numero.

Alright…

Sige...

Now, what we’re going to talk about English numbers, today.

Ngayon, kung ano ang pag-uusapan natin tungkol sa mga numero sa Ingles, ngayon.

And if you already know about English numbers, that’s ok because this video is an excellent

At kung alam mo na ang tungkol sa mga numero sa Ingles, ok lang iyon dahil ang video na ito ay isang mahusay na

review.

pagsusuri.

Ahhh, if you don’t know about English numbers, it’s time to learn.

Ahhh, kung hindi mo alam ang tungkol sa mga numero sa Ingles, oras na para matuto.

Alright…

Sige...

So, let’s take a look.

Kaya, tingnan natin.

The first one here.

Ang una dito.

“Zero.”

“Zero.”

And if you notice next to zero, it has another name, “oh.”

At kung mapapansin mo sa tabi ng zero, mayroon itong ibang pangalan, "oh."

Now, a lot of native speakers say, “zero”, but more native speakers will just say, “oh”.

Ngayon, maraming native speakers ang nagsasabing, “zero”, pero mas maraming native speakers ang magsasabi lang ng, “oh”.

Ok…

Ok…

So this is very confusing to Korean students…because when I say, “zero”, X

Kaya ito ay lubhang nakalilito sa mga Korean na estudyante...dahil kapag sinabi kong, “zero”, X

When I say it as “oh”, many of my students hear “오”, and they don’t think of

Kapag sinabi ko ito bilang “oh”, marami sa aking mga estudyante ang nakakarinig ng “오”, at hindi nila iniisip ang

this number…they think of this number…five.

numerong ito…sila isipin ang numerong ito...lima.

Because in Korean, “오” means five.

Dahil sa Korean, ang ibig sabihin ng "오" ay lima.

Ok…

Ok...

So you got to be very careful.

Kaya kailangan mong maging maingat.

In English, “oh” means zero.

Sa Ingles, ang ibig sabihin ng “oh” ay zero.

Ok…

Ok...

Let’s move on to the next numbers.

Lumipat tayo sa susunod na mga numero.

They’re a little bit easier.

Medyo mas madali sila.

Ahhh, listen to my pronunciation of each number.

Ahhh, makinig sa aking pagbigkas ng bawat numero.

ok, so the first one.

ok, kaya ang una.

“One.”

"Isa."

“Two.”

"Dalawa."

“Three.”

"Tatlo."

“Four.”

“Apat.”

“Five.”

“Lima.”

“Six.”

“Anim.”

“Seven.”

“Pito.”

“Eight.”

“Olo.”

“Nine.”

“Nine.”

and “Ten.”

at "Sampu."

Ok, so one more time.

Ok, kaya isang beses pa.

“One.”

"Isa."

“Two.”

"Dalawa."

“Three.”

"Tatlo."

“Four.”

“Apat.”

“Five.”

“Lima.”

“Six.”

“Anim.”

“Seven.”

“Pito.”

“Eight.”

“Olo.”

“Nine.”

“Nine.”

“Ten.”

“Sampu.”

Alright, and don’t forget “zero”, and “oh”.

Sige, at huwag kalimutan ang “zero”, at “oh”.

Ok…

Ok...

Let’s move on to the next set of numbers.

Lumipat tayo sa susunod na hanay ng mga numero.

Ok, let’s continue on with our numbers.

Ok, magpatuloy tayo sa ating mga numero.

I have the next set here.

May next set ako dito.

Eleven until twenty.

Labing-isa hanggang dalawampu.

Alright…

Sige...

So, “eleven”

Kaya, "labing-isa"

“Twelve.”

"Labindalawa."

“Thirteen.”

“Thirteen.”

“Fourteen.”

“Labing-apat.”

“Fifteen.”

“Labinlima.”

“Sixteen.”

“Labing-anim.”

“Seventeen.”

“Labing pito.”

“Eighteen.”

“Labing-walo.”

“Nineteen.”

"Labinsiyam."

and “Twenty.”

at "Dalawampu."

Now, as you can see, I put the red line here on these ones cause these are the ‘teens’.

Ngayon, tulad ng nakikita mo, inilagay ko ang pulang linya dito sa mga ito dahil ito ang mga 'kabataan'.

ok…

ok…

“Thirteen.”

“Thirteen.”

“Fourteen.”

“Labing-apat.”

“Fifteen.”

“Labinlima.”

“Sixteen.”

“Labing-anim.”

“Seventeen.”

“Labing pito.”

“Eighteen.”

“Labing-walo.”

“Nineteen.”

"Labinsiyam."

Alright…

Sige...

So you got to be very careful with the teens because look at this.

Kaya kailangan mong maging maingat sa mga kabataan dahil tingnan mo ito.

“Twenty.”

“Dalawampu.”

“Teen” and “..ty”, sound very similar.

"Teen" at "..ty", magkatulad ang tunog.

So, it can be confusing.

Kaya, maaari itong maging nakalilito.

So this has to be, “teen.”.. and “..ty.”

Kaya ito ay dapat na, "teen.".. at "..ty."

So, “Nineteen” and “Twenty.”

Kaya, "Labinsiyam" at "Dalawampu."

Ok, there’s one more problem I want to talk about.

Ok, may isa pang problema na gusto kong pag-usapan.

That is “twelve” and “twenty.”

Iyon ay "labindalawa" at "dalawampu."

A lot of my students confuse the numbers twelve and twenty.

Marami sa aking mga estudyante ang nalilito sa mga numerong labindalawa at dalawampu.

Be very careful.

Magingat.

This is “twelve.”

Ito ay "labindalawa."

“Twelve.”

“Labindalawa.”

And this is “twenty.”

At ito ay "dalawampu."

Don’t confuse those numbers, please.

Huwag malito ang mga numerong iyon, mangyaring.

Alright, let’s go through the pronunciation one more time.

Sige, ulitin natin ang pagbigkas.

“Eleven”

"Labing-isa

“Twelve.”

labing-dalawa."

“Thirteen.”

“Thirteen.”

“Fourteen.”

“Labing-apat.”

“Fifteen.”

“Labinlima.”

“Sixteen.”

“Labing-anim.”

“Seventeen.”

“Labing pito.”

“Eighteen.”

“Labing-walo.”

“Nineteen.”

"Labinsiyam."

and “Twenty.”

at "Dalawampu."

Ok, let’s move on to some bigger numbers.

Ok, lumipat tayo sa ilang mas malalaking numero.

Ok, let’s continue with the numbers from twenty to one hundred.

Ok, ipagpatuloy natin ang mga numero mula dalawampu hanggang isang daan.

We’ve already studied twenty.

Dalawampu na ang pinag-aralan namin.

Well, what comes after twenty?

Well, ano ang darating pagkatapos ng dalawampu?

“Twenty-one.”

"Dalawampu't isa."

And we can see how I spell it, twenty, and we have to put this.

At makikita natin kung paano ko binabaybay ito, dalawampu, at kailangan nating ilagay ito.

This is a hyphen.

Ito ay isang gitling.

One.

Isa.

“Twenty-one.”

"Dalawampu't isa."

And after “Twenty-one.”…

At pagkatapos ng “Dalawampu’t isa.”…

“Twenty-two.”

“Dalawampu’t dalawa.”

Again, with the hyphen.

Muli, gamit ang gitling.

And after “Twenty-two.”…

At pagkatapos ng “Dalawampu’t dalawa.”…

“Twenty-three.”

“Dalawampu’t tatlo.”

“Twenty-four.”

"Dalawampu't apat."

“Twenty-five.”

"Bente singko."

“Twenty-six.”

"Dalawampu't anim."

“Twenty-seven.”

"Dalawampu't pito."

“Twenty-eight.”

"Dalawamput-walo."

“Twenty-nine.”

"Dalawampu't siyam."

“Thirty.”

“Tatlumpu.”

And then it continues again…

At pagkatapos ay nagpapatuloy muli…

“Thirty-one.”

"Tatlumpu't isa."

“Thirty-two.”

"Tatlumpu't dalawa."

“Thirty-three.”

"Tatlumpu't tatlo."

All the way to “forty.”

Hanggang sa "apatnapu."

And then, “forty-one.”

At pagkatapos, "apatnapu't isa."

“Forty-two.”

"Apatnaput dalawa."

It continues this until “one hundred.”

Nagpapatuloy ito hanggang sa "isang daan."

Ok…

Ok...

So, let’s just focus on the tens right now.

Kaya, tumuon na lang tayo sa sampu ngayon.

Now the first two, we already know.

Ngayon ang unang dalawa, alam na natin.

We know “ten” and “twenty”.

Alam natin ang "sampu" at "dalawampu".

Now, let’s take a look at these.

Ngayon, tingnan natin ang mga ito.

So, of course…

Kaya, siyempre...

“Thirty.”

"Thirty."

“Forty.”

“Apatnapu.”

“Fifty.”

“Limangmpu.”

“Sixty.”

“Sixty.”

“Seventy.”

“Pitumpu.”

“Eighty.”

“Otsenta.”

“Ninety.”

“Ninety.”

“One hundred.”

"Isang daan."

Ok, this is “One hundred”, but it could also be pronounced, “a hundred.”

Ok, ito ay "Isang daan", ngunit maaari rin itong bigkasin, "isang daan."

Ok…

Ok...

Both are ok.

Parehong okay.

Ahhh, I want to talk about “forty” again.

Ahhh, gusto kong pag-usapan muli ang tungkol sa "kuwarenta".

Now the spelling of ‘forty’… a lot of my students see the ‘four’, so when they

Ngayon ang spelling ng 'apatnapu'... marami sa aking mga estudyante ang nakikita ang 'apat', kaya kapag

spell ‘forty’, the spell it f-o-u-r-t-y.

binabaybay nila ang 'apatnapu', ang spell na ito ay apatnapu.

This is wrong.

Mali ito.

Ok, you have to spell it f-o-r-t-y.

Ok, kailangan mong baybayin ito ng apatnapu.

That’s ‘forty’.

Iyon ay 'apatnapu'.

Alright…

Sige...

So, that’s the numbers from ‘twenty’ to ‘one hundred’.

Kaya, iyon ang mga numero mula sa 'dalawampu't 'isang daan'.

Let’s do some extra pronunciation practice right now.

Gumawa tayo ng ilang karagdagang pagsasanay sa pagbigkas ngayon.

Alright, I know you need extra practice with these numbers.

Sige, alam kong kailangan mo ng karagdagang pagsasanay sa mga numerong ito.

Ok…

Ok...

These numbers are difficult and confusing because they sound very similar.

Ang mga numerong ito ay mahirap at nakakalito dahil halos magkapareho ang mga ito.

And a lot of my students have problems pronouncing these numbers correctly.

At marami sa aking mga estudyante ang may problema sa pagbigkas ng mga numerong ito nang tama.

…and it makes me confused, sometimes.

…at nalilito ako, minsan.

Alright…

Sige...

And I have one story.

At mayroon akong isang kuwento.

Ahhh, a few years ago, I made an appointment, or actually a date with a girl.

Ahhh, ilang taon na ang nakalipas, nakipag-appointment ako, o talagang nakikipag-date sa isang babae.

And we were supposed to meet at five-fifty.

At magkikita daw kami ng five-fifty.

That’s what she told me, “Let’s meet at five-fifty.”

Iyon ang sinabi niya sa akin, "Magkita tayo sa five-fifty."

So, I went to the meeting place at five-fifty, but she wasn’t there.

So, pumunta ako sa meeting place ng five-fifty, pero wala siya.

Ok…

Ok...

So I waited and waited, she never came.

Kaya naghintay ako at naghintay, hindi siya dumating.

And then the next time I saw here, I said to her, “You know, why didn’t you show

And then the next time I saw here, I said to her, “Alam mo, bakit hindi ka sumipot

up?

?

I was waiting at five-fifty.”

Naghihintay ako ng alas singko y medya."

And she said, “Yeah, I was waiting there, too, but you never came.”

At sinabi niya, "Oo, naghihintay din ako doon, ngunit hindi ka dumating."

And I was very confused.

At ako ay labis na naguguluhan.

Well, it turns out that she said, “Five-fifteen.”, but it sounded, to me, like, “five-fifty.”

Buweno, lumalabas na sinabi niya, "Five-fifteen.", ngunit ito ay tunog, sa akin, tulad ng, "five-fifty."

Ok…

Ok...

So we were both confused of the time.

Kaya pareho kaming nalilito sa oras.

While she was there at five-fifteen, I was there at five-fifty and we never met.

Habang nandoon siya sa five-fifteen, nandoon ako ng five-fifty at hindi kami nagkita.

Ok…

Ok...

So, it’s very important to get the numbers right…and don’t confuse them.

Kaya, napakahalagang makuha nang tama ang mga numero...at huwag malito ang mga ito.

So, let’s review.

So, review tayo.

Of course, these are the ‘teens’.

Siyempre, ito ang mga 'teens'.

So, this is “Thirteen.”

Kaya, ito ay "Thirteen."

And this is “Thirty.”

At ito ay "Thirty."

“Thirteen.”

“Thirteen.”

“Thirty.”

“Tatlumpu.”

“Fourteen.”

“Labing-apat.”

“Forty.”

“Apatnapu.”

“Fifteen.”

“Labinlima.”

“Fifty.”

“Limangmpu.”

“Sixteen.”

“Labing-anim.”

“Sixty.”

“Sixty.”

“Seventeen.”

“Labing pito.”

“Seventy.”

“Pitumpu.”

“Eighteen.”

“Labing-walo.”

“Eighty.”

“Otsenta.”

“Nineteen.”

"Labinsiyam."

“Ninety.”

“Ninety.”

Ok…

Ok...

Make sure you get those right and pronounce them correctly, so you don’t have confusion,

Tiyaking nakuha mo ang mga iyon nang tama at bigkasin ang mga ito nang tama, para hindi ka magkaroon ng kalituhan,

like me.

tulad ko.

Alright, ahhh…before we go, we’re going to do….. a listening test with numbers.

Sige, ahhh…bago tayo umalis, gagawa tayo ng….. isang pagsubok sa pakikinig na may mga numero.

So you should get a pen and some paper…and listen carefully.

Kaya dapat kang kumuha ng panulat at ilang papel...at makinig nang mabuti.

I’m going to say the number.

Sasabihin ko ang numero.

You should write down the number.

Dapat mong isulat ang numero.

Good luck.

Good luck.

Alright, so for this test, you should have some paper or something just to write down…what

Sige, kaya para sa pagsusulit na ito, dapat ay mayroon kang ilang papel o isang bagay para lang isulat...kung ano ang

you hear.

iyong naririnig.

So, I’m going to say a number and you should think of that number or write that number

Kaya, sasabihin ko ang isang numero at dapat mong isipin ang numerong iyon o isulat ang numerong iyon

down.

.

Alright, let’s start.

Sige, simulan na natin.

Number one.

Numero uno.

The first number is “seven.”

Ang unang numero ay “pito.”

“Seven.”

“Pito.”

Ok, that’s easy.

Ok, madali lang.

You should have this.

Dapat meron ka nito.

Number two.

Bilang dalawa.

“Thirteen.”

“Thirteen.”

“Thirteen.”

“Thirteen.”

Ok, so it’s thirteen.

Ok, so trese na.

Number three.

Bilang tatlo.

“Seventy-five.”

"Pitumpu't lima."

“Seventy-five.”

"Pitumpu't lima."

Ok, so that’s a big number: seventy-five.

Ok, kaya isang malaking bilang iyon: pitumpu't lima.

Number four.

Numero apat.

“Twenty.”

“Dalawampu.”

“Twenty.”

“Dalawampu.”

Ok, you should write this: twenty.

Ok, dapat mong isulat ito: dalawampu.

And number five.

At numero lima.

“Nineteen.”

"Labinsiyam."

“Nineteen.”

"Labinsiyam."

Ok, looks like this.

Ok, mukhang ganito.

And number six.

At numero anim.

“Sixty-six.”

"Animnapu't anim."

“Sixty-six.”

"Animnapu't anim."

Ok, so this is sixty-six.

Ok, kaya ito ay animnapu't anim.

Number seven.

Numero pito.

“Thirty-three.”

"Tatlumpu't tatlo."

“Thirty-three.”

"Tatlumpu't tatlo."

Ok, you should write: thirty-three.

Ok, dapat mong isulat: tatlumpu't tatlo.

Number eight.

Numero walo.

“Ninety.”

“Ninety.”

“Ninety.”

“Ninety.”

Ok, so this is ninety.

Ok, ito ay siyamnapu.

Number nine.

Siyam.

“Twelve.”

“Labindalawa.”

“Twelve.”

“Labindalawa.”

Ok, you should write: twelve.

Ok, dapat mong isulat: labindalawa.

And the last one.

At ang huli.

Listen carefully.

Makinig nang mabuti.

“Twenty-One.”

"Dalawampu't isa."

“Twenty-One.”

"Dalawampu't isa."

Alright, so you should write: twenty-one.

Okay, kaya dapat mong isulat: dalawampu't isa.

I hope you did well on the listening test.

Sana ay nagawa mo nang maayos sa pagsubok sa pakikinig.

Ok…

Ok...

So these are the basic numbers from one to one hundred.

Kaya ito ang mga pangunahing numero mula isa hanggang isang daan.

You have to know how to say these numbers…you should know how to write these numbers.

Kailangan mong malaman kung paano sabihin ang mga numerong ito...dapat mong malaman kung paano isulat ang mga numerong ito.

And I hope this video helps you, but, of course, this video is not enough.

At sana ay matulungan ka ng video na ito, ngunit, siyempre, hindi sapat ang video na ito.

You have to do self-study and practice these numbers a lot to make sure you know them well.

Kailangan mong mag-self-study at magsanay nang husto sa mga numerong ito upang matiyak na kilala mo sila nang husto.

Alright…

Sige...

Well anyway, that’s it for this video.

Well anyway, iyon lang para sa video na ito.

See you next time.

See you next time.

Ok, hello everyone.

Ok, hello sa lahat.

We already practiced the numbers one to one hundred.

Na-practice na namin yung number one to one hundred.

Alright…

Sige...

Those are the basic numbers.

Iyan ang mga pangunahing numero.

We’re getting into some more difficult numbers.

Papasok tayo sa ilang mas mahirap na numero.

Bigger numbers.

Mas malaking numero.

Ahhh, don’t be scared.

Ahhh, huwag kang matakot.

I will try to explain it as simple as possible.

Susubukan kong ipaliwanag ito nang simple hangga't maaari.

Please listen carefully and good luck.

Mangyaring makinig nang mabuti at good luck.

Here we go.

Dito na tayo.

So, I wrote the numbers here.

Kaya, isinulat ko ang mga numero dito.

And…let’s start with the first three.

At...magsimula tayo sa unang tatlo.

We already know the first three.

Alam na natin ang unang tatlo.

“One.”

"Isa."

“Ten.”

“Sampu.”

“One hundred.”

"Isang daan."

Ok…

Ok...

So, that’s the easy part.

Kaya, iyon ang madaling bahagi.

Now, it’s going to get a little more confusing.

Ngayon, ito ay magiging mas nakakalito.

So I will try to make it simple.

Kaya susubukan kong gawing simple.

Let’s look at the next number here.

Tingnan natin ang susunod na numero dito.

Ahhh, this is “one thousand.”

Ahhh, ito ay "isang libo."

Ok…

Ok...

So we have three zeros.

Kaya mayroon kaming tatlong zero.

Three zeros.

Tatlong zero.

That is “a thousand.”

Iyon ay “isang libo.”

And…every three zeros, we usually use a comma.

At...bawat tatlong zero, karaniwan naming ginagamit ang kuwit.

So one, comma, three numbers.

Kaya isa, kuwit, tatlong numero.

Three zeros.

Tatlong zero.

“One thousand.”

"Isang libo."

So three zeros is a thousand.

Kaya ang tatlong zero ay isang libo.

Let’s move on to the next number.

Lumipat tayo sa susunod na numero.

We have the three zeros again.

Mayroon kaming tatlong zero muli.

‘Thousand’, we know that’s “a thousand.”

'Thousand', alam nating "isang libo" iyon.

What’s this number?

Ano ang numerong ito?

“Ten.”

“Sampu.”

“Ten thousand.”

"Sampung libo."

“One thousand.”

"Isang libo."

“Ten thousand.”

"Sampung libo."

Let’s move to the next…

Lumipat tayo sa susunod...

Ok, we know this is ‘thousand’.

Ok, alam namin na ito ay 'libo'.

“One hundred thousand.”

"Isang daang libo."

Ok…

Ok...

So, “One thousand.”

Kaya, "Isang libo."

“Ten thousand.”

"Sampung libo."

“One hundred thousand.”

"Isang daang libo."

Let’s move on to a really big number.

Lumipat tayo sa isang napakalaking numero.

Now, the three zeros here…I underlined with blue.

Ngayon, ang tatlong mga zero dito...sinalungguhitan ko ng asul.

Cause that’s a ‘thousand’.

Dahil isang 'libo' iyon.

But if you look here, these are red.

Ngunit kung titingnan mo dito, ang mga ito ay pula.

Cause, they’re not a ‘thousand’ anymore.

Kasi, hindi na sila 'thousand'.

We have three zeros and three zeros.

Mayroon kaming tatlong zero at tatlong zero.

This is now, “a million.”

Ito ngayon, "isang milyon."

So if you see six zeros, that’s “a million.”

Kaya kung makakita ka ng anim na zero, iyon ay "isang milyon."

So, we have “one million.”

Kaya, mayroon tayong "isang milyon."

Ok…

Ok...

Let’s move down.

Bumaba na tayo.

“Ten million.”

"Sampung milyon."

Alright…

Sige...

So, don’t be confused.

Kaya, huwag malito.

Let’s go through this again.

Muli nating pagdaanan ito.

“One.”

"Isa."

“Ten.”

“Sampu.”

“One hundred.”

"Isang daan."

“One thousand.”

"Isang libo."

“Ten thousand.”

"Sampung libo."

“One hundred thousand.”

"Isang daang libo."

“One million.”

"Isang milyon."

and “Ten million.”

at “Sampung milyon.”

Ok…

Ok...

I know it’s difficult.

alam kong mahirap.

It take a lot of practice.

Kailangan ng maraming pagsasanay.

So let’s go do some practice right now.

Kaya magpractice tayo ngayon din.

Ok, so I have seven numbers here for us to practice how to say them.

Ok, kaya mayroon akong pitong numero dito para sa pagsasanay natin kung paano sabihin ang mga ito.

So, let’s take a look.

Kaya, tingnan natin.

The first one.

Ang una.

Very easy.

Napakadaling.

We have two zeros here.

Mayroon kaming dalawang zero dito.

This is simply, “Five hundred.”

Ito ay simpleng, "Limang daan."

Ok…

Ok...

Let’s move to number two.

Lumipat tayo sa numero dalawa.

Now, number two, we can see, we have the three zeros here.

Ngayon, numero dalawa, makikita natin, mayroon tayong tatlong zero dito.

And I told you, that means thousand.

At sinabi ko sa iyo, ibig sabihin ay libo.

So this is “seven thousand.”

Kaya ito ay “pitong libo.”

Ok…

Okay...

Number three.

Number three.

Again, we have three zeros here.

Muli, mayroon kaming tatlong zero dito.

“Fifteen thousand.”

"Labinlimang libo."

“Seven thousand.”

"Pitong libo."

“Fifteen thousand.”

"Labinlimang libo."

Let’s look at the next one.

Tingnan natin ang susunod.

Three zeros.

Tatlong zero.

We know this is ‘thousand’.

Alam natin na ito ay 'libo'.

This is “Twenty-five thousand.”

Ito ay "Dalawampu't limang libo."

Alright…

Sige...

Let’s go to a bigger number.

Pumunta tayo sa mas malaking numero.

Lots of zeros here.

Maraming mga zero dito.

Ok, so we know this is ‘a thousand’.

Ok, kaya alam namin na ito ay 'isang libo'.

And we have more zeros here.

At mayroon kaming higit pang mga zero dito.

But it’s not three zeros.

Ngunit hindi ito tatlong zero.

So, this is just a thousand and this is two hundred.

Kaya, ito ay isang libo lamang at ito ay dalawang daan.

Ok…

Ok…

“Two hundred thousand.”

“Dalawang daang libo.”

Let’s go to a bigger number.

Pumunta tayo sa mas malaking numero.

Now we have…three zeros…three zeros.

Ngayon ay mayroon na tayong…tatlong sero…tatlong sero.

So, this is no longer ‘thousand’.

So, hindi na 'thousand' ito.

This is now, ‘million’.

Ito ngayon, 'milyon'.

“Seven million.”

"Pitong milyon."

Ok…

Ok...

Let’s go to a bigger number.

Pumunta tayo sa mas malaking numero.

Three zeros.

Tatlong zero.

Three zeros.

Tatlong zero.

“Eighteen million.”

"Labing walong milyon."

Ok, so one more time.

Ok, kaya isang beses pa.

“Five hundred.”

"Limang daan."

“Seven thousand.”

"Pitong libo."

“Fifteen thousand.”

"Labinlimang libo."

“Twenty-five thousand.”

"Dalawampu't limang libo."

“Two hundred thousand.”

"Dalawang daang libo."

“Seven million.”

"Pitong milyon."

“Eighteen million.”

"Labing walong milyon."

Do you understand?

Naiintindihan mo ba?

I hope so.

Umaasa ako.

Ahhh, let’s try a test right now.

Ahhh, subukan natin ang pagsubok ngayon.

Alright, so for the test, you should have maybe a pen and a paper.

Sige, kaya para sa pagsusulit, marahil ay mayroon kang panulat at papel.

That will help you.

Makakatulong yan sayo.

There’s ten questions.

May sampung tanong.

Ok…

Ok...

So, I’m going to say a number.

Kaya, sasabihin ko ang isang numero.

You have to think of that number and write down that number.

Kailangan mong isipin ang numerong iyon at isulat ang numerong iyon.

So, number one.

Kaya, numero uno.

“Fifteen thousand.”

"Labinlimang libo."

“Fifteen thousand.”

"Labinlimang libo."

Ok, so you should have written fifteen thousand.

Ok, kaya dapat ay nagsulat ka ng labinlimang libo.

Alright, number two.

Sige, number two.

“Eight hundred.”

"Walong daan."

“Eight hundred.”

"Walong daan."

Ok, so you should write eight hundred.

Ok, kaya dapat kang sumulat ng walong daan.

Number three.

Bilang tatlo.

“Seventy-five thousand.”

"Pitumpu't limang libo."

“Seventy-five thousand.”

"Pitumpu't limang libo."

Ok…

Ok...

So it looks like this: seventy-five thousand.

Kaya ganito ang hitsura: pitumpu't limang libo.

Number four.

Numero apat.

“Six million.”

"Anim na milyon."

“Six million.”

"Anim na milyon."

Ok, so you should write it like this.

Ok, kaya dapat mong isulat ito ng ganito.

With six zeros.

Na may anim na zero.

And number five.

At numero lima.

“Six hundred thousand.”

"Anim na raang libo."

“Six hundred thousand.”

"Anim na raang libo."

Ok, so six hundred thousand looks like this.

Ok, kaya anim na raang libo ang hitsura nito.

Number six.

Numero anim.

“Three thousand.”

"Tatlong libo."

“Three thousand.”

"Tatlong libo."

Ok, so this is three thousand.

Ok, so ito ay tatlong libo.

Number seven.

Numero pito.

“Nineteen thousand.”

“Labinsiyam na libo.”

“Nineteen thousand.”

“Labinsiyam na libo.”

Ok, so this is nineteen thousand.

Ok, so nineteen thousand ito.

Number eight.

Numero walo.

“Sixty-six thousand.”

"Animnapu't anim na libo."

“Sixty-six thousand.”

"Animnapu't anim na libo."

Ok, it looks like this.

Ok, parang ganito.

Number nine.

Siyam.

“Five hundred thousand.”

"Limang daang libo."

“Five hundred thousand.”

"Limang daang libo."

Ok, it looks like this.

Ok, parang ganito.

And the last one.

At ang huli.

Number ten.

Bilang sampu.

“Twenty-five million.”

"Dalawampu't limang milyon."

“Twenty-five million.”

"Dalawampu't limang milyon."

Alright, that’s a big number.

Sige, malaking numero iyon.

It looks like this.

Parang ganito.

Wwoooo, I know that was a difficult test.

Wwoooo, alam kong mahirap na pagsubok iyon.

I hope you did well.

Sana nagawa mo nang maayos.

Uhh, I know big numbers are very difficult to say and understand.

Uhh, alam kong napakahirap sabihin at intindihin ang malalaking numero.

It take a lot of practice.

Kailangan ng maraming pagsasanay.

Now I hope this video helps you.

Ngayon sana ay makatulong sa iyo ang video na ito.

But again, you need a lot of self-study to truly master these numbers.

Ngunit muli, kailangan mo ng maraming pag-aaral sa sarili upang tunay na makabisado ang mga numerong ito.

Alright…

Sige...

See you next video.

See you next video.

This video is very very difficult.

Ang video na ito ay napakahirap.

This is ‘advanced numbers’.

Ito ay 'advanced na mga numero'.

Ok…

Ok...

It’s very difficult to understand.

Napakahirap intindihin.

It’s very difficult to express these numbers.

Napakahirap ipahayag ang mga numerong ito.

We’re going to talk about very big numbers and how to say them.

Pag-uusapan natin ang tungkol sa napakalaking numero at kung paano sasabihin ang mga ito.

Alright…

Sige...

Uhhh, try not to be scared.

Uhhh, subukang huwag matakot.

I will try to teach you as simple as possible.

Susubukan kong turuan ka nang simple hangga't maaari.

Again, this video is meant to help you.

Muli, ang video na ito ay nilalayong tulungan ka.

You have to do a lot of self-study to truly master these numbers.

Kailangan mong gumawa ng maraming pag-aaral sa sarili upang tunay na makabisado ang mga numerong ito.

Ok, let’s start with the ‘hundreds’ here.

Ok, magsimula tayo sa 'daanan' dito.

Now we already know this number.

Ngayon alam na natin ang numerong ito.

You should be able to say this number by now.

Dapat ay masasabi mo na ang numerong ito sa ngayon.

“One hundred.”

"Isang daan."

But let’s look at the next…

Ngunit tingnan natin ang susunod na…

Ok…

Ok...

Now this is “one hundred and one.”

Ngayon ito ay "isang daan at isa."

Now listen to what I said.

Ngayon makinig ka sa sinabi ko.

“One hundred and one.”

"Isang daan at isa."

Do you hear the ‘and’?

Naririnig mo ba ang 'at'?

Ok…

Ok...

Now, that’s actually British style.

Ngayon, British style talaga iyon.

When British people say numbers, they use an ‘and’.

Kapag sinabi ng mga British na numero, gumagamit sila ng 'at'.

So, “One hundred and one.”

Kaya, "Isang daan at isa."

But American style is different.

Ngunit iba ang istilo ng Amerikano.

They don’t say “and”.

Hindi nila sinasabing "at".

Ok, so, “One hundred and one.”

Ok, kaya, "Isang daan at isa."

American style is “One hundred one.”

Ang istilong Amerikano ay "One hundred one."

No ‘and’.

Walang 'at'.

Ok…

Ok...

So British style again: “One hundred and one.”

So British style ulit: “One hundred and one.”

American style: “One hundred one.”

American style: "Isang daan isa."

Now, which style should you use?

Ngayon, anong istilo ang dapat mong gamitin?

Doesn’t matter.

Hindi mahalaga.

Both are ok.

Parehong okay.

Everyone will understand you if you use British style or American style.

Maiintindihan ka ng lahat kung gagamit ka ng istilong British o istilong Amerikano.

British style doesn’t sound strange.

Ang istilong British ay hindi kakaiba.

American style doesn’t sound strange.

Ang istilong Amerikano ay hindi kakaiba.

I come from Canada, so sometimes I use British style, sometimes I use American style.

Galing ako sa Canada, kaya minsan British style, minsan American style.

So, keep that in mind.

Kaya, tandaan mo iyan.

Probably when you’re listening to me, sometimes I use the ‘and’, sometimes I don’t.

Marahil kapag nakikinig ka sa akin, minsan ginagamit ko ang 'at', minsan hindi.

Ok…

Ok...

So, “One hundred and one” or “one hundred one.”

Kaya, "Isang daan at isa" o "isang daan isa."

Let’s look at the next number.

Tingnan natin ang susunod na numero.

Ok…

Ok…

“One hundred fifty” or “one hundred and fifty.”

“Isang daan limampu” o “isang daan at limampu.”

Ok…

Ok...

So, we know this is fifty…”one hundred fifty.”

So, alam namin na fifty na ito…” one hundred fifty.”

Let’s look at the next number.

Tingnan natin ang susunod na numero.

That’s one.

Yan.

That’s fifty-one.

Limampu't isa iyon.

“One hundred fifty-one” or “one hundred and fifty-one.”

“Isang daan at limampu’t isa” o “isang daan at limampu’t isa.”

Alright…

Sige...

Let’s look at the next number.

Tingnan natin ang susunod na numero.

We know this is two.

Alam nating dalawa ito.

We know this is ninety-two.

Alam namin na ito ay siyamnapu't dalawa.

This is “seven hundred ninety-two” or “seven hundred and ninety-two.”

Ito ay "pitong daan siyamnapu't dalawa" o "pitong daan at siyamnapu't dalawa."

Alright…

Sige...

And the last number here.

At ang huling numero dito.

Well, we know that’s nine.

Well, alam namin na siyam.

That’s ninety-nine.

Ninety-nine iyon.

That’s “nine hundred ninety-nine” or “nine hundred and ninety-nine.”

Iyan ay "siyam na raan siyamnapu't siyam" o "siyam na raan at siyamnapu't siyam."

Alright…

Sige...

So these are the ‘hundreds’.

Kaya ito ang 'daanan'.

Let’s move to bigger numbers.

Lumipat tayo sa mas malaking numero.

The ‘thousands’.

Ang 'libo'.

Are you read for some bigger number?

Nabasa ka ba para sa ilang mas malaking numero?

I’m sorry, but it’s going to start to get real difficult.

Paumanhin, ngunit ito ay magsisimulang maging tunay na mahirap.

Ok…

Ok...

So, let’s take a look here.

Kaya, tingnan natin dito.

Listen carefully.

Makinig nang mabuti.

Our next number…we know this is ‘a’ thousand’.

Ang aming susunod na numero...alam namin na ito ay 'isang' libo'.

So this is “one thousand one.”

Kaya ito ay "isang libo isa."

Ok, “one thousand one.”

Ok, "isang libo isa."

If you want to use British style, “one thousand and one.”

Kung gusto mong gumamit ng istilong British, "isang libo at isa."

Ok, again, doesn’t matter.

Ok, muli, hindi mahalaga.

So, ”one thousand one.”

Kaya, "isang libo isa."

Let’s move up.

Umakyat tayo.

So we know this is ‘one hundred’.

Kaya alam natin na ito ay 'isang daan'.

And we know this is “one thousand one hundred.”

At alam natin na ito ay "isang libo at isang daan."

“One thousand one hundred.”

"Isang libo at isang daan."

Ok…

Ok...

Now, let’s move to the the third number here.

Ngayon, lumipat tayo sa pangatlong numero dito.

A little more confusing.

Medyo nakakalito pa.

We got lost of numbers.

Nawalan kami ng mga numero.

Ok, don’t be so scared.

Okay, huwag kang masyadong matakot.

We know that’s ‘four’.

Alam namin na 'apat' iyon.

We know that’s ‘twenty-four’.

Alam natin na 'twenty-four' iyon.

We know that’s ‘three hundred and twenty-four’.

Alam natin na 'three hundred twenty-four' iyon.

And then we got the ‘thousands’.

At pagkatapos ay nakuha namin ang 'libo'.

So, “seven thousand three hundred twenty-four.”

Kaya, “pitong libo tatlong daan dalawampu’t apat.”

“Seven thousand three hundred twenty-four.”

"Pitong libo tatlong daan dalawampu't apat."

Let’s move on to the next number.

Lumipat tayo sa susunod na numero.

‘Five’, ‘fifty-five’, ‘five hundred fifty-five’, “ten thousand five hundred

'Limang', 'limampu't lima', 'limang daan at limampu't lima', "sampung libo limang daan at

fifty-five.”

limampu't lima."

Ok…

Ok...

Let’s move on.

Ituloy natin.

‘Four’, ‘twenty-four’, ‘three hundred and twenty-four’, “seventeen thousand

'Apat', 'dalawampu't apat', 'tatlong daan at dalawampu't apat', "labing pitong libo

three hundred and twenty-four.”

tatlong daan at dalawampu't apat."

Let’s move on.

Mag-move on na tayo.

Bigger number here.

Mas malaking numero dito.

‘Six’, ‘sixty-six’, ‘six hundred and sixty-six’, “one hundred and fifty-two

'Anim', 'animnapu't anim', 'anim na raan at animnapu't anim', "isang daan at limampu't dalawang

thousand six hundred and sixty-six.”

libo anim na raan at animnapu't anim."

Ok, let’s review these numbers again.

Ok, suriin natin muli ang mga numerong ito.

“One thousand one.”

"Isang libo isa."

“One thousand one hundred.”

"Isang libo at isang daan."

“Seven thousand three hundred twenty-four.”

"Pitong libo tatlong daan dalawampu't apat."

“Ten thousand five hundred fifty-five.”

"Sampung libo limang daan limampu't lima."

“Seventeen thousand three hundred and twenty-four.”

"Labing pitong libo tatlong daan at dalawampu't apat."

“One hundred and fifty-two thousand six hundred and sixty-six.”

"Isang daan at limampu't dalawang libo anim na raan at animnapu't anim."

Ok…

Ok...

You ready for some more.

Handa ka na para sa iba pa.

Let’s go to some even bigger numbers.

Pumunta tayo sa ilang mas malalaking numero.

You’re still watching this video?

Pinapanood mo pa rin ang video na ito?

Ahhh, that’s too bad because I have something very scary to show you.

Ahhh, sayang naman kasi may ipapakita ako sayo na nakakatakot.

Chuuuuuu….

Chuuuuu….

Alright, so here are some very very big numbers.

Okay, kaya narito ang ilang napakalaking numero.

And let’s try to say them.

At subukan nating sabihin ang mga ito.

Uhhh, the first one.

Uhhh, ang una.

Alright, we have three and three.

Sige, tatlo at tatlo na tayo.

So, we know this is ‘million’.

Kaya, alam natin na ito ay 'milyon'.

So this is going to be “six million eight.”

Kaya ito ay magiging "anim na milyon walo."

Ok, very simple.

Ok, napakasimple.

That’s an eight.

Walo iyon.

“Six million eight.”

"Anim na milyon walo."

Let’s move on to the next one.

Lumipat tayo sa susunod.

Alright, so if we take….we also know this is ‘million’.

Sige, kaya kung kukuha tayo…alam din natin na 'milyon' ito.

But if we just start here.

Pero kung dito lang tayo magsisimula.

How much is that?

Magkano yan?

Well, that’s ‘five hundred thousand’.

Well, 'five hundred thousand' iyon.

So how much is that?

So magkano yun?

Well that’s “five million five hundred thousand”.

Well iyon ay "limang milyon limang daang libo".

Alright…

Sige...

Let’s get to a… very big and confusing number.

Pumunta tayo sa isang... napakalaki at nakakalito na numero.

Even confusing to me.

Kahit nakakalito sa akin.

But let’s try it together.

Pero sabay nating subukan.

Ahhh, again we have three and three.

Ahhh, muli tayong tatlo at tatlo.

We know this is ‘million’.

Alam namin na ito ay 'milyon'.

We know this is ‘thirteen million’.

Alam natin na ito ay 'thirteen million'.

Ahhh, but, we have to say all of these numbers.

Ahhh, ngunit, kailangan nating sabihin ang lahat ng mga numerong ito.

Ok, so let’s start slow.

Ok, kaya magsimula tayo ng mabagal.

That’s ‘two’, ‘thirty-two’, ‘four hundred thirty-two’.

Iyon ay 'dalawa', 'tatlumpu't dalawa', 'apat na raan at tatlumpu't dalawa'.

Well that’s a zero, but that’s…oh, we’re going into a ..oh…it’s getting very confusing

Well, iyan ay isang zero, ngunit iyon ay...oh, tayo ay pupunta sa isang ..oh...ito ay nagiging lubhang nakalilito

now.

ngayon.

This would be ‘twenty thousand four hundred thirty-two’.

Ito ay magiging 'dalawampu't libo apat na daan at tatlumpu't dalawa'.

‘Six hundred and twenty thousand four hundred and thirty-two’.

'Anim na raan at dalawampung libo apat na raan at tatlumpu't dalawa'.

“Thirteen million six hundred and twenty thousand four hundred and thirty-two.”

"Labing tatlong milyon anim na raan at dalawampung libo apat na raan at tatlumpu't dalawa."

“Thirteen million six hundred and twenty thousand four hundred and thirty-two.”

"Labing tatlong milyon anim na raan at dalawampung libo apat na raan at tatlumpu't dalawa."

Whew, big number.

Whew, malaking numero.

Let’s move on.

Mag-move on na tayo.

I’m scared myself.

Natatakot ako sa sarili ko.

Alright, again, we have three and three.

Sige, muli, mayroon kaming tatlo at tatlo.

I know this is ‘million’.

Alam kong 'million' ito.

I know this is a ‘twenty-four million’.

Alam kong ito ay isang 'dalawampu't apat na milyon'.

What are all these numbers?

Ano ang lahat ng mga numerong ito?

‘Two’.

'Dalawa'.

‘Thirty-two’.

'Tatlumpu't dalawa'.

‘Four hundred and thirty-two’.

'Apat na raan at tatlumpu't dalawa'.

‘Eight thousand four hundred and thirty-two’.

'Walong libo apat na raan at tatlumpu't dalawa'.

‘Forty-eight thousand four hundred and thirty-two’.

'Apatnapu't walong libo apat na raan at tatlumpu't dalawa'.

‘Five hundred and forty-eight thousand four hundred and thirty-two’.

'Limang daan at apatnapu't walong libo apat na raan at tatlumpu't dalawa'.

And our final number, “twenty-four million five hundred and forty-eight thousand four

At ang aming huling bilang, “dalawampu’t apat na milyon limang daan at apatnapu’t walong libo apat na

hundred and thirty-two.”

raan at tatlumpu’t dalawa.”

“Twenty-four million five hundred and forty-eight thousand four hundred and thirty-two.”

"Dalawampu't apat na milyon limang daan at apatnapu't walong libo apat na raan at tatlumpu't dalawa."

The last one here.

Ang huli dito.

A really really big number.

Isang talagang napakalaking numero.

Ok…

Ok...

So, again, ‘seven’.

Kaya, muli, 'pito'.

‘Forty-seven’.

'Apatnapu't pito'.

‘Nine hundred and forty-seven’.

'Siyam na raan at apatnapu't pito'.

‘Two thousand nine hundred forty-seven’.

'Dalawang libo siyam na raan apatnapu't pito'.

‘Four hundred and thirty-two thousand nine hundred and forty-seven’.

'Apat na raan at tatlumpu't dalawang libo siyam na raan at apatnapu't pito'.

And…

At... ano ito?

what’s this?

Again, this is three, three.

Muli, ito ay tatlo, tatlo.

This is a ‘million’.

Ito ay isang 'milyon'.

So this is, “One hundred and twenty-five million four hundred and thirty-two thousand

Kaya ito ay, "Isang daan at dalawampu't limang milyon apat na raan at tatlumpu't dalawang libo

nine hundred and forty-seven.”

siyam na raan at apatnapu't pito."

“One hundred and twenty-five million four hundred and thirty-two thousand nine hundred

"Isang daan at dalawampu't limang milyon apat na raan at tatlumpu't dalawang libo siyam na raan

and forty-seven.”

at apatnapu't pito."

Ok, do you understand all these numbers?

Ok, naiintindihan mo ba ang lahat ng mga numerong ito?

If you do, that’s great.

Kung gagawin mo, iyan ay mahusay.

Ahhh, but before we do a test, we’re going to do a little extra practice.

Ahhh, pero bago tayo mag test, gagawa tayo ng kaunting dagdag na pagsasanay.

Ok, so let’s just review a little bit.

Ok, so mag review na lang tayo ng konti.

I have five numbers here, just for a quick review….before the test.

Mayroon akong limang numero dito, para lamang sa isang mabilis na pagsusuri….bago ang pagsusulit.

Ok…

Ok...

So, the first one.

Kaya, ang una.

How much is this?

Magkano ito?

Well, ‘four’, ‘forty-four’, “four hundred forty-four.”

Buweno, 'apat', 'apatnapu't apat', "apat na raan at apatnapu't apat."

And again, we can use the ‘and’.

At muli, maaari nating gamitin ang 'at'.

“Four hundred ‘and’ forty-four.”

"Apat na raan 'at' apatnapu't apat."

That’s possible.

Posible iyon.

Uhhh, the next number.

Uhhh, ang susunod na numero.

Ok, we know three zeros…or three numbers here.

Ok, alam namin ang tatlong zero…o tatlong numero dito.

This is ‘thousand’.

Ito ay 'libo'.

So, “eight thousand nine hundred forty-two.”

Kaya, "walong libo siyam na raan apatnapu't dalawa."

The next number.

Ang susunod na numero.

Ok.. lots of numbers…ahhh….

Ok.. daming numero...ahhh....

We know it’s ‘thousand’.

Alam natin na 'thousand' ito.

“Fifty-five thousand five hundred forty-three.”

"Limampu't limang libo limang daan apatnapu't tatlo."

Bigger number.

Mas malaking numero.

Lots of sevens.

Maraming pito.

But don’t be scared of all these sevens.

Ngunit huwag matakot sa lahat ng pitong ito.

So, again it’s just ‘thousand’.

So, again 'thousand' lang.

So, “two hundred and seventy-seven thousand seven hundred seventy-seven.”

Kaya, “dalawang daan at pitumpu’t pitong libo pitong daan at pitumpu’t pito.”

“Two hundred and seventy-seven thousand seven hundred seventy-seven.”

"Dalawang daan at pitumpu't pitong libo pitong daan pitumpu't pito."

Alright, and let’s go to the ‘millions’.

Sige, at pumunta tayo sa 'milyon'.

Three, three.

Tatlo, tatlo.

I know this is a ‘million’.

Alam kong 'milyon' ito.

Cause it has two commas.

Dahil mayroon itong dalawang kuwit.

So, “three million three hundred and twenty thousand three hundred and twenty-one.

Kaya, “tatlong milyon tatlong daan at dalawampung libo tatlong daan at dalawampu’t isa.

Alright…

Sige...

So, if you can understand how to say these five, you’re ready for the test.

Kaya, kung naiintindihan mo kung paano sabihin ang limang ito, handa ka na para sa pagsubok.

So, we’re going to start the test.

Kaya, sisimulan na natin ang pagsusulit.

You should prepare some paper and a pen.

Dapat kang maghanda ng ilang papel at panulat.

Ahhh, I’m going to say the numbers and you should write down the numbers.

Ahhh, sasabihin ko ang mga numero at dapat mong isulat ang mga numero.

Alright…

Sige...

So let’s start the test.

Kaya simulan na natin ang pagsubok.

Good luck.

Good luck.

Number one.

Numero uno.

“Six hundred sixty-six.”

"Anim na raan animnapu't anim."

“Six hundred sixty-six.”

"Anim na raan animnapu't anim."

Alright, so you should write this.

Okay, kaya dapat mong isulat ito.

“Six hundred sixty-six.”

"Anim na raan animnapu't anim."

Number two.

Bilang dalawa.

“Three thousand two hundred twelve.”

"Tatlong libo dalawang daan labindalawa."

“Three thousand two hundred twelve.”

"Tatlong libo dalawang daan labindalawa."

Ok, so you should write this.

Ok, kaya dapat mong isulat ito.

The next number.

Ang susunod na numero.

Number three.

Bilang tatlo.

“Six thousand four hundred thirty-two.”

"Anim na libo apat na raan at tatlumpu't dalawa."

“Six thousand four hundred thirty-two.”

"Anim na libo apat na raan at tatlumpu't dalawa."

Alright, so you should write this.

Okay, kaya dapat mong isulat ito.

Number four.

Numero apat.

Getting bigger.

Lumalaki.

“Twelve thousand eight hundred fourteen.”

"Labindalawang libo walong daan labing apat."

“Twelve thousand eight hundred fourteen.”

"Labindalawang libo walong daan labing apat."

Alright, so it looks like this.

Okay, kaya ganito ang hitsura.

Number five.

Numero lima.

“Twenty-two thousand four hundred thirty-two.”

"Dalawampu't dalawang libo apat na raan at tatlumpu't dalawa."

“Twenty-two thousand four hundred thirty-two.”

"Dalawampu't dalawang libo apat na raan at tatlumpu't dalawa."

Ok, looks like this.

Ok, mukhang ganito.

Number six.

Numero anim.

“Seventy-nine thousand five hundred twenty-one.”

"Pitumpu't siyam na libo limang daan dalawampu't isa."

“Seventy-nine thousand five hundred twenty-one.”

"Pitumpu't siyam na libo limang daan dalawampu't isa."

Alright, looks like this.

Sige, ganito ang hitsura.

Number seven.

Numero pito.

“Four hundred and thirty-two thousand nine hundred eighty-seven.”

"Apat na raan at tatlumpu't dalawang libo siyam na raan at walumpu't pito."

“Four hundred thirty-two thousand nine hundred eighty-seven.”

"Apat na raan at tatlumpu't dalawang libo siyam na raan at walumpu't pito."

Ok, looks like this.

Ok, mukhang ganito.

Number eight.

Numero walo.

“Two million three hundred and forty-three thousand nine hundred eighty-two.”

"Dalawang milyon tatlong daan at apatnapu't tatlong libo siyam na raan at walumpu't dalawa."

“Two million three hundred and forty-three thousand nine hundred eighty-two.”

"Dalawang milyon tatlong daan at apatnapu't tatlong libo siyam na raan at walumpu't dalawa."

Oh…very big number.

Oh...napakalaking numero.

Ok, it looks like this.

Ok, parang ganito.

Number nine.

Siyam.

“Fifty-four million five hundred and forty-three thousand nine hundred eighty-seven.”

"Limampu't apat na milyon limang daan at apatnapu't tatlong libo siyam na raan at walumpu't pito."

“Fifty-four million five hundred and forty-three thousand nine hundred eighty-seven.”

"Limampu't apat na milyon limang daan at apatnapu't tatlong libo siyam na raan at walumpu't pito."

Ok, so that looks like this.

Ok, kaya ganito ang hitsura.

Number ten.

Bilang sampu.

The last one.

Huli.

Ok, the last one’s very difficult.

Ok, ang huli ay napakahirap.

Sorry.

Paumanhin.

Ok…

Ok...

Listen carefully.

Makinig nang mabuti.

“Eleven million one hundred eleven thousand one hundred eleven.”

"Labing isang milyon isang daan labing isang libo isang daan labing isa."

“Eleven million one hundred eleven thousand one hundred eleven.”

"Labing isang milyon isang daan labing isang libo isang daan labing isa."

Ok, so that looks like this.

Ok, kaya ganito ang hitsura.

Uhhh, this is a very difficult video.

Uhhh, ito ay isang napakahirap na video.

Uhhh.

Uhhh.

Well, that’s English numbers.

Well, iyon ay mga numero sa Ingles.

Those are the advanced numbers.

Yan ang mga advanced na numero.

Uhhh, I hope you did well on the test.

Uhhh, sana naging maayos ka sa pagsusulit.

I know it was a very difficult test and it takes a long long to master the numbers you

Alam kong ito ay isang napakahirap na pagsubok at ito ay tumatagal ng mahabang panahon upang makabisado ang mga numerong

saw today.

nakita mo ngayon.

Alright…

Okay...

Takes a lot of self-study.

Kailangan ng maraming self-study.

A lot of practice.

Ang daming practice.

But never give up…ahhh, you can do it.

Pero wag kang susuko...ahhh, kaya mo yan.

I believe in you.

Naniniwala ako sa iyo.

Well, that’s it for this video.

Well, para sa video na ito.

See you next time.

See you next time.

Hello, everyone.

Hello, sa lahat.

This is an advanced numbers video.

Ito ay isang advanced na video ng mga numero.

I’m going to teach how to express some advanced numbers.

Ituturo ko kung paano ipahayag ang ilang mga advanced na numero.

Let’s take a look.

Tignan natin.

Alright, we know this is expressed, “nine hundred”.

Okay, alam namin na ito ay ipinahayag, "nine hundred".

And let’s go to the next one.

At pumunta tayo sa susunod.

Now, I taught you before this is expressed “one thousand”.

Ngayon, itinuro ko sa iyo bago ito ay ipinahayag "isang libo".

Ok…

Ok...

Now, “one thousand” is the best way to express it.

Ngayon, "isang libo" ang pinakamahusay na paraan upang ipahayag ito.

But, it is possible to express it “ten hundred”.

Ngunit, posibleng ipahayag ito ng "sampung daan".

Ok…

Ok...

Next one.

Susunod.

“One thousand one hundred.”

"Isang libo at isang daan."

That’s the best way.

Iyan ang pinakamahusay na paraan.

But, some people will say “eleven hundred”.

Ngunit, ang ilang mga tao ay magsasabi ng "labing isang daan".

“Twelve hundred.”

“Labindalawang daan.”

“Thirteen hundred.”

“Labing tatlong daan.”

“Fourteen hundred.”

“Labing apat na raan.”

“Twenty hundred.”

“Dalawampung daan.”

“Twenty-one hundred.”

"Dalawampu't isang daan."

“Ninety-nine hundred.”

"Ninety-nine hundred."

Ok, this is only “ten thousand one hundred.”

Ok, ito ay "sampung libo at isang daan."

Ok…

Ok…

This can be “ninety-nine hundred”, but when you’re getting into bigger…bigger

Ito ay maaaring maging “siyamnapu’t siyam na raan”, ngunit kapag lumaki ka na…mas malalaking

numbers, you have to stop saying “hundred” and change to ‘thousands’.

numero, kailangan mong ihinto ang pagsasabi ng “daan” at palitan ng 'libo'.

Ok…

Ok...

So you can say “hundred” between these numbers.

Kaya maaari mong sabihin ang "daanan" sa pagitan ng mga numerong ito.

Alright, so from “one hundred, two hundred, three hundred, four hundred, five hundred,”

Sige, mula sa "isang daan, dalawang daan, tatlong daan, apat na raan, limang daan,"

all the way up to “ten hundred, twenty hundred,” ahhh up…until “ninety-nine hundred ninety-nine”.

hanggang sa "sampung daan, dalawampung daan," ahhh hanggang sa "siyamnapu't siyam na raan siyamnapu't siyam".

So you can see this number is already past that number.

Kaya makikita mong ang numerong ito ay lampas na sa numerong iyon.

So the hundreds stop.

Kaya huminto ang daan-daan.

Alright, this is a little bit confusing, I know.

Okay, medyo nakakalito ito, alam ko.

Let’s do a little bit of practice.

Gumawa tayo ng kaunting pagsasanay.

Ok, so I wrote a few more example to help you understand how to express these numbers

Ok, kaya sumulat ako ng ilan pang halimbawa upang matulungan kang maunawaan kung paano ipahayag ang mga numerong ito

using ‘hundred’.

gamit ang 'daan'.

Alright…

Sige…

So again, this is our range.

Kaya muli, ito ang aming saklaw.

We can only say “hundred” with these numbers.

Maaari lamang nating sabihin ang "daanan" sa mga numerong ito.

So the first one.

Kaya ang una.

The best way is “one thousand seven hundred”, but you can express it “seventeen hundred”.

Ang pinakamahusay na paraan ay "isang libo pitong daan", ngunit maaari mong ipahayag ito "labing pitong daan".

Next one.

Ang susunod.

“One thousand seven hundred one.”

"Isang libo pitong daan isa."

Or…

O…

“Seventeen hundred one.”

“Labing pitong daan isa.”

“Seventy-five hundred.”

"Pitumpu't limang daan."

“Seventy-five hundred twenty-one.”

"Pitumpu't limang daan dalawampu't isa."

“Ninety-two hundred twelve.”

"Ninety-two hundred twelve." at ang huli.

and the last one.

Ok, the last one is outside.

Ok, nasa labas na ang huli.

Ok…

Ok...

It’s continuing.

Nagpapatuloy ito.

It’s too big.

Masyadong malaki.

We have to use ‘thousand’, so this has to be “eleven thousand one hundred.”

Kailangan nating gumamit ng 'libo', kaya dapat itong maging "labing isang libo at isang daan."

Ok…

Ok...

You can’t say, “a hundred and eleven hundred.”

Hindi mo masasabing, “isang daan at labing isang daan.”

Ok, it has to be “eleven thousand one hundred.”

Ok, ito ay dapat na "labing isang libo at isang daan."

Alright, I hope this helps you understand a little better how to express in ‘hundreds’.

Okay, sana makatulong ito sa iyo na mas maunawaan kung paano ipahayag sa 'daan-daan'.

But, as your teacher, I prefer if you say “one thousand seven hundred”.

Ngunit, bilang iyong guro, mas gusto ko kung sasabihin mong “isang libo pitong daan”.

To use it that way.

Upang gamitin ito sa ganoong paraan.

But I have to teach you the other way because somebody might say to you “seventeen hundred”,

Ngunit kailangan kong ituro sa iyo ang ibang paraan dahil maaaring may magsabi sa iyo ng "labing pitong daan",

so you should be able to understand.

kaya dapat mong maunawaan.

Alright…

Sige...

So that’s it.

Kaya ayun.

See you next video.

See you next video.

Hello, everyone.

Hello, sa lahat.

In this video, we are going to talk about ordinal numbers.

Sa video na ito, pag-uusapan natin ang tungkol sa mga ordinal na numero.

Now, ordinal numbers are different than cardinal numbers.

Ngayon, ang mga ordinal na numero ay iba sa mga numero ng kardinal.

Of course cardinal numbers are numbers like one two three four five.

Syempre ang mga cardinal na numero ay mga numero tulad ng isa dalawa tatlo apat lima.

Ordinal numbers are different.

Ang mga ordinal na numero ay iba.

Ordinal numbers are used for expressing things like rank.

Ang mga ordinal na numero ay ginagamit para sa pagpapahayag ng mga bagay tulad ng ranggo.

First, second, third place… uhhh… in a contest.

Una, pangalawa, pangatlong pwesto...

uhhh... sa isang paligsahan.

Or they’re used to express anniversaries.

O nakasanayan na nilang ipahayag ang mga anibersaryo.

For example, “This is my third wedding anniversary.”

Halimbawa, "Ito ang aking ikatlong anibersaryo ng kasal."

And it’s also used commonly in the calendar for dates.

At karaniwan din itong ginagamit sa kalendaryo para sa mga petsa.

For example, “June first,” ahhh, “June second.”

Halimbawa, "Hunyo muna," ahhh, "Hunyo pangalawa."

Ok…

Ok...

So this where we use ordinal numbers.

Kaya dito kami gumagamit ng mga ordinal na numero.

So, in this video, I’m going to teach you how to write ordinal numbers and also pronounce

Kaya, sa video na ito, ituturo ko sa iyo kung paano sumulat ng mga ordinal na numero at binibigkas din

them correctly.

ang mga ito nang tama.

Ok…

Ok...

So, we’re going to look at the first ten.

Kaya, titingnan natin ang unang sampu.

I have the first ten here.

Mayroon akong unang sampu dito.

So let’s go through them very quickly.

Kaya't mabilis tayong dumaan sa kanila.

This is “first”…and if you notice the last two letters…I underline in blue.

Ito ang "una"...at kung mapapansin mo ang huling dalawang titik...sinalungguhitan ko ang kulay asul.

Ok…

Ok...

The last two letters are very important.

Napakahalaga ng huling dalawang titik.

So, if you see first, the last two letters are ‘s-t’.

Kaya, kung una mong makita, ang huling dalawang titik ay 's-t'.

So when we want to write an ordinal number, we have number one, we must use the last two

Kaya kapag gusto nating magsulat ng isang ordinal na numero, mayroon tayong numero uno, dapat nating gamitin ang huling dalawang

letters.

titik.

The last two letters are ‘s-t’.

Ang huling dalawang titik ay 's-t'.

So this is our ordinal number.

Kaya ito ang aming ordinal number.

We should write ‘s-t’.

Dapat nating isulat ang 's-t'.

Ok…

Ok...

So this, ”first” and now we write it like this.

Kaya ito, "una" at ngayon ay isinusulat namin ito nang ganito.

“First.”

“Una.”

And the ‘s-t’ is usually up.

At ang 's-t' ay kadalasang nakataas.

Ok…

Ok...

Let’s move on to “second”.

Lumipat tayo sa "pangalawa".

‘Second’ we see that it is ‘n-d’.

'Pangalawa' nakikita natin na ito ay 'n-d'.

So the last two letters of ‘second’, ‘n-d’.

Kaya ang huling dalawang titik ng 'pangalawa', 'n-d'.

‘Two’, we have to put ‘n-d’.

'Dalawa', kailangan nating ilagay ang 'n-d'.

Alright…

Sige...

So now this is “second”.

Kaya ngayon ito ay "pangalawa".

“First.”

“Una.”

“Second.”

“Pangalawa.”

“Third.”

“Pangatlo.”

The last two letters, ‘r-d’.

Ang huling dalawang titik, 'r-d'.

So, we have to go over here…’r-d’.

Kaya, kailangan nating pumunta dito…'r-d'.

“Third.”

“Pangatlo.”

“Fourth.”

“Pang-apat.”

‘t-h’…..’t-h’.

't-h'....'t-h'.

“Fifth.”

“Panglima.”

‘Five’ and again, ‘t-h’.

'Lima' at muli, 't-h'.

“Sixth.”

“Pang-anim.”

‘t-h’.

't-h'.

“Seventh.”

“Ikapito.”

‘t-h’.

't-h'.

“Eighth.”

“Ikawalo.”

‘t-h’.

't-h'.

“Ninth.”

“Ikasiyam.”

‘t-h’.

't-h'.

“Tenth.”

"Ikasampu."

‘t-h’.

't-h'.

Ok, so you can see most of them use the ‘t-h’.

Ok, para makita mong karamihan sa kanila ay gumagamit ng 't-h'.

Just the “first, second, third”, ‘s-t’, ‘n-d’, ‘r-d’.

Ang "una, pangalawa, pangatlo", 's-t', 'n-d', 'r-d' lang.

You have to be very careful.

Kailangan mong maging maingat.

Alright…

Sige...

Look at these numbers over here.

Tingnan ang mga numerong ito dito.

I wrote some numbers, circled in red.

Sumulat ako ng ilang mga numero, na bilog sa pula.

‘Three’ and ‘t-h’.

'Tatlo' at 't-h'.

‘Three’ and ‘t-h’.

'Tatlo' at 't-h'.

“Threeth.”

“Tatlo.”

“Threeth.”

“Tatlo.”

Ok, this is a common mistake.

Ok, ito ay isang karaniwang pagkakamali.

This is obviously wrong because ‘three’ only has ‘r-d’.

Malinaw na mali ito dahil ang 'tatlo' ay may 'r-d' lamang.

You have to use these two letters.

Kailangan mong gamitin ang dalawang titik na ito.

This is impossible.

Ito ay imposible.

Ok…

Ok...

So, “threeth”, impossible.

Kaya, "tatlo", imposible.

Next one.

Ang susunod.

“Sic…sic…sicond.”

“Sic…sic…sicond.”

Again, that is impossible cause “sixth”, “sixth” must have ‘t-h’.

Muli, imposible iyon dahil ang "ikaanim", ang "ikaanim" ay dapat may 't-h'.

So this is impossible.

Kaya imposible ito.

And the last one.

At ang huli.

“Ninst.”

“Ninst.”

“Ninst.”

“Ninst.”

Well, “ninth.”

Well, "ika-siyam."

“Ninth” must have ‘t-h’.

Ang "ikasiyam" ay dapat na may 't-h'.

So, these are impossible.

Kaya, ang mga ito ay imposible.

So you have to be very careful writing these numbers.

Kaya kailangan mong maging maingat sa pagsulat ng mga numerong ito.

They must use the last two letters.

Dapat nilang gamitin ang huling dalawang titik.

Ok…

Ok...

Let’s worry about pronunciation right now.

Mag-alala tayo tungkol sa pagbigkas ngayon.

Pronunciation can be a little bit difficult, also.

Ang pagbigkas ay maaaring medyo mahirap din.

So let’s go through the list.

Kaya tingnan natin ang listahan.

And you should watch me and listen carefully.

At dapat bantayan mo ako at makinig ng mabuti.

So, “first.”

Kaya, "una."

“Second.”

“Pangalawa.”

“Third.”

“Pangatlo.”

“Fourth.”

“Pang-apat.”

Ok, when I say “Fourth”, look at my tongue.

Ok, kapag sinabi kong "Ikaapat", tingnan mo ang aking dila.

My tongue comes out.

Lumalabas ang dila ko.

“Fourth.”

“Pang-apat.”

“Fifth.”

“Panglima.”

“Sixth.”

“Pang-anim.”

“Seventh.”

“Ikapito.”

“Eighth.”

“Ikawalo.”

“Ninth.”

“Ikasiyam.”

“Tenth.”

"Ikasampu."

Ok…

Ok...

So, the ‘t-h’, your tongue should be coming out.

Kaya, ang 't-h', lalabas dapat ang dila mo.

Let’s do the ‘t-h’ again.

Gawin natin ulit ang 't-h'.

“Fourth.”

“Pang-apat.”

“Fifth.”

“Panglima.”

“Sixth.”

“Pang-anim.”

“Seventh.”

“Ikapito.”

“Eighth.”

“Ikawalo.”

“Ninth.”

“Ikasiyam.”

“Tenth.”

"Ikasampu."

Ok…

Ok...

So these are the first ten.

Kaya ito ang unang sampu.

You should know these.

Dapat alam mo ang mga ito.

Let’s move on to some bigger numbers.

Lumipat tayo sa ilang mas malalaking numero.

Alright, let’s continue with our ordinal numbers.

Sige, magpatuloy tayo sa ating mga ordinal na numero.

The next, after ‘tenth’, is “eleventh”.

Ang susunod, pagkatapos ng 'ikasampu', ay "pang-labing-isa".

We see the ‘t-h’ and the ‘t-h’ goes there.

Nakikita namin ang 't-h' at ang 't-h' ay papunta doon.

“Eleventh”.

“Ikalabing-isa”.

And the next one.”

At ang susunod."

“Twelfth.”

“Ikalabindalawa.”

‘t-h’ And the next one.

't-h' At ang sumunod.

I did not write the next ones here, but I will say them, so listen carefully.

Hindi ko isinulat ang mga susunod dito, ngunit sasabihin ko, kaya makinig kang mabuti.

So, “eleventh”.

Kaya, "pang-labing-isa".

“Twelfth.”

“Ikalabindalawa.”

“Thirteenth.”

“Ikalabintatlo.”

“Fourteenth.”

“Ikalabing-apat.”

“Fifteenth.”

“Ikalabinlima.”

“Sixteenth.”

“Palabing-anim.”

“Seventeenth.”

“Ikalabing pito.”

“Eighteenth.”

“Ikalabing-walo.”

“Nineteenth.”

“Ikalabinsiyam.”

“Twentieth.”

"Dalawampu."

Alright, let’s look at ‘twentieth’.

Sige, tingnan natin ang 'ikadalawampu'.

Ok…

Ok...

So, it’s ‘twenty’.

Kaya, 'dalawampu' na.

‘Twenty’ has a ‘y’, but you can they take out the ‘y’, they put in an ‘i-e-t-h’.

Ang 'Twenty' ay may 'y', ngunit maaari mong ilabas ang 'y', inilagay nila ang isang 'iet-h'.

This is “twentieth”.

Ito ay "ikadalawampu".

And we would write it with a ‘t-h’.

At isusulat namin ito ng 't-h'.

‘Twenty’ with a ‘t-h’.

'Dalawampu' na may 't-h'.

“Twentieth.”

"Dalawampu."

Alright, so with the pronunciation, “Twenty, Twentieth.”

Okay, kaya sa pagbigkas, "Dalawampu, Dalawampu."

“Twentieth.”

"Dalawampu."

“Twentieth.”

"Dalawampu."

After ‘twentieth’, “Twenty-first.”

Pagkatapos ng 'ikadalawampu', "Dalawampu't una."

Ok, “Twenty-first.”

Ok, "Dalawampu't una."

And we would write ‘twenty-one’ with the ‘s-t’.

At magsusulat kami ng 'dalawampu't isa' gamit ang 's-t'.

This is “Twenty-first.”

Ito ay "Dalawampu't una."

And again, I did not write the next ones here, but listen carefully.

At muli, hindi ko isinulat ang mga susunod dito, ngunit makinig nang mabuti.

So, “Twentieth.”

Kaya, "ikadalawampu."

“Twenty-first.”

“Dalawampu’t una.”

“Twenty-second.”

"Dalawampung segundo."

“Twenty-third.”

"Ika-dalawamput tatlo."

“Twenty-fourth.”

"Ika-dalawampu't-apat."

“Twenty-fifth.”

"Ikadalawamput lima."

“Twenty-sixth.”

"Ikadalawampu't anim."

“Twenty-seventh.”

"Dalawampu't pito."

“Twenty-eighth.”

"Dalawampu't walo."

“Twenty-ninth.”

"Ika-dalawampu't siyam."

“Thirtieth.”

“Thirties.”

And again, like ‘twentieth’, ‘thirtieth’, no ‘y’ just ‘i-e-t-h’.

At muli, parang 'ikadalawampu't, 'ikatatlumpu', walang 'y' basta 'iet-h'.

“Thirtieth.”

“Thirties.”

“Thirtieth.”

“Thirties.”

“Thirtieth.”

“Thirties.”

Alright…

Sige...

And I also want to talk about the pronunciation of “twelfth”.

At gusto ko ring pag-usapan ang tungkol sa pagbigkas ng "ikalabindalawa".

‘Twelfth’ is very difficult to pronounce.

Ang 'ikalabindalawa' ay napakahirap bigkasin.

If you look at it here, you see that ‘f’.

Kung titingnan mo dito, makikita mo yung 'f'.

And many students try to pronounce it with the ‘f’.

At maraming estudyante ang sumusubok na bigkasin ito ng 'f'.

“Twelfth.”

“Ikalabindalawa.”

Ok, that’s very difficult.

Ok, napakahirap.

But what is actually more common, even with native speakers, is we don’t pronounce the

Ngunit ang talagang mas karaniwan, kahit na may mga katutubong nagsasalita, ay hindi namin binibigkas ang

‘f’.

'f'.

We just skip it.

Nilaktawan lang natin.

So, for example, if we cut that ‘f’.

Kaya, halimbawa, kung pinutol natin ang 'f' na iyon.

Imagine it is not there.

Isipin na wala ito doon.

“Twelth.”

“Ikalabindalawa.”

Ok, that’s a little bit easier.

Ok, medyo mas madali iyon.

You can just say “Twelth”.

Masasabi mo lang na "Ikalabindalawa".

“Twelth.”

“Ikalabindalawa.”

Ok…

Ok...

So again, “Twelfth”.

Kaya muli, "Ikalabindalawa".

“Twentieth.”

"Dalawampu."

Ok, be sure to pronounce those correctly.

Ok, siguraduhing bigkasin ang mga iyon nang tama.

Let’s move on to some bigger number.

Lumipat tayo sa mas malaking numero.

Ok, so I am sorry because I cannot write every ordinal number.

Ok, kaya pasensya na dahil hindi ko maisulat ang bawat ordinal na numero.

Ok…

Ok...

I cannot explain every number.

Hindi ko maipaliwanag ang bawat numero.

So, you’re going to have to practice guessing what is the ordinal number.

Kaya, kailangan mong magsanay sa paghula kung ano ang ordinal na numero.

And I put some numbers here and we’re going to guess whether they use ‘s-t’, ‘n-d’,

At naglagay ako ng ilang mga numero dito at hulaan natin kung gumagamit sila ng 's-t', 'n-d',

‘r-d’ or ‘t-h’.

'r-d' o 't-h'.

Ok…

Ok...

We only have four choices.

Mayroon lang tayong apat na pagpipilian.

The first number is “fifty-six”.

Ang unang numero ay "limampu't anim".

So if we want to change that to an ordinal number, we have to choose one of these.

Kaya kung gusto nating palitan iyon ng ordinal number, kailangan nating pumili ng isa sa mga ito.

Ok…

Ok...

So, “fifty-six”.

Kaya, "fifty-six".

Well, we know ‘six’ is…’six’ is ‘t-h’.

Well, alam namin ang 'anim' ay…'anim' ay 't-h'.

“Sixth.”

“Pang-anim.”

And it’s going to be the same.

At ito ay magiging pareho.

“Fifty-sixth.”

"Ika-limampu't anim."

So, I’m going to write a ‘t-h’ there.

Kaya, magsusulat ako ng 't-h' doon.

Let’s move on to the next number.

Lumipat tayo sa susunod na numero.

“Ninety-one.”

"Siyamnapu't isa."

Well, what’s the ordinal number?

Well, ano ang ordinal number?

“Ninety-oneth?”

“Ninety-oneth?”

No.

Hindi.

This is going to be like ‘twenty-first’ and ‘thirty-first’.

Ito ay magiging parang 'dalawampu't una' at 'tatlumpu't una'.

This is going to be “ninety-first”.

Ito ay magiging "siyamnapu't isa".

Alright, the next one is “one hundred”.

Okay, ang susunod ay "isang daan".

So, we have to choose one of these.

Kaya, kailangan nating pumili ng isa sa mga ito.

“One hundredst?”

“Isang daan?”

“One hundrednd?”

“Isang daan?”

“One hundredrd?”

“Isang daan?”

“One hundredth?”

“Isang daan?”

Ok, it’s going to be the ‘t-h’.

Ok, ito ay magiging 't-h'.

“One hundredth.”

“Isang daan.”

“One hundredth.”

“Isang daan.”

Alright…

Sige...

And the next number.

At ang susunod na numero.

“One oh one.

“Isa oh isa.

One hundred one.”

Isang daan at isa."

Well, this is like “ninety-first.”

Well, ito ay tulad ng "siyamnapu't isa."

This is “first” again.

Ito ay "una" muli.

“First.”

“Una.”

So, it’s going to be “One hundred and first.

Kaya, ito ay magiging “One hundred and first.

One hundred first.”

Isang daan muna."

Alright…

Sige...

And the last one.

At ang huli.

“One thousand.”

"Isang libo."

We have to choose one.

Kailangan nating pumili ng isa.

Well, “One hundredth.

Well, "Isang daan.

One thousandth.”

Isang libo.”

Ok, it’s going to be the same.

Okay, ito ay magiging pareho.

Alright…

Sige...

So again, I’m sorry I can’t teach every number.

Kaya muli, pasensya na hindi ko maituturo ang bawat numero.

Your going to have to learn how to guess correctly.

Kailangan mong matutunan kung paano hulaan nang tama.

Ahhh, we’re going to do a quick test…right now.

Ahhh, gagawa tayo ng mabilisang pagsubok...ngayon.

So what I want you to do in the test is write down or think about what the correct ordinal

Kaya ang gusto kong gawin mo sa pagsusulit ay isulat o isipin kung ano ang tamang ordinal

number is.

number.

Again, just write in the ordinal number.

Muli, isulat lamang sa ordinal number.

Number one.

Numero uno.

“It is September twentieth.”

"Ito ay ikadalawampu ng Setyembre."

“It is September twentieth.”

"Ito ay ikadalawampu ng Setyembre."

Alright, so you should’ve written ‘twentieth’.

Sige, kaya dapat ay isinulat mo ang 'ikadalawampu'.

Number two.

Bilang dalawa.

“Seoul National university is ranked first.”

"Nangunguna ang Seoul National university."

“Seoul National university is ranked first.”

"Nangunguna ang Seoul National university."

Alright, so you should’ve written ‘first’.

Sige, kaya dapat 'una' ang isinulat mo.

Number three.

Bilang tatlo.

“We live in the twenty-first century.”

"Nabubuhay tayo sa ikadalawampu't isang siglo."

“We live in the twenty-first century.”

"Nabubuhay tayo sa ikadalawampu't isang siglo."

Ok, so you should write ‘twenty-first’.

Ok, kaya dapat mong isulat ang 'dalawampu't isa'.

Number four.

Numero apat.

“I was born on March seventeenth.”

"Ipinanganak ako noong ika-labingpitong Marso."

“I was born on March seventeenth.”

"Ipinanganak ako noong ika-labingpitong Marso."

Ok, you should write ‘seventeenth’.

Ok, dapat mong isulat ang 'ikalabimpito'.

And number five.

At numero lima.

“We are celebrating our twelfth wedding anniversary.”

"Ipinagdiriwang namin ang aming ikalabindalawang anibersaryo ng kasal."

“We are celebrating our twelfth wedding anniversary.”

"Ipinagdiriwang namin ang aming ikalabindalawang anibersaryo ng kasal."

Ok, so you should’ve written ‘twelfth’.

Ok, kaya dapat ay isinulat mo ang 'ikalabindalawa'.

Ok, I hope you did well on that little test.

Ok, sana nagawa mo nang maayos sa munting pagsubok na iyon.

Ok…

Ok...

Now, ordinal numbers are important.

Ngayon, mahalaga ang mga ordinal na numero.

Again, they’re used for ranking and they’re used for the calendar, and also anniversaries.

Muli, ginagamit ang mga ito para sa pagraranggo at ginagamit ang mga ito para sa kalendaryo, at mga anibersaryo din.

Also, sometimes, you see book volumes use ordinal numbers.

Gayundin, kung minsan, makikita mo ang mga volume ng libro na gumagamit ng mga ordinal na numero.

Ok, so you should know ordinal numbers.

Ok, kaya dapat mong malaman ang mga ordinal na numero.

Now, it takes a lot of practice and self-study to truly truly master ordinal numbers.

Ngayon, kailangan ng maraming pagsasanay at pag-aaral sa sarili upang tunay na makabisado ang mga ordinal na numero.

I hope this video helped you understand them a little bit better.

Umaasa ako na nakatulong sa iyo ang video na ito na mas maunawaan ang mga ito.

And, well, that’s it.

At, well, iyon lang.

See you next time.

See you next time.

Hello, everyone.

Hello, sa lahat.

In this video, we’re going to talk about fractions.

Sa video na ito, pag-uusapan natin ang tungkol sa mga fraction.

Ok…

Ok...

Now fractions are a little bit difficult to express in English.

Ngayon ang mga fraction ay medyo mahirap ipahayag sa Ingles.

So I hope this video will help you understand how to express them in English.

Kaya umaasa akong ang video na ito ay makakatulong sa iyo na maunawaan kung paano ipahayag ang mga ito sa Ingles.

Ok…

Ok...

So, I wrote a few fractions here.

Kaya, nagsulat ako ng ilang fraction dito.

Of course, this is not all the possible fractions.

Siyempre, hindi ito lahat ng posibleng mga fraction.

This is just a few to help you understand how to express fractions.

Ito ay ilan lamang upang matulungan kang maunawaan kung paano ipahayag ang mga fraction.

Ok…

Ok...

So these are fractions.

Kaya ito ay mga fraction.

And it doesn’t matter.

At hindi mahalaga.

The line is this way or this way.

Ang linya ay ganito o ganito.

Alright, so I’m going to go through the first one here.

Sige, kaya pupuntahan ko ang una dito.

And this is probably the most common fraction.

At ito marahil ang pinakakaraniwang fraction.

Ok, so we express this as “one half” or “a half”.

Ok, kaya ipinapahayag namin ito bilang "isang kalahati" o "kalahati".

Ok…

Ok...

So as I said, it’s very common “half”.

Kaya gaya ng sinabi ko, ito ay napaka-karaniwang "kalahati".

The next one…is, uhhh, “one third”.

Ang susunod…ay, uhhh, “one third”.

“One third.”

"Isang-katlo."

Alright, do you remember the ordinal numbers we studied in the previous video?

Sige, naaalala mo ba ang mga ordinal na numero na pinag-aralan natin sa nakaraang video?

The ordinal numbers are “first, second, third”.

Ang mga ordinal na numero ay "una, pangalawa, pangatlo".

Well you have to use those here.

Well kailangan mong gamitin ang mga iyon dito.

So this is “one-three.”?

So ito ay "one-three."?

No.

Hindi.

This is “One-third.”

Ito ay "One-third."

So, “A half.”

Kaya, "Isang kalahati."

“One-third.”

"Isang-katlo."

And the next one is also very common.

At ang susunod ay karaniwan din.

It’s a very common fraction.

Ito ay isang napakakaraniwang fraction.

“One-fourth.”

“One-fourth.”

No.

Hindi.

It has a special name.

Mayroon itong espesyal na pangalan.

If you see this, this is “one-quarter” or “a quarter”.

Kung nakikita mo ito, ito ay "isang-kapat" o "isang-kapat".

Ok…

Ok...

So, “A half, one-third, a quarter.”

Kaya, "Isang kalahati, isang-katlo, isang-kapat."

The next line.

Ang susunod na linya.

Now, we have “one-third” and you see “two-third”?

Ngayon, mayroon tayong "isang-katlo" at nakikita mo ang "dalawang-ikatlo"?

Well, ‘one’ is single.

Well, single si 'one'.

It’s only one.

Isa lang naman.

But two is plural.

Ngunit ang dalawa ay maramihan.

So, we don’t say “two-third”.

Kaya, hindi natin sinasabing “two-third”.

We have to say “two-thirds”.

Kailangan nating sabihin ang "two-thirds".

Ok, we have to add an ‘s’ at the end.

Ok, kailangan nating magdagdag ng 's' sa dulo.

So, “one-third….two-thirds.”

Kaya, "one-third...two-thirds."

Alright, and let’s go on to the next one.

Sige, at magpatuloy tayo sa susunod.

So, “two-fifths.”

Kaya, "two-fifths."

“Two-fifths.”

"Two-fifths."

Alright…

Sige...

The next line, I’m starting with three and, oh, we have the four.

Ang susunod na linya, nagsisimula ako sa tatlo at, oh, mayroon kaming apat.

So this is, uhhh, ‘one-quarter’.

Kaya ito ay, uhhh, 'one-quarter'.

This is “three-quarters”.

Ito ay "three-quarters".

Ok…

Ok...

This has an ‘s’.

Ito ay may 's'.

This has no ‘s’ cause it’s singular.

Ito ay walang 's' dahil ito ay isahan.

“One-quarter.”

"One-quarter."

“Three- quarters.”

"Tatlong kapat."

Ok…

Ok...

What’s this?

Ano ito?

“Three-sevenths.”

"Tatlo-ikapito."

Ok…

Ok...

They’re very difficult to pronounce.

Napakahirap nilang bigkasin.

I know.

Alam ko.

Takes a lot of practice.

Kailangan ng maraming pagsasanay.

“Three-sevenths.”

"Tatlo-ikapito."

Alright…

Sige...

The last line.

Ang huling linya.

What’s this?

Ano ito?

“Five-sixths.”

"Limang-ikaanim."

Ok, this is very difficult to pronounce.

Ok, ito ay napakahirap bigkasin.

“Five-sixths.”

"Limang-ikaanim."

And the last one.

At ang huli.

Ok, sometimes fractions are expressed with a ‘whole’ number.

Ok, kung minsan ang mga fraction ay ipinahayag sa isang 'buong' numero.

So we would say, “two and nine-tenths”.

Kaya sasabihin namin, "dalawa at siyam na ikasampu".

Ok…

Ok…

“Two and nine-tenths.”

“Dalawa at siyam na ikasampu.”

So you would have to put an ‘and’ in there.

Kaya kailangan mong maglagay ng 'at' doon.

Alright…

Sige...

So, uhhh, I hope this helps you understand how to express fractions.

Kaya, uhhh, sana makatulong ito sa iyong maunawaan kung paano ipahayag ang mga fraction.

Uhhh, let’s do a little bit more practice with our listening.

Uhhh, magsanay pa tayo ng kaunti sa ating pakikinig.

Alright, so here’s a couple of example sentences.

Sige, narito ang ilang halimbawang pangungusap.

Ahhh, the first one.

Ahhh, ang una.

“Four-fifths or Canadians speak English.”

"Four-fifths o Canadians ay nagsasalita ng Ingles."

“Four-fifths or Canadians speak English.”

"Four-fifths o Canadians ay nagsasalita ng Ingles."

Alright, let’s look at number two.

Sige, tingnan natin ang number two.

“One-third of Korean men smoke.”

"One-third ng mga Koreanong lalaki ay naninigarilyo."

“One-third of Korean men smoke.”

"One-third ng mga Koreanong lalaki ay naninigarilyo."

Alright, number three.

Sige, number three.

“I went to a quarter of my English classes.”

"Pumunta ako sa isang-kapat ng aking mga klase sa Ingles."

“I went to a quarter of my English classes.”

"Pumunta ako sa isang-kapat ng aking mga klase sa Ingles."

And the last example.

At ang huling halimbawa.

“My shoe size is ten and a half.”

"Ang laki ng sapatos ko ay sampu at kalahati."

“My shoe size is ten and a half.”

"Ang laki ng sapatos ko ay sampu at kalahati."

Alright, so that’s fractions.

Sige, kaya fractions iyon.

I know, uhhh, it’s a little confusing and difficult, but I’m sure, with some self-study,

Alam ko, uhhh, medyo nakakalito at mahirap, ngunit sigurado ako, sa ilang pag-aaral sa sarili,

and practice, you’ll know it very well.

at pagsasanay, malalaman mo ito nang husto.

Ok…

Ok...

See you next video.

See you next video.

Hello, everyone.

Hello, sa lahat.

In this video, we are going to talk about speed.

Sa video na ito, pag-uusapan natin ang tungkol sa bilis.

Ok…

Ok...

Now, there’ two ways to express speed.

Ngayon, may dalawang paraan para ipahayag ang bilis.

There’s..uhhh..the Metric System.

Meron..uhhh..ang Metric System.

Now, the Metric System, that’s what we use in Korea and that’s what I use in Canada.

Ngayon, ang Metric System, iyon ang ginagamit namin sa Korea at iyon ang ginagamit ko sa Canada.

But, there’s also the Imperial System.

Ngunit, nariyan din ang Imperial System.

The Imperial System you might see in the U.S.A. or even England.

Ang Imperial System na maaari mong makita sa USA o maging sa England.

Ok…

Ok...

But first, let’s look at the Metric System.

Ngunit una, tingnan natin ang Sistema ng Sukatan.

Alright, so I’m just going to focus on ‘k-m-h’.

Sige, kaya magfo-focus na lang ako sa 'km-h'.

And ‘k-m-h’, of course, is “kilometers per hour”.

At ang 'km-h', siyempre, ay "kilometro kada oras".

“kilometers per hour.”

"kilometro bawat oras."

Notice I emphasize the ‘s’.

Pansinin na binibigyang-diin ko ang 's'.

Ok, you always have to express the ‘s’.

Ok, kailangan mong palaging ipahayag ang 's'.

“Kilometers.”

"Mga Kilometro."

“Kilometers.”

"Mga Kilometro."

“kilometers per hour.”

"kilometro bawat oras."

Alright, so I just have two examples here cause it’s quite easy.

Okay, kaya mayroon lang akong dalawang halimbawa dito dahil medyo madali ito.

What is this speed?

Ano ang bilis na ito?

Well, “Six kilometers per hour.”

Well, "Anim na kilometro bawat oras."

Ok, there’s no ‘s’ here, but you…again, you always have to say the ‘s’.

Ok, walang 's' dito, pero ikaw...muli, kailangan mong laging sabihin ang 's'.

“Six kilometers per hour.”

"Anim na kilometro bawat oras."

And the next speed.

At ang susunod na bilis.

“One hundred twenty-five kilometers per hour.”

"Isang daan dalawampu't limang kilometro bawat oras."

Ok, let’s say it a little faster.

Ok, sabihin nating mas mabilis.

“Six kilometers per hour.”

"Anim na kilometro bawat oras."

“One hundred twenty-five kilometers per hour.”

"Isang daan dalawampu't limang kilometro bawat oras."

Ok, you hear the ‘s’?

Ok, naririnig mo ang 's'?

“Six kilometers per hour.”

"Anim na kilometro bawat oras."

Ok, it’s very difficult, but it’s there.

Ok, napakahirap, ngunit nariyan.

“Six kilometers per hour.”

"Anim na kilometro bawat oras."

“Six kilometers per hour.”

"Anim na kilometro bawat oras."

“One hundred twenty-five kilometers per hour.”

"Isang daan dalawampu't limang kilometro bawat oras."

Alright, so I’ve been using the pronunciation of “kilometers”, but some people might

Okay, kaya ginagamit ko ang pagbigkas ng "kilometro", ngunit maaaring

say “kilometers”.

sabihin ng ilang tao na "kilometro".

Ok, so both pronunciations are acceptable.

Ok, kaya ang parehong pagbigkas ay katanggap-tanggap.

“Kilometers” and “kilometers”.

"Kilometro" at "kilometro".

But more common is “kilometers”.

Ngunit mas karaniwan ay "kilometro".

Ok…

Ok...

So, let’s look at a few example sentences.

Kaya, tingnan natin ang ilang halimbawa ng mga pangungusap.

Alright, I have three examples here.

Sige, mayroon akong tatlong halimbawa dito.

The first one.

Ang una.

“The speed limit is one hundred kilometers per hour.”

"Ang limitasyon ng bilis ay isang daang kilometro bawat oras."

“The speed limit is one hundred kilometers per hour.”

"Ang limitasyon ng bilis ay isang daang kilometro bawat oras."

The second example.

Ang pangalawang halimbawa.

“The KTX travels three hundred kilometers per hour.”

"Ang KTX ay bumibiyahe ng tatlong daang kilometro bawat oras."

“The KTX travels three hundred kilometers per hour.”

"Ang KTX ay bumibiyahe ng tatlong daang kilometro bawat oras."

And the last example.

At ang huling halimbawa.

“The average walking speed is five kilometers per hour.”

"Ang average na bilis ng paglalakad ay limang kilometro bawat oras."

“The average walking speed is five kilometers per hour.”

"Ang average na bilis ng paglalakad ay limang kilometro bawat oras."

Ok, let’s talk about the Imperial System.

Ok, pag-usapan natin ang Imperial System.

Again, the Imperial System is commonly used in America, or you might see it in England,

Muli, ang Imperial System ay karaniwang ginagamit sa America, o maaari mo

too.

rin itong makita sa England.

They’re going to use ‘m-p-h’.

Gagamitin nila ang 'mp-h'.

Now ‘m-p-h’, of course, “miles per hour”.

Ngayon 'mp-h', siyempre, "milya kada oras".

Again, we have to say “miles per hour”.

Muli, kailangan nating sabihin ang "milya kada oras".

“Miles per hour.”

"Milya kada oras."

And “one mile per hour” is equal to, about “one point six kilometers per hour”.

At ang "isang milya bawat oras" ay katumbas ng, mga "isang punto anim na kilometro bawat oras".

Ok…

Ok...

So again, this is the Imperial System.

Kaya muli, ito ang Imperial System.

This is the Metric System.

Ito ang metric System.

Little bit different.

Medyo naiiba.

Ok…

Ok...

So let’s practice expressing these two.

Kaya't magsanay tayo sa pagpapahayag ng dalawang ito.

The first one.

Ang una.

“Ten miles per hour.”

"Sampung milya bawat oras."

I’ll say it a little faster.

Bilisan ko ng konti.

“Ten miles per hour.”

"Sampung milya bawat oras."

“Ten miles per hour.”

"Sampung milya bawat oras."

Ok, again, there’s the ‘s’.

Ok, muli, nariyan ang 's'.

“Ten miles per hour.”

"Sampung milya bawat oras."

And the next one.

At ang kasunod.

“Two hundred and one miles per hour.”

"Dalawang daan at isang milya kada oras."

“Two hundred and one miles per hour.”

"Dalawang daan at isang milya kada oras."

Be sure to have that ‘s’.

Tiyaking mayroon kang 's'.

Ok, that’s one of the most common mistakes…uhm…my students make.

Ok, iyon ang isa sa mga pinakakaraniwang pagkakamali...uhm...nagagawa ng mga estudyante ko.

They say, “mile per hour.”

Sabi nila, "milya kada oras."

“Ten mile per hour.”

"Sampung milya bawat oras."

Ok, you have to have that ‘s’.

Ok, dapat mayroon kang 's'.

“Ten mile per hour.”

"Sampung milya bawat oras."

“Two hundred and one miles per hour.”

"Dalawang daan at isang milya kada oras."

Alright…

Okay...

Let’s look at a few examples using ‘miles per hour’.

Tingnan natin ang ilang halimbawa gamit ang 'milya kada oras'.

The first one.

Ang una.

“The car was going one hundred miles per hour.”

"Ang sasakyan ay tumatakbo ng isang daang milya bawat oras."

“The car was going one hundred miles per hour.”

"Ang sasakyan ay tumatakbo ng isang daang milya bawat oras."

Ok, the second example.

Ok, ang pangalawang halimbawa.

“The airplane travels six hundred miles per hour.”

"Ang eroplano ay naglalakbay ng anim na raang milya bawat oras."

“The airplane travels six hundred miles per hour.”

"Ang eroplano ay naglalakbay ng anim na raang milya bawat oras."

And the last example.

At ang huling halimbawa.

“The speed of sound is seven hundred and sixty-one miles per hour.”

"Ang bilis ng tunog ay pitong daan at animnapu't isang milya kada oras."

“The speed of sound is seven hundred and sixty-one miles per hour.”

"Ang bilis ng tunog ay pitong daan at animnapu't isang milya kada oras."

Alright, so we learned the Metric System using ‘kilometers per hour’.

Okay, kaya natutunan namin ang Metric System gamit ang 'kilometers per hour'.

And we learned the Imperial System using ‘miles per hour’.

At natutunan namin ang Imperial System gamit ang 'miles per hour'.

So again…uhhh.. depends where you are in the world.

Kaya muli...uhhh.. depende kung nasaan ka sa mundo.

Ahh, some countries…actually most countries use the Metric System these days, but probably,

Ahh, ilang bansa...talagang karamihan sa mga bansa ay gumagamit ng Metric System sa mga araw na ito, ngunit malamang,

certainly if you’re in the U.S.A., they’re still using the Imperial System.

tiyak na kung nasa USA ka, ginagamit pa rin nila ang Imperial System.

Alright…

Sige...

So, that’s it.

So, yun lang.

I hope you’ve learned how to express speed.

Sana ay natutunan mo kung paano ipahayag ang bilis.

And..uhh, see you next time.

And..uhh, see you next time.

Hello, everyone.

Hello, sa lahat.

In this video we are going to talk about ‘height’, Ok…and how to express it in English.

Sa video na ito ay pag-uusapan natin ang tungkol sa 'taas', Ok…at kung paano ito ipahayag sa Ingles.

Now, there are two systems…uhhh…to express ‘height’.

Ngayon, may dalawang sistema…uhhh…upang ipahayag ang 'taas'.

The first system is the Metric System.

Ang unang sistema ay ang Metric System.

The Metric System… used in Korea.

Ang Metric System… ginagamit sa Korea.

Also, Canada, where I’m from.

At saka, Canada, kung saan ako nanggaling.

And the other system is the Imperial System.

At ang isa pang sistema ay ang Imperial System.

The Imperial System used in…especially in America, but sometimes we also use it in Canada.

Ang Imperial System na ginagamit sa…lalo na sa America, pero minsan ginagamit din namin ito sa Canada.

So, it’s good…you should know the Metric System, of course, but you should know a little

Kaya, ito ay mabuti…dapat mong malaman ang Metric System, siyempre, ngunit dapat mong malaman ang kaunti

bit of the Imperial System, in case you need to use it.

tungkol sa Imperial System, kung sakaling kailanganin mong gamitin ito.

Alright…

Sige...

Now, first, we’re going to talk about the Metric System.

Ngayon, una, pag-uusapan natin ang tungkol sa Sistema ng Sukatan.

So, take a look.

Kaya, tingnan mo.

And I have two questions here.

At mayroon akong dalawang katanungan dito.

So, let’s just look at the first one.

Kaya, tingnan na lang natin ang una.

The first one is asking “How tall are you?”.

Ang una ay nagtatanong ng "Gaano ka katangkad?".

“How tall are you?”

"Gaano ka katangkad?"

Ok…

Ok...

So, I put my height.

Kaya, inilagay ko ang aking taas.

So, “I’m one hundred and eighty-three centimeters tall.”

Kaya, "Ako ay isang daan at walumpu't tatlong sentimetro ang taas."

So, listen again.

Kaya, makinig muli.

“I’m one hundred eighty-three centimeters tall.”

"Ako ay isang daan at walumpu't tatlong sentimetro ang taas."

“I’m one hundred eighty-three centimeters… tall.”

“Ako ay isang daan at walumpu’t tatlong sentimetro… ang taas.”

“Centimeters…tall” Ok, there’s no ‘s’ here, but when you’re

“Centimetro…matangkad” Ok, walang 's' dito, pero kapag

reading this, you’re reading…or you’re saying your height.

binabasa mo ito, nagbabasa ka...o sinasabi mong taas mo.

You have to use the plural, “centimeters”.

Kailangan mong gamitin ang pangmaramihang, "sentimetro".

“Centimeters.”

"Mga sentimetro."

Ok…

Ok…

“I’m one hundred eighty-three centimeters… tall.”

“Ako ay isang daan at walumpu’t tatlong sentimetro… matangkad.”

Don’t say, don’t say, ”I’m one hundred eighty-three centimeter… tall.”

Huwag sabihin, huwag sabihin, "Ako ay isang daan at walumpu't tatlong sentimetro... ang taas."

“One hundred eighty-three centimeters…tall” Ok…got it?

“Isang daan at walumpu’t tatlong sentimetro…matangkad” Ok…nakuha mo ba?

You understand?

Naiintindihan mo?

Alright, let’s look at the next question.

Sige, tingnan natin ang susunod na tanong.

Ok, both questions are asking the same thing, about height.

Ok, pareho ang tanong ng dalawang tanong, tungkol sa taas.

“What’s your height?”

"Anong height mo?"

“What’s your height?”

"Anong height mo?"

Well, “My height is…”, again, “…one hundred eighty-three centimeters…centimeters”,

Buweno, "Ang taas ko ay...", muli, "...isang daan at walumpu't tatlong sentimetro... sentimetro",

remember the ‘s’.

tandaan ang 's'.

“One hundred eighty-three centimeters.”

"Isang daan at walumpu't tatlong sentimetro."

So, that’s one way to express it, but I also have an example using ‘meters’.

Kaya, iyon ay isang paraan upang ipahayag ito, ngunit mayroon din akong isang halimbawa gamit ang 'metro'.

So, “My height is one point eight three meters.”

Kaya, "Ang aking taas ay isang punto walong tatlong metro."

So, if your using ‘centimeters’ or ‘meters’, both of them need the ‘s’.

Kaya, kung gumagamit ka ng 'sentimetro' o 'metro', pareho silang nangangailangan ng 's'.

Ok…

Ok...

So, one more time.

Kaya, isa pa.

I’ll say it really fast.

Bilisan ko talaga.

“How tall are you?”

"Gaano ka katangkad?"

“How tall are you?”

"Gaano ka katangkad?"

“I’m one hundred and eighty-three centimeters tall.”

"Ako ay isang daan at walumpu't tatlong sentimetro ang taas."

“I’m one hundred and eighty-three centimeters tall.”

"Ako ay isang daan at walumpu't tatlong sentimetro ang taas."

“What’s your height?”

"Anong height mo?"

“What’s your height?”

"Anong height mo?"

“My height is one hundred and eighty-three centimeters.”

"Ang aking taas ay isang daan at walumpu't tatlong sentimetro."

“My height is one point eighty-three meters.”

"Ang taas ko ay one point eighty-three meters."

Ok, so let’s look at a few more examples.

Ok, kaya tingnan natin ang ilang higit pang mga halimbawa.

Alright, let’s start with the first example.

Okay, magsimula tayo sa unang halimbawa.

“He is one hundred and seventy-five centimeters tall.”

"Siya ay isang daan at pitumpu't limang sentimetro ang taas."

“He is one hundred and seventy-five centimeters tall.”

"Siya ay isang daan at pitumpu't limang sentimetro ang taas."

“The sixty-three floor building is two hundred and forty-nine meters high.”

"Ang animnapu't tatlong palapag na gusali ay dalawang daan at apatnapu't siyam na metro ang taas."

Ok, we use ‘tall’ for people, but for building we would probably use ‘high’

Ok, ginagamit namin ang 'matangkad' para sa mga tao, ngunit para sa gusali ay malamang na gagamitin namin ang 'mataas'

So…

Kaya…

“The sixty-three floor building is two hundred and forty-nine meters high.”

"Ang animnapu't tatlong palapag na gusali ay dalawang daan at apatnapu't siyam na metro ang taas."

The last example.

Ang huling halimbawa.

“The height of Mount Everest is eight thousand eight hundred and forty-eight meters.”

"Ang taas ng Mount Everest ay walong libo walong daan at apatnapu't walong metro."

“The height of Mount Everest is eight thousand eight hundred and forty-eight meters.”

"Ang taas ng Mount Everest ay walong libo walong daan at apatnapu't walong metro."

Alright, let’s look at the Imperial System now.

Sige, tingnan natin ang Imperial System ngayon.

The Imperial System is a little more confusing.

Ang Imperial System ay medyo mas nakakalito.

Ahhh, so you should…ahhh.. listen carefully.

Ahhh, kaya dapat...ahhh.. makinig kang mabuti.

I have the same question.

Mayroon akong parehong tanong.

“How tall are you?”

"Gaano ka katangkad?"

But the answer is expressed very differently.

Ngunit ang sagot ay ipinahayag sa ibang-iba.

So, “How tall are you?”

Kaya, "Gaano ka katangkad?"

“I’m…” this is “…six feet tall”.

“Ako ay…” ito ay “…anim na talampakan ang taas”.

“I’m six feet tall.”

"Ako ay anim na talampakan ang taas."

Alright, so in the Metric System, “I’m one hundred eighty-three centimeters tall.”

Okay, kaya sa Metric System, "Ako ay isang daan at walumpu't tatlong sentimetro ang taas."

Well in the Imperial System, I would express that, “I’m six feet tall.”

Well sa Imperial System, sasabihin ko na, "Ako ay anim na talampakan ang taas."

So let’s take a look at the Imperial System.

Kaya tingnan natin ang Imperial System.

They use ‘inches’ and ‘feet’.

Gumagamit sila ng 'inches' at 'feet'.

Ok…

Ok...

So one inch…is equal to two point five four centimeters.

Kaya ang isang pulgada...ay katumbas ng dalawang punto limang apat na sentimetro.

And one foot…is equal to thirty point four eight centimeters.

At ang isang paa…ay katumbas ng tatlumpu't apat na walong sentimetro.

Alright, so, look at this.

Sige, tingnan mo ito.

“One foot.”

"Isang paa."

They say “one foot”.

Sabi nila "isang paa".

“Two foot?”

"Dalawang paa?"

No.

Hindi.

“One foot.”

"Isang paa."

“Two feet.”

"Dalawang paa."

“Three feet.”

"Tatlong paa."

“I am six feet.”

"Ako ay anim na talampakan."

Ok…

Ok...

So the singular is ‘foot’, for one, but the plural is ‘feet’.

Kaya ang isahan ay 'paa', para sa isa, ngunit ang maramihan ay 'paa'.

Alright…

Sige...

So, they’re going to show their height like this.

Kaya, ipapakita nila ang kanilang tangkad nang ganito.

And how do we read this?

At paano natin ito nababasa?

Well, this is “five feet”.

Well, ito ay "five feet".

The first number is ‘feet’.

Ang unang numero ay 'feet'.

“Five feet”.

"Limang talampakan".

They’re going to put this.

Ilalagay nila ito.

“Seven inches.”

"Pitong pulgada."

Ok, so this person is “five feet seven inches”.

Ok, kaya ang taong ito ay "five feet seven inches".

Now if you look at mine, I’m “six feet zero inches”.

Ngayon kung titingnan mo ang sa akin, ako ay "six feet zero inches".

“Zero inches.”

"Zero pulgada."

Ok, but this is the inch place, so “five feet seven inches”.

Ok, pero ito ang pulgadang lugar, kaya “five feet seven inches”.

And they write it like this.

At sinusulat nila ito ng ganito.

Ok…

Ok...

Let’s look at a few more examples of the imperial system.

Tingnan natin ang ilan pang halimbawa ng imperial system.

Alright, so here’s the first example.

Okay, kaya narito ang unang halimbawa.

“The Empire State Building rises to one thousand two hundred and fifty feet.”

"Ang Empire State Building ay umabot sa isang libo dalawang daan at limampung talampakan."

“The Empire State Building rises to one thousand two hundred and fifty feet.”

"Ang Empire State Building ay umabot sa isang libo dalawang daan at limampung talampakan."

The next example.

Ang susunod na halimbawa.

“My mom is five foot two inches tall.”

"Ang aking ina ay limang talampakan dalawang pulgada ang taas."

“My mom is five foot two inches tall.”

"Ang aking ina ay limang talampakan dalawang pulgada ang taas."

The last example.

Ang huling halimbawa.

“The basketball player is seven feet two inches tall.”

"Ang basketball player ay pitong talampakan dalawang pulgada ang taas."

“The basketball player is seven feet two inches tall.”

"Ang basketball player ay pitong talampakan dalawang pulgada ang taas."

Alright, so, now we know how to express…uhh.. height in the Metric System and the Imperial

Sige, kaya, ngayon alam na natin kung paano ipahayag...uhh.. taas sa Metric System at Imperial

System.

System.

Ok…

Ok...

Again, probably in Korea, we’re just going to use the Metric System.

Muli, malamang sa Korea, gagamitin lang namin ang Metric System.

But if you’re talking to an American, they might only understand the Imperial System.

Pero kung American ang kausap mo, baka Imperial System lang ang naiintindihan nila.

Ok, so you should know how to express your height both ways.

Ok, kaya dapat alam mo kung paano ipahayag ang iyong taas sa parehong paraan.

So, again, “I’m one hundred eighty-three centimeters tall.”

Kaya, muli, "Ako ay isang daan at walumpu't tatlong sentimetro ang taas."

Or…

O...

“My height is one hundred eighty-three centimeters.”

"Ang taas ko ay isang daan at walumpu't tatlong sentimetro."

But I could also express that, “I’m…ahh… six feet tall.”

Ngunit maaari ko ring ipahayag na, "Ako...ahh... anim na talampakan ang taas."

Alright…

Sige...

That’s height.

Ang taas niyan.

And see you next time.

At magkita-kita tayo sa susunod.

Hello, everyone.

Hello, sa lahat.

In this video, we’re going to talk about a very sensitive topic; weight…or how much

Sa video na ito, pag-uusapan natin ang tungkol sa isang napakasensitibong paksa; timbang…o kung magkano

you weigh.

ang iyong timbang.

Alright…

Sige...

Again, there’s two systems.

Muli, may dalawang sistema.

There’s the Metric System using kilograms.

Nariyan ang Metric System gamit ang kilo.

And there’s the Imperial System that they will use in the U.S.A. using pounds.

At nandiyan ang Imperial System na gagamitin nila sa USA gamit ang pounds.

But first, let’s look at the Metric System…using kilograms.

Ngunit una, tingnan natin ang Metric System…gamit ang mga kilo.

Ok…

Ok...

So, there’s two questions again.

Kaya, may dalawang tanong na naman.

The most common questions to ask someone about their weight.

Ang pinakakaraniwang tanong na itatanong sa isang tao tungkol sa kanilang timbang.

So let’s look at the first question.

Kaya tingnan natin ang unang tanong.

The first question, “How much do you weigh?”

Ang unang tanong, "Magkano ang iyong timbang?"

“How much do you weigh?”

"Gaano ka kabigat?"

Now, notice I don’t put “weight”.

Ngayon, pansinin na hindi ako naglalagay ng "timbang".

Ok…

Ok…

‘Weigh’ is a verb and ‘weight’ is a noun.

Ang 'Timbang' ay isang pandiwa at ang 'timbang' ay isang pangngalan.

This questions, we have to use ‘weigh’.

Ang mga tanong na ito, kailangan nating gumamit ng 'timbang'.

“How much do you weigh?”

"Gaano ka kabigat?"

And your answer.

At ang sagot mo.

“I weigh seventy-five kilograms.”

"Tumimbang ako ng pitumpu't limang kilo."

Ok, that’s my weight.

Ok, yan ang bigat ko.

“I weigh seventy-five kilograms.”

"Tumimbang ako ng pitumpu't limang kilo."

Now listen.

Makinig.

I say “Seventy-five kilograms.”

Sabi ko "Seventy-five kilo."

“Kilograms.”

"Mga kilo."

Don’t forget the ‘s’ at the end.

Huwag kalimutan ang 's' sa dulo.

“Kilograms.”

"Mga kilo."

“I weigh seventy-five kilograms.”

"Tumimbang ako ng pitumpu't limang kilo."

Let’s look at this answer.

Tingnan natin ang sagot na ito.

“I weight seventy-five kilograms.”

"Tumimbang ako ng pitumpu't limang kilo."

Ok, you see this ‘x’?

Ok, nakikita mo itong 'x'?

That means it’s wrong.

Ibig sabihin ay mali.

Ok, never say, “I weight…”

Ok, huwag na huwag mong sabihing, “Titimbang ko…”

This is wrong.

Mali ito.

It’s “I weigh…”

Ito ay "Tumitimbang ako..."

“I weigh…”

"Tumitimbang ako..."

“I weight seventy-five kilograms.”

"Tumitimbang ako ng pitumpu't limang kilo."

Ok, so this is wrong.

Ok, kaya mali ito.

Do not say this.

Huwag mong sabihin ito.

Let’s move on to the next question.

Lumipat tayo sa susunod na tanong.

“What’s your weight?”

"Ano ang timbang mo?"

Ok, now it’s using the noun form.

Ok, ngayon ay gumagamit na ito ng anyo ng pangngalan.

“What’s your weight?”

"Ano ang timbang mo?"

“My weight is seventy-five kilograms.”

"Ang aking timbang ay pitumpu't limang kilo."

Ok…

Ok…

Again, “My weigh…My weigh…is seventy-five kilograms.”

Muli, “Ang aking timbang…Ang aking timbang…ay pitumpu’t limang kilo.”

‘X’ again.

'X' na naman.

Don’t use that.

Wag mong gamitin yan.

“What’s your weight?”

"Ano ang timbang mo?"

“My weight is seventy-five kilograms.”

"Ang aking timbang ay pitumpu't limang kilo."

Don’t use this.

Huwag gamitin ito.

Ok, it’s a little bit confusing.

Ok, medyo nakakalito.

Especially the ‘weigh’ and the ‘weight’.

Lalo na ang 'timbang' at 'timbang'.

Takes a lot of practice.

Kailangan ng maraming pagsasanay.

Ok, I’m going to say these again, really fast.

Ok, sasabihin ko ulit ang mga ito, napakabilis.

So, listen carefully.

Kaya, makinig kang mabuti.

“How much do you weigh?”

"Gaano ka kabigat?"

“I weigh seventy-five kilograms.”

"Tumimbang ako ng pitumpu't limang kilo."

“How much do you weigh?”

"Gaano ka kabigat?"

“I weigh seventy-five kilograms.”

"Tumimbang ako ng pitumpu't limang kilo."

“What’s your weight?”

"Ano ang timbang mo?"

“My weight is seventy-five kilograms.”

"Ang aking timbang ay pitumpu't limang kilo."

“What’s your weight?”

"Ano ang timbang mo?"

“My weight is seventy-five kilograms.”

"Ang aking timbang ay pitumpu't limang kilo."

Ok, let’s look at a few example sentences.

Ok, tingnan natin ang ilang halimbawa ng mga pangungusap.

Alright, the first example sentence…

Sige, ang unang halimbawang pangungusap…

“I gained fifteen kilograms over the summer.”

"Nakadagdag ako ng labinlimang kilo sa tag-araw."

“I gained fifteen kilograms over the summer.”

"Nakuha ko ang labinlimang kilo sa tag-araw."

The next one.

Ang susunod.

“I’m fat.

"Ako ay ma-taba.

I weigh one hundred kilograms.”

Isang daang kilo ang bigat ko."

“I’m fat.

"Ako ay ma-taba.

I weigh one hundred kilograms.”

Isang daang kilo ang bigat ko."

And the last one.

At ang huli.

“I need to lose forty kilograms.”

"Kailangan kong mawalan ng apatnapung kilo."

“I need to lose forty kilograms.”

"Kailangan kong mawalan ng apatnapung kilo."

Ok, let’s talk about the Imperial System, now.

Ok, pag-usapan natin ang Imperial System, ngayon.

So, remember, the Metric System uses kilograms and grams.

Kaya, tandaan, ang Metric System ay gumagamit ng mga kilo at gramo.

The Imperial System…it’s going to use ounces and pounds.

Ang Imperial System...ito ay gagamit ng mga onsa at libra.

Ok…

Ok...

So, let’s take a look.

Kaya, tingnan natin.

Here’s my question, again.

Eto ulit ang tanong ko.

“How much do you weigh?”

"Gaano ka kabigat?"

And before, I…

At dati, ako…

I said, “I weigh seventy-five kilograms.”

sabi ko, “Tumimbang ako ng pitumpu’t limang kilo.”

Well, in the Imperial System, “I weight one hundred and sixty-five pound.”

Buweno, sa Imperial System, "Tumimbang ako ng isang daan at animnapu't limang libra."

This means ‘pounds’.

Ang ibig sabihin nito ay 'pounds'.

Ok, so let’s take a look at the two systems.

Ok, kaya tingnan natin ang dalawang sistema.

So, again, we use.. in the Metric, ‘grams’, they’re going to use ‘ounce’.

Kaya, muli, ginagamit namin.. sa Sukatan, 'gramo', gagamit sila ng 'onsa'.

So one ounce is about…about twenty-eight grams.

Kaya ang isang onsa ay tungkol sa…mga dalawampu't walong gramo.

Ok…

Ok...

And one pound is about point four five kilograms.

At ang isang libra ay halos apat na limang kilo.

Ok…

Ok...

So, these are not exact numbers, it’s just ‘around’.

Kaya, hindi ito eksaktong mga numero, ito ay 'sa paligid' lang.

Ok…

Ok...

Now, how to write one pound…

Ngayon, kung paano magsulat ng isang libra...

This is “one pound”.

Ito ay "isang libra".

Ok…

Ok...

This is not a ‘one’.

Hindi ito 'isa'.

This is actually an ‘l’. ‘l-b’

Ito ay talagang isang 'l'.

'l-b' 'l-b'

‘l-b’ One ‘l-b’.

Isang 'l-b'.

That means “one pound”.

Iyon ay nangangahulugang "isang libra".

Now ‘pound’ starts with ‘p’.

Ngayon ang 'pound' ay nagsisimula sa 'p'.

So, why do they write ‘l-b’?

Kaya, bakit sila nagsusulat ng 'l-b'?

Well ‘l-b’ is actually from old latin.

Well 'l-b' ay talagang mula sa lumang latin.

It comes from a latin term; libra pondo.

Ito ay nagmula sa isang latin na termino; libra pondo.

But, don’t worry about the latin term.

Ngunit, huwag mag-alala tungkol sa latin term.

That’s very old, but still, these days, we use ‘l-b’.

Matanda na iyon, ngunit sa mga araw na ito, ginagamit namin ang 'l-b'.

That just means ‘pound’.

'Libra' lang ang ibig sabihin niyan.

So, “one pound.”

Kaya, "isang libra."

Ok, this is single, ‘one’.

Ok, single ito, 'one'.

Now we got two.

Ngayon mayroon kaming dalawa.

“Pounds.”

"Libra."

We usually write the ‘s’. ‘l-b-s’.

Karaniwan naming isinusulat ang mga 's'.

'lb-s'.

“One pound.”

"Isang libra."

“Two pounds.”

"Dalawang libra."

For the ‘ounces’.

Para sa 'onsa'.

‘One’ ‘oh’ ‘zee’.

'Isa' 'oh' 'zee'.

Ok, ‘one’ ‘oh’ ‘zee’.

Ok, 'isa' 'oh' 'zee'.

“One ounce.”

"Isang onsa."

“One ounce.”

"Isang onsa."

“Two ounce.”

"Dalawang onsa."

It’s always ‘oh’ ‘zee’ Sometimes you’re going to see ‘one’

Laging 'oh' 'zee' Minsan makikita mo 'one'

‘f-l-o-z’.

'flo-z'.

Now, the ‘f-l’ means ‘fluid’.

Ngayon, ang 'f-l' ay nangangahulugang 'likido'.

Fluid is like a liquid.

Ang likido ay parang likido.

Like water.

Parang tubig.

“Fluid…ounce” And you’re always going to see this on stuff

“Fluid…onsa” At palagi mo itong makikita sa mga bagay

like perfume or cologne.

tulad ng pabango o cologne.

Ahhh…if you check your perfume or cologne at home, I’m sure you’re going to see

Ahhh…kung titingnan mo ang iyong pabango o cologne sa bahay, sigurado akong makikita mo

this.

ito.

Ahhh…you’re not going to see the ‘one’.

Ahhh...hindi mo makikita ang 'isa'.

It’s going to be a bigger number, but you’re going to see the ‘f-l-o-z’.

Ito ay magiging isang mas malaking numero, ngunit makikita mo ang 'flo-z'.

Alright, so that’s the Imperial System.

Sige, iyon ang Imperial System.

It’s an older system.

Ito ay isang mas lumang sistema.

It’s a little more complicated and confusing.

Medyo mas kumplikado at nakakalito.

Alright…

Sige...

But my weight in the Imperial System is “a hundred and sixty-five pound.”

Ngunit ang timbang ko sa Imperial System ay "isang daan at animnapu't limang libra."

Let’s take a look at a few more examples of how to express weight in the Imperial System.

Tingnan natin ang ilang higit pang mga halimbawa kung paano ipahayag ang timbang sa Imperial System.

Alright, the first example…

Okay, ang unang halimbawa…

“A baby weighs nine pounds at birth.”

"Ang isang sanggol ay tumitimbang ng siyam na libra sa kapanganakan."

“A baby weighs nine pounds at birth.”

"Ang isang sanggol ay tumitimbang ng siyam na libra sa kapanganakan."

The next example.

Ang susunod na halimbawa.

“The fattest cat in the world weighs forty pounds.”

"Ang pinakamataba na pusa sa mundo ay tumitimbang ng apatnapung libra."

“The fattest cat in the world weighs forty pounds.”

"Ang pinakamataba na pusa sa mundo ay tumitimbang ng apatnapung libra."

The last example.

Ang huling halimbawa.

“His weight is a hundred pounds.”

"Ang kanyang timbang ay isang daang libra."

“His weight is a hundred pounds.”

"Ang kanyang timbang ay isang daang libra."

“How much do you weigh?”

"Gaano ka kabigat?"

Ok, that’s a very serious and private question.

Ok, iyon ay isang napakaseryoso at pribadong tanong.

Ok, so, if you don’t want to answer that question, maybe you should say, “no comment”.

Ok, so, kung ayaw mong sagutin ang tanong na iyan, baka sabihin mo, “no comment”.

Anyway, we learned how to express weight in the Metric System.

Anyway, natutunan namin kung paano ipahayag ang timbang sa Metric System.

“I weigh seventy-five kilograms.”

"Tumimbang ako ng pitumpu't limang kilo."

And the Imperial System.

At ang Imperial System.

“I weigh a hundred and sixty-five pounds.”

"Tumimbang ako ng isang daan at animnapu't limang libra."

Ahhh, of course, the Metric System is easier than the Imperial System.

Ahhh, siyempre, ang Metric System ay mas madali kaysa sa Imperial System.

To know and study.

Para malaman at pag-aralan.

But, you should be familiar with both systems.

Ngunit, dapat kang maging pamilyar sa parehong mga sistema.

Alright, so that’s it and I’ll see you next video.

Sige, ito na lang at makikita kita sa susunod na video.

Whew….ahhh, it’s sure hot in this studio.

Whew….ahhh, siguradong mainit sa studio na ito.

And it sounds like a good time to talk about temperature.

At mukhang magandang panahon para pag-usapan ang tungkol sa temperatura.

So, that’s what we’re going to do in this video.

Kaya, iyon ang gagawin natin sa video na ito.

We’re going to talk about how to express ‘temperature’ in English.

Pag-uusapan natin kung paano ipahayag ang 'temperatura' sa Ingles.

Now, you should know there’s two systems.

Ngayon, dapat mong malaman na mayroong dalawang sistema.

There’s the American system.

Mayroong sistemang Amerikano.

They use ‘Fahrenheit’.

Gumagamit sila ng 'Fahrenheit'.

And, of course, there’s the system we use in Korea and I use in Canada; ‘Celsius’.

At, siyempre, nariyan ang sistemang ginagamit namin sa Korea at ginagamit ko sa Canada; 'Celsius'.

Ok, we’re going to talk about the Fahrenheit System, later, but first, let’s focus on

Ok, pag-uusapan natin ang Fahrenheit System, mamaya, ngunit una, tumuon tayo sa

‘Celsius’.

'Celsius'.

So, look at the board.

Kaya, tumingin sa board.

And…I’m going to start with this question.

At...Sisimulan ko ang tanong na ito.

“What’s the temperature?”

"Ano ang temperatura?"

“What’s the temperature outside?”

"Ano ang temperatura sa labas?"

You should begin your answer with “It’s”.

Dapat mong simulan ang iyong sagot sa "It's".

Ok, “What’s the temperature?”

Ok, "Ano ang temperatura?"

“It’s…”, and I have many ways to express the temperature.

“Ito ay…”, at marami akong paraan para ipahayag ang temperatura.

Let’s start up here.

Magsimula tayo dito.

So, “What’s the temperature?”

Kaya, "Ano ang temperatura?"

“It’s…”, this symbol means ‘plus’.

“Ito ay…”, ang simbolo na ito ay nangangahulugang 'plus'.

Ok…

Ok…

“Plus.”

“Plus.”

This means it is above zero degrees.

Nangangahulugan ito na ito ay higit sa zero degrees.

Ok, it’s warm.

Ok, mainit.

“It’s plus twenty degrees…”

“Ito ay plus twenty degrees…”

Ok, this symbol always means ‘degrees’.

Ok, ang simbolo na ito ay palaging nangangahulugang 'degrees'.

“…Celsius.”

“…Celsius.”

“Celsius.”

“Celsius.”

“Celsius.”

“Celsius.”

Ok…

Ok...

It’s very difficult to say.

Napakahirap sabihin.

“Celsius.”

“Celsius.”

‘Celsius’ is spelled with a capital ‘c’.

Ang 'Celsius' ay binabaybay ng malaking 'c'.

Big ‘c’.

Malaking 'c'.

Be careful here.

Mag-ingat ka dito.

Many people write a ‘c’.

Maraming tao ang sumulat ng 'c'.

This is an ‘s’.

Ito ay isang 's'.

Ok…

Ok...

So, “What’s the temperature?”

Kaya, "Ano ang temperatura?"

“It’s plus twenty degrees celsius.”

"Ito ay plus twenty degrees celsius."

Ok, that’s a good way to express the temperature.

Ok, iyon ay isang magandang paraan upang ipahayag ang temperatura.

Now, the ‘plus’…some people say ‘plus’, but you don’t have to say ‘plus’.

Ngayon, ang 'plus'...may mga taong nagsasabi ng 'plus', ngunit hindi mo kailangang sabihin ang 'plus'.

Ok, you can just say, “What’s the temperature?”

Ok, masasabi mo lang, “Ano ang temperatura?”

“It’s twenty degrees Celsius.”

"Ito ay dalawampung degrees Celsius."

It means the same thing.

Iisa ang ibig sabihin nito.

Let’s move down here.

Bumaba tayo dito.

The next one.

Ang susunod.

“What’s the temperature?”

"Ano ang temperatura?"

“It’s twenty degrees centigrade.”

"Ito ay dalawampung degrees centigrade."

“Centigrade?”

“Centigrade?”

What is that?

Ano yan?

Well, ‘Celsius’ and ‘Centigrade’…these are the same temperatures.

Well, 'Celsius' at 'Centigrade'...ito ang parehong mga temperatura.

Ok, just ‘Centigrade’ is the old English style.

Ok, 'Centigrade' lang ang dating English style.

Ok…

Ok...

So, actually, I don’t want you to say “Centigrade”.

Kaya, sa totoo lang, ayaw kong sabihin mong “Centigrade”.

I want you to only use “Celsius”.

Gusto kong gumamit ka lang ng "Celsius".

But I’m teaching you might hear ‘Centigrade’.

Pero itinuturo ko na baka marinig mo ang 'Centigrade'.

Some older people might say “Centigrade”.

Maaaring sabihin ng ilang matatandang tao ang "Centigrade".

Ok, so you hear “Centigrade”, but you speak only “Celsius”.

Ok, kaya naririnig mo ang "Centigrade", ngunit nagsasalita ka lamang ng "Celsius".

Alright…

Sige...

Let’s move to the next one.

Lumipat tayo sa susunod.

Ahhh, “What’s the temperature?”

Ahhh, "Ano ang temperatura?"

“It’s twenty degrees ‘c’.”

"Ito ay dalawampung degrees 'c'."

“It’s twenty degrees ‘c’.”

"Ito ay dalawampung degrees 'c'."

Ok, some people are going to shorten ‘Celsius’ to just ‘c’.

Ok, paiikliin ng ilang tao ang 'Celsius' sa 'c' lang.

“It’s twenty degrees ‘c’.”

"Ito ay dalawampung degrees 'c'."

And, actually, more common…we can shorten that more and cut that.

At, sa totoo lang, mas karaniwan...maaari nating paikliin iyon nang higit pa at putulin iyon.

And this is the most common way to express the temperature.

At ito ang pinakakaraniwang paraan upang ipahayag ang temperatura.

“What’s the temperature?”

"Ano ang temperatura?"

“It’s twenty degrees.”

"Ito ay dalawampung degree."

Ok…

Ok...

So when people say, “It’s twenty degrees.”

Kaya kapag sinabi ng mga tao, "Ito ay dalawampung degree."

I know it’s ‘celsius’.

Alam kong 'celsius' iyon.

And I know it’s ‘plus’.

At alam kong 'plus' ito.

Ok…

Ok...

This one…ahhh…

Ito...ahhh...

“What’s the temperature?”

"Ano ang temperatura?"

“It’s twenty above.”

"Ito ay dalawampu sa itaas."

“Twenty above.”

"Dalawampu sa itaas."

Ok, so ‘zero degrees’….and twenty above.

Ok, kaya 'zero degrees'...at dalawampu sa itaas.

“Twenty degrees above zero.”

"Dalawampung degree sa itaas ng zero."

So, “What’s the temperature?”

Kaya, "Ano ang temperatura?"

“It’s twenty above.”

"Ito ay dalawampu sa itaas."

This.

Ito.

This.

Ito.

This.

Ito.

This.

Ito.

They’re all the same temperature.

Pareho silang lahat ng temperatura.

Ok…

Ok…

“Zero degrees.”

“Zero degrees.”

Freezing.

Nagyeyelo.

We’re getting cold.

Nilalamig na kami.

Let’s go down here.

Bumaba na tayo dito.

“What’s the temperature?”

"Ano ang temperatura?"

“It’s twenty below.”

"Ito ay dalawampu sa ibaba."

Ok, so this is ‘above’ zero.

Ok, kaya ito ay 'above' zero.

And this is below ‘zero degrees’.

At ito ay mas mababa sa 'zero degrees'.

So, ‘zero’, going down…cold.

Kaya, 'zero', bumababa...malamig.

“It’s twenty below.”

"Ito ay dalawampu sa ibaba."

Very cold.

Sobrang lamig.

Let’s move to the last one.

Lumipat tayo sa huli.

“What’s the temperature?”

"Ano ang temperatura?"

“It’s…”, this symbol is ‘minus’.

“Ito ay…”, ang simbolo na ito ay 'minus'.

This is ‘plus’.

Ito ay 'plus'.

This is ‘minus’.

Ito ay 'minus'.

‘Minus’ is very scary cause it’s freezing.

Nakakatakot ang 'Minus' dahil nagyeyelo.

It’s cold.

Ang lamig.

“It’s minus twenty degrees celsius.”

"Negative twenty degrees celsius."

If you told me that “It’s minus twenty degrees Celsius outside,” I do not want

Kung sinabi mo sa akin na "Negative twenty degrees Celsius sa labas," ayaw kong

to go outside.

lumabas.

That’s very cold.

Sobrang lamig niyan.

So, “What’s the temperature?”

Kaya, "Ano ang temperatura?"

“It’s twenty degrees.”

"Ito ay dalawampung degree."

“What’s the temperature?”

"Ano ang temperatura?"

“It’s minus twenty degrees.”

"Negative twenty degrees."

Ok, those are the best ways to express it.

Ok, iyon ang mga pinakamahusay na paraan upang ipahayag ito.

Alright, so I hope you understand how to express ‘Celsius’.

Sige, kaya sana maintindihan mo kung paano ipahayag ang 'Celsius'.

Ahhh, let’s look at a few more examples.

Ahhh, tingnan natin ang ilang higit pang mga halimbawa.

Alright, the first example…

Okay, ang unang halimbawa…

“The temperature outside is fifteen degrees Celsius.”

"Ang temperatura sa labas ay labinlimang degrees Celsius."

“The temperature outside is fifteen degrees Celsius.”

"Ang temperatura sa labas ay labinlimang degrees Celsius."

The next example.

Ang susunod na halimbawa.

“Water freezes at zero degrees ‘c’.”

"Ang tubig ay nagyeyelo sa zero degrees 'c'."

“Water freezes at zero degrees ‘c’.”

"Ang tubig ay nagyeyelo sa zero degrees 'c'."

And the last example.

At ang huling halimbawa.

“It’s cold outside.

"Malamig sa labas.

It’s about three degrees below zero.”

Ito ay halos tatlong degree sa ibaba ng zero.

“It’s cold outside.

"Malamig sa labas.

It’s about three degrees below zero.”

Ito ay halos tatlong degree sa ibaba ng zero.

Now, we’re going to talk about what they use in America.

Ngayon, pag-uusapan natin kung ano ang ginagamit nila sa Amerika.

In the U.S.A.

Sa USA

They don’t use ‘Celsius’.

Hindi nila ginagamit ang 'Celsius'.

They use Fahrenheit.”

Gumagamit sila ng Fahrenheit."

Ok…

Ok...

So, same question.

Kaya, parehong tanong.

“What’s the temperature?”

"Ano ang temperatura?"

“What’s the temperature outside?”

"Ano ang temperatura sa labas?"

“It’s sixty-eight degrees…,” that’s the same, “f”.

"Animnapu't walong degree…," ganoon din, "f".

Instead of ‘c’, they’re going to use an ‘f’.

Sa halip na 'c', gagamit sila ng 'f'.

And that’s “Sixty-eight degrees…”, this is the spelling, oh it’s very difficult

At iyon ay "Sixty-eight degrees...", ito ang spelling, naku napakahirap

to spell, even for me.

i-spell, kahit para sa akin.

“Fahrenheit”.

“Fahrenheit”.

Ok, we pronounce that “Fahrenheit”.

Ok, binibigkas namin ang "Fahrenheit" na iyon.

So, “Twenty-degrees Celsius,” is the same as “Sixty-eight degrees Fahrenheit”.

Kaya, ang "Twenty-degrees Celsius," ay kapareho ng "Sixty-eight degrees Fahrenheit".

Ok…

Ok...

And you should also know…freezing…the freezing temperature.

At dapat mo ring malaman...nagyeyelo...ang temperatura ng pagyeyelo.

“Zero degrees Celsius,” is the same as “Thirty-two degrees Fahrenheit”.

Ang “zero degrees Celsius,” ay kapareho ng “Thirty-two degrees Fahrenheit”.

Alright, so if you go to the U.S.A., and you’re watching TV, all the weather, everything,

Sige, kaya kung pupunta ka sa USA, at nanonood ka ng TV, lahat ng lagay ng panahon, lahat,

they’re always using Fahrenheit.

palagi silang gumagamit ng Fahrenheit.

And it can be very confusing.

At maaari itong maging lubhang nakalilito.

So, I would say, try to remember this.

Kaya, sasabihin ko, subukang tandaan ito.

So, you can kind of guess how hot it is.

Kaya, maaari mong uri ng hulaan kung gaano ito kainit.

Alright, let’s look at a few examples of Fahrenheit.

Okay, tingnan natin ang ilang halimbawa ng Fahrenheit.

The first example…

Ang unang halimbawa…

“A human’s body temperature is usually ninety-eight point six degrees Fahrenheit.”

"Ang temperatura ng katawan ng isang tao ay karaniwang siyamnapu't walong punto anim na degrees Fahrenheit."

“A human’s body temperature is usually ninety-eight point six degrees Fahrenheit.”

"Ang temperatura ng katawan ng isang tao ay karaniwang siyamnapu't walong punto anim na degrees Fahrenheit."

The second example…

Ang pangalawang halimbawa…

“Room temperature is about seventy degrees Fahrenheit.”

"Ang temperatura ng silid ay humigit-kumulang pitumpung degrees Fahrenheit."

“Room temperature is about seventy degrees Fahrenheit.”

"Ang temperatura ng silid ay humigit-kumulang pitumpung degrees Fahrenheit."

And the last example…

At ang huling halimbawa…

“Water freezes at thirty-two degrees.”

"Ang tubig ay nagyeyelo sa tatlumpu't dalawang degree."

“Water freezes at thirty-two degrees.”

"Ang tubig ay nagyeyelo sa tatlumpu't dalawang degree."

Alright, so there you go.

Sige, kaya ayan na.

There’s the Celsius System and the Fahrenheit System.

Mayroong Celsius System at Fahrenheit System.

Ahhh, they’re very very different and they can be very confusing.

Ahhh, ibang-iba sila at maaari silang maging lubhang nakalilito.

Alright, so, if you’re going to the U.S.A., you should try to…ahh…learn the Fahrenheit

Sige, kaya, kung pupunta ka sa USA, dapat mong subukang...ahh...alamin ang Fahrenheit

System.

System.

Anyway, I hope you understood what I was trying to teach you today..ahhh..

Anyway, sana naintindihan mo yung sinusubukan kong ituro sayo ngayon..ahhh..

That’s it.

Ayun.

See you next time.

See you next time.

Hello, everyone.

Hello, sa lahat.

In this video, I’m going to talk about roman numerals.

Sa video na ito, magsasalita ako tungkol sa mga roman numeral.

So, roman numerals are letters that mean numbers.

Kaya, ang mga roman numeral ay mga titik na nangangahulugang mga numero.

Roman numerals are not so common, but you can see them every day.

Ang mga Roman numeral ay hindi gaanong karaniwan, ngunit makikita mo ang mga ito araw-araw.

Ok, so especially, on a clock or a watch.

Ok, lalo na, sa orasan o relo.

They often use roman numerals.

Madalas silang gumagamit ng mga roman numeral.

Ahhh.. in.. on book volumes and chapters of books, they use roman numerals…

Ahhh.. sa.. sa mga volume ng libro at mga kabanata ng mga libro, gumagamit sila ng mga roman numeral... ahhh..

ahhh.. a lot of the time.

madalas.

The Olympics usually express the year in roman numerals.

Karaniwang ipinapahayag ng Olympics ang taon sa mga Roman numeral.

Ok, so you will see roman numerals, so you should know, at least the first ten.

Ok, para makakakita ka ng mga roman numeral, kaya dapat mong malaman, hindi bababa sa unang sampu.

Ok…

Ok...

Now, let’s take a look here.

Ngayon, tingnan natin dito.

I wrote the first ten.

Sinulat ko ang unang sampu.

And you can see the first one, ‘I’.

At makikita mo ang una, 'Ako'.

Now, ‘I’ is written like this and this means ‘one’.

Ngayon, ang 'Ako' ay nakasulat nang ganito at ang ibig sabihin nito ay 'isa'.

And the second one is ‘I-I’; ‘two’.

At ang pangalawa ay 'I-I'; 'dalawa'.

The third one.

Ang pangatlo.

‘I-I-I’; ‘three’.

'II-ako'; 'tatlo'.

So, one two and three.. so those are the very…the easiest ones.

So, one two and three.. so that are the very...the easiest ones.

Ok, after that, it gets a little more difficult.

Ok, pagkatapos nito, medyo mas mahirap.

So, one two three.

Kaya, isa dalawa tatlo.

And the next one is ‘four’.

At ang kasunod ay 'apat'.

And it looks like this ‘I-V’.

At mukhang 'I-V' ito.

Now what is ‘V’?

Ngayon ano ang 'V'?

Well, quickly, let’s go to ‘five’.

Well, dali, pumunta tayo sa 'lima'.

And you can see ‘V’ is ‘five’.

At makikita mo ang 'V' ay 'five'.

Alright, ‘V’ is ‘five’.

Sige, ang 'V' ay 'five'.

So, let’s go back.

So, balik tayo.

‘V’ We know this is ‘five’.

'V' Alam namin na 'five' ito.

And ‘I’.

At ako'.

So ‘I’ is ‘one’.

Kaya 'ako' ay 'isa'.

So ‘I’ is one before ‘five’.

Kaya ang 'ako' ay isa bago ang 'lima'.

And that’s ‘four’.

At iyon ay 'apat'.

Ok…

Ok...

So one…one number before five is four.

Kaya ang isa...isang numero bago ang lima ay apat.

And then ‘five’.

At pagkatapos ay 'lima'.

Let’s go to the next side.

Pumunta tayo sa susunod na bahagi.

Six seven eight nine ten.

Anim pito walo siyam sampu.

Now, if you notice…I…I wrote them a little bit different.

Ngayon, kung mapapansin mo...ako...Isinulat ko sila ng medyo naiiba.

Let’s go down here first.

Bumaba muna tayo dito.

Now you can write the roman numeral two styles.

Ngayon ay maaari mong isulat ang roman numeral na dalawang istilo.

One style is with a line at the top and the bottom.

Ang isang istilo ay may linya sa itaas at ibaba.

And another style, there’s no line.

At isa pang style, walang linya.

Ok, this and this mean the same thing.

Ok, ito at ito ay nangangahulugan ng parehong bagay.

So this is ‘one’ and this is ‘one’.

Kaya ito ay 'isa' at ito ay 'isa'.

You can see that again with ‘five’.

Makikita mo ulit iyon sa 'lima'.

So you can write it with the lines at the top and the ‘V’.

Kaya maaari mong isulat ito sa mga linya sa itaas at ang 'V'.

Or…no lines, just ‘V’.

O...walang linya, 'V' lang.

Again, they mean the same thing.

Muli, pareho ang ibig nilang sabihin.

So this side, I wrote the lines.

Kaya sa gilid na ito, sinulat ko ang mga linya.

This side, I didn’t write the lines.

Sa gilid na ito, hindi ko sinulat ang mga linya.

Doesn’t matter.

Hindi mahalaga.

Alright…

Sige...

So let’s continue.

Kaya magpatuloy tayo.

This was ‘four’.

Ito ay 'apat'.

This was ‘five’.

Ito ay 'lima'.

“Six.”

“Anim.”

Now ‘six’, ‘V’ and ‘I’.

Ngayon ay 'six', 'V' at 'I'.

So ‘V’ we know is ‘five’.

Kaya ang 'V' na alam nating 'five'.

‘I’ we know is ‘one’.

'I' alam nating 'isa'.

So, ‘five’ and ‘one’ is ‘six’.

Kaya, 'lima' at 'isa' ay 'anim'.

So, you notice, ‘I-V’.

Kaya, mapapansin mo, 'I-V'.

‘One’ before ‘five’.

'Isa' bago 'lima'.

‘Four’.

'Apat'.

‘V-I’.

'V-ako'.

‘Six’.

'Anim'.

‘V-I-I’.

'VI-ako'.

‘Seven’.

'Pito'.

‘V-I-I-I’.

'VII-ako'.

‘Eight’.

'Walong'.

So, five six seven eight.

So, five six seven eight.

Alright, then it gets complicated again.

Sige, magiging kumplikado na naman.

‘I-X’ is ‘nine’.

Ang 'I-X' ay 'siyam'.

Ok, so ‘X’, ‘X’ is ‘ten’.

Ok, kaya 'X', 'X' ay 'sampu'.

Ok…

Ok...

So like ‘four’.

Kaya parang 'apat'.

‘One’ before ‘five’ is ‘four’.

Ang 'isa' bago ang 'lima' ay 'apat'.

One number before ‘ten’ is ‘nine’.

Ang isang numero bago ang 'sampu' ay 'siyam'.

‘I-X’ that means ‘nine’.

'I-X' ibig sabihin ay 'siyam'.

And, of course, ‘ten’ is ‘X’.

At, siyempre, ang 'sampu' ay 'X'.

Alright…let’s move on to some bigger roman numerals.

Sige...lumipat tayo sa ilang mas malalaking roman numeral.

Now, I told you.. ahh..

Ngayon, sabi ko sayo..

‘X’ is ‘ten’.

ahh..

'X' is 'ten'.

Now, ‘X’ and ‘I’.

Ngayon, 'X' at 'I'.

So ‘ten’ and ‘one’.

Kaya 'sampu' at 'isa'.

That’s ‘eleven’.

'Eleven' yun.

‘X-I-I’.

'XI-ako'.

That’s ‘twelve’.

'Twelve' yun.

Alright…

Sige...

So up until ‘twelve’ are the most common roman numerals cause those are the ones on

Kaya hanggang sa 'labindalawa' ang pinakakaraniwang roman numeral dahil iyon ang nasa

the clock.

orasan.

‘One’ to ‘twelve’.

'Isa' hanggang 'labindalawa'.

So you should really know ‘One’ to ‘twelve’.

Kaya dapat alam mo talaga ang 'One' hanggang 'twelve'.

Ok…

Ok...

Now, the next ones are not so common.

Ngayon, ang mga susunod ay hindi gaanong karaniwan.

Ok…

Ok...

You rarely rarely see them.

bihira mo silang makita.

But let’s continue anyways.

Ngunit magpatuloy pa rin tayo.

So after ‘twelve’, we’re going to jump to ‘twenty’.

Kaya pagkatapos ng 'twelve', talon tayo sa 'twenty'.

And ‘twenty’ is ‘X-X’.

At ang 'dalawampu't ay 'X-X'.

So, ten ten.

Kaya, sampu sampu.

Ten ten means twenty.

Ang ibig sabihin ng sampu ay dalawampu.

‘X-X-V’.

'XX-V'.

We know ‘V’ is ‘five’.

Alam natin ang 'V' ay 'five'.

‘X-X-V’.

'XX-V'.

‘Twenty-five’.

'Bente singko'.

Ok, let’s jump more.

Ok, tumalon pa tayo.

‘X-X’ is ‘twenty’.

Ang 'X-X' ay 'dalawampu'.

‘X-X-X’.

'XX-X'.

‘Thirty’.

'Thirty'.

And then the next one.

At pagkatapos ay ang susunod na isa.

‘X-L’ ‘X-L’ is ‘forty’.

'X-L' 'X-L' ay 'apatnapu'.

Well, what is ‘L’?

Well, ano ang 'L'?

‘L’ is ‘fifty’.

Ang 'L' ay 'fifty'.

So, ‘X’ is ‘ten’.

Kaya, ang 'X' ay 'sampu'.

Again, ten before fifty.

Muli, sampu bago limampu.

So, ten before fifty is ‘forty’.

Kaya, ang sampu bago ang limampu ay 'kuwarenta'.

So this means ‘forty’.

Kaya ito ay nangangahulugang 'apatnapu'.

Ten before fifty.

Sampu bago limampu.

‘L’ is ‘fifty’.

Ang 'L' ay 'fifty'.

‘L-I’.

'L-ako'.

‘Fifty-one’.

'Limamput isa'.

‘Fifty-one’.

'Limamput isa'.

‘X-C’ is ‘ninety’.

Ang 'X-C' ay 'siyamnapu'.

Well, what is ‘C’? ‘C’ is ‘one hundred’.

Well, ano ang 'C'?

Ang 'C' ay 'isang daan'.

So, ‘X’ is ten before one hundred.

Kaya, ang 'X' ay sampu bago ang isang daan.

So, ten before one hundred is ‘ninety’.

Kaya, ang sampu bago ang isang daan ay 'siyamnapu'.

And of course, ‘C’, ‘one hundred’.

At syempre, 'C', 'one hundred'.

Ok, so again, these ones are not so common.

Ok, kaya muli, ang mga ito ay hindi pangkaraniwan.

So, you don’t have to worry about this so much.

Kaya, hindi mo kailangang mag-alala tungkol dito nang labis.

But anyway, let’s continue to some bigger roman numerals

Ngunit gayon pa man, magpatuloy tayo sa ilang mas malalaking roman numeral

Ok, so here are some bigger roman numerals.

Ok, kaya narito ang ilang mas malalaking roman numeral.

Now, we know ‘C’ is ‘one hundred’.

Ngayon, alam natin na ang 'C' ay 'isang daan'.

Let’s go to this one.

Pumunta tayo sa isang ito.

‘C-D’. ‘C-D’ is ‘four hundred’.

'C-D'.

Ang 'C-D' ay 'apat na raan'.

Well, what is ‘D’?

Well, ano ang 'D'?

‘D’ is ‘five hundred’.

Ang 'D' ay 'limang daan'.

So, ‘C-D’ means one hundred before five hundred.

Kaya, ang ibig sabihin ng 'C-D' ay isang daan bago ang limang daan.

So, that is ‘four hundred’.

Kaya, iyon ay 'apat na raan'.

‘Five hundred’ ‘M’.

'Limang daan' 'M'.

‘M’ is the last letter we use in roman numerals.

Ang 'M' ay ang huling titik na ginagamit namin sa mga roman numeral.

‘M’ is ‘one thousand’. ok…

Ang 'M' ay 'isang libo'.

okay...

‘M-D’.

'M-D'.

Well, ‘D’ is ‘five hundred’.

Well, 'D' ay 'limang daan'.

‘M’ is ‘one thousand’, so ‘one thousand five hundred”.

Ang 'M' ay 'isang libo', kaya 'isang libo limang daan".

‘M-D’.

'M-D'.

And the last one here.

At ang huli dito.

A really big number.

Isang napakalaking numero.

‘M-D-C-C-C’.

'MDCC-C'.

Ok, so one thousand five hundred…and one hundred, two hundred, three hundred…the

Ok, kaya isang libo at limang daan...at isang daan, dalawang daan, tatlong daan...ang

total here is eighteen hundred.

kabuuan dito ay labingwalong daan.

Ok…

Ok...

So that…that’s roman numerals.

Kaya't... roman numerals iyon.

Let’s do a little more practice.

Magsanay pa tayo.

Ok, let’s do a little practice together.

Ok, sabay tayong magpractice.

I know it’s difficult.

Alam kong mahirap.

So let’s take a look at these letters.

Kaya't tingnan natin ang mga liham na ito.

‘L-X-V’.

'LX-V'.

What is that?

Ano yan?

‘L-X-V’.

'LX-V'.

Well, we know ‘L’ is ‘fifty’.

Well, alam nating 'L' ay 'fifty'.

Oh, but it’s followed by ‘X’.

Oh, pero sinusundan ito ng 'X'.

So, ‘fifty’ and ‘X’ is ‘ten’, so fifty plus ten is ‘sixty’.

So, 'fifty' and 'X' is 'ten', so fifty plus ten is 'sixty'.

And ‘V’.

At 'V'.

What is ‘V’?

Ano ang 'V'?

‘V’ is ‘five’.

Ang 'V' ay 'lima'.

So, fifty plus ten is sixty plus ‘V’ is five.

So, fifty plus ten is sixty plus 'V' is five.

So, this….’sixty-five’.

Kaya, ito….'sixty-five'.

Alright, the next one.

Sige, sa susunod.

‘X-X-I-X’.

'XXI-X'.

Hmmm…

Hmmm...

Well, we know ‘X’ is ‘ten’.

Well, alam namin na 'X' ay 'sampu'.

And ‘X-X’, ‘ten’, ‘ten’.

At 'X-X', 'sampu', 'sampu'.

‘Twenty’.

'Dalawampu'.

And ‘one’.

At isa'.

“Twenty-one’.

"Dalawampu't isa'.

‘X’.

'X'.

Ohhh…this is confusing.

Ohhh… nakakalito ito.

Ahhh…first we have to look at these.

Ahhh… kailangan muna nating tingnan ang mga ito.

Ok, what is this number?

Ok, ano ang numerong ito?

‘I-X’?

'I-X'?

Well, ‘I-X’ is…uhhh…’nine’.

Well, 'I-X' ay...uhhh...'nine'.

One before ‘X’ is ‘nine’.

Ang isa bago ang 'X' ay 'siyam'.

So, ‘X-X’ is ‘twenty’ and ‘nine’.

Kaya, ang 'X-X' ay 'dalawampu't 'siyam'.

So, ‘twenty-nine’. ‘C-V’.

So, 'twenty-nine'.

'C-V'.

Well, ‘C’…

Well, 'C'...

What’s ‘C’?

Ano ang 'C'?

That’s a hundred.

Isang daan iyon.

And what’s ‘V’?

At ano ang 'V'?

That’s five.

Lima yan.

So, a hundred plus five.

Kaya, isang daan at lima.

‘C-V’.

'C-V'.

‘A hundred and five’.

'Isang daan at lima'.

Next one.

Ang susunod.

‘C-C-D’.

'CC-D'.

‘C-C-D’.

'CC-D'.

Well, ‘C’ is ‘a hundred’.

Well, ang 'C' ay 'isang daan'.

And, ‘C-C’ that’s ‘two hundred’.

At, 'C-C' iyon ay 'dalawang daan'.

And what was ‘D’?

At ano ang 'D'?

‘D’ was ‘five hundred’.

Ang 'D' ay 'limang daan'.

So, ‘C-C-D’.

Kaya, 'CC-D'.

That’s ‘two hundred’ before ‘five hundred’.

Iyon ay 'two hundred' bago 'five hundred'.

‘Two hundred’ before ‘five hundred’.

'Dalawang daan' bago 'limang daan'.

That must be ‘three hundred’.

Dapat 'three hundred' iyon.

Ahhh…ok, but ‘C-C-D’, I tricked you.

Ahhh...ok, pero 'CC-D', niloko kita.

‘C-C-D’ is impossible.

Imposible ang 'CC-D'.

‘Three hundred’ can only be ‘C-C-C’.

Ang 'tatlong daan' ay maaari lamang maging 'CC-C'.

Alright…

Sige...

‘C-C-D’ that is impossible.

'CC-D' iyon ay imposible.

That is wrong.

Iyan ay mali.

You can only write ‘three hundred’ as ‘C-C-D’…or ‘C-C-C’.

Maaari mo lamang isulat ang 'tatlong daan' bilang 'CC-D'...o 'CC-C'.

You cannot write it ‘C-C-D’.

Hindi mo maaaring isulat ito ng 'CC-D'.

Alright, the last one.

Sige, ang huli.

‘M-M-X-I-I’.

'MMXI-ako'.

‘M’.

'M'.

‘One thousand’.

'Isang libo'.

‘M’.

'M'.

‘One thousand’.

'Isang libo'.

Two ‘M’s, ‘two thousand’.

Dalawang 'M's, 'dalawang libo'.

‘X’.

'X'.

‘Ten’.

'Sampu'.

‘I-I’ ‘Twelve’.

'I-I' 'Twelve'.

So, this going to be ‘two thousand’.

Kaya, ito ay magiging 'dalawang libo'.

We know that.

Alam natin yan.

‘X-I-I’, that’s ‘twelve’.

'XI-I', iyon ay 'labindalawa'.

Oops.

Oops.

Put them together.

Pagsama-samahin sila.

That is a year.

Isang taon iyon.

‘Two thousand twelve’.

'Two thousand twelve'.

It is written ‘M-M-X-I-I’.

Ito ay nakasulat na 'MMXI-I'.

Alright, so that’s roman numerals.

Okay, so Roman numerals iyon.

Again, you only need to know, probably ‘one’ to ‘twelve’.

Muli, kailangan mo lang malaman, marahil 'isa' hanggang 'labing dalawa'.

Those are the most common.

Yan ang pinakakaraniwan.

Ahhh… probably, you’ll never have to worry about these roman numerals in your life.

Ahhh... malamang, hindi mo na kailangang mag-alala tungkol sa mga roman numeral na ito sa iyong buhay.

Ok, but this is just for fun, so you know.

Ok, pero katuwaan lang ito, para alam mo.

Alright, that’s it.

Sige, yun lang.

See you next time.

See you next time.

Hello, everyone.

Hello, sa lahat.

In this video, we are going to talk about how to express your phone number.

Sa video na ito, pag-uusapan natin kung paano ipahayag ang iyong numero ng telepono.

Alright…

Sige...

So, here’s the question.

Kaya, narito ang tanong.

“What’s your phone number?”

"Ano ang numero ng iyong telepono?"

“What’s your phone number?”

"Ano ang numero ng iyong telepono?"

Very important question.

Napakahalagang tanong.

And the first number I wrote here is very big.

At ang unang numero na isinulat ko dito ay napakalaki.

Ok…

Ok...

It has many parts.

Marami itong bahagi.

So, let’s look at the first part.

Kaya, tingnan natin ang unang bahagi.

The first part here is called your ‘country code’.

Ang unang bahagi dito ay tinatawag na iyong 'country code'.

Ok…

Ok...

So, the country code of Korea is ‘eighty-two’.

Kaya, ang country code ng Korea ay 'eighty-two'.

So if someone is calling from another country, they have to put your country code ‘eighty-two’.

Kaya kung may tumatawag mula sa ibang bansa, kailangan nilang ilagay ang iyong country code na 'eighty-two'.

Ahhh… in Canada and the U.S.A., the country code is ‘one’.

Ahhh… sa Canada at USA, ang country code ay 'isa'.

The next is the ‘area code’.

Ang susunod ay ang 'area code'.

Now, in Korea I don’t think there’s an area code ‘fifty-seven’.

Ngayon, sa Korea sa tingin ko ay walang area code na 'fifty-seven'.

But, there….Seoul has an area code of ‘zero two’.

Ngunit, doon....May area code ang Seoul na 'zero two'.

And I think Busan… the area code of Busan is ‘five one’.

At sa tingin ko Busan… ang area code ng Busan ay 'five one'.

So if your calling to a specific city, you should put the area code.

Kaya kung ang iyong pagtawag sa isang partikular na lungsod, dapat mong ilagay ang area code.

Alright…

Sige...

And then, the number.

At pagkatapos, ang numero.

So to express numbers, you just say the number.

Kaya para magpahayag ng mga numero, sabihin mo lang ang numero.

So this is, “eight-two, five-seven, two-five-three, six-one-two-one”.

Kaya ito ay, "walo-dalawa, lima-pito, dalawa-lima-tatlo, anim-isa-dalawa-isa".

Ok, very express a number.

Ok, napaka express ng isang numero.

Let’s look at a mobile phone number.

Tingnan natin ang isang numero ng mobile phone.

This is “zero-one-seven”.

Ito ay “zero-one-seven”.

I don’t want you to call real phone numbers.

Ayokong tumawag ka ng mga totoong numero ng telepono.

So this is just example phone numbers.

Kaya ito ay halimbawa lamang ng mga numero ng telepono.

So we would express, “zero-one-seven”.

Kaya ipapahayag namin, "zero-isang-pito".

“Zero-one-seven.”

"Zero-one-seven."

Now if you remember, “zero”, we can also express as “oh”.

Ngayon kung naaalala mo, "zero", maaari din nating ipahayag bilang "oh".

So, “zero-one-seven.”

Kaya, "zero-one-seven."

Or…

O…

“Oh-one-seven.”

“Oh-one-seven.”

Both are ok.

Parehong okay.

And again, you have to be very careful with “oh” because “oh” sounds like five

At muli, kailangan mong maging maingat sa "oh" dahil ang "oh" ay parang lima

in Korean.

sa Korean.

Alright, so, if someone says “oh”, don’t write down ‘five’; write down ‘zero’.

Sige, kaya, kung may magsabi ng “oh”, huwag isulat ang 'lima'; isulat ang 'zero'.

Ok, so, “Zero-one-seven, three-four-four-two, four-six-six-six.”

Ok, kaya, "Zero-one-seven, three-four-four-two, four-six-six-six."

Ok, that’s the phone number.

Ok, iyon ang numero ng telepono.

“Zero-one-seven, three-four-four-two, four-six-six-six.”

"Zero-isa-pito, tatlo-apat-apat-dalawa, apat-anim-anim-anim."

Ok, now there’s and easier way that a native speaker would express this number.

Ok, ngayon ay mayroon at mas madaling paraan na ipahayag ng isang katutubong nagsasalita ang numerong ito.

If you look here.

Kung titingnan mo dito.

There are two ‘fours’.

Mayroong dalawang 'apat'.

Ok…

Ok...

So a native speaker…ahh… well they might say, “three-four-four-two”.

Kaya isang native speaker...ahh... well baka sabihin nila, "three-four-four-two".

That’s fine.

ayos lang yan.

But another way…

Ngunit sa ibang paraan...

“Three…” and we would say, “double four”.

"Tatlo..." at sasabihin namin, "dobleng apat".

Cause there’s two ‘fours’.

Dahil may dalawang 'fours'.

That’s double.

Doble iyon.

So “three- double four-two.”

Kaya "tatlo-doble apat-dalawa."

Ok, so that’s another way to express that number.

Ok, kaya isa pang paraan iyon para ipahayag ang numerong iyon.

And if you look over here.

At kung titingnan mo dito.

Ahh…”four-six-six-six.”

Ahh…”four-six-six-six.”

That’s fine to express the number that way.

Mainam na ipahayag ang numero sa ganoong paraan.

But if you see three ‘sixes’, that’s triple, so you could say, “four- triple

Ngunit kung makakita ka ng tatlong 'sixes', iyon ay triple, para masabi mong, "four-triple

six”.

six".

Ok, so, “What’s your phone number?”

Ok, kaya, "Ano ang iyong numero ng telepono?"

“Zero-one-seven, three- double four, two-four- triple six”.

“Zero-one-seven, three- double four, two-four- triple six”.

“Zero-one-seven, three- double four, two-four- triple six”.

“Zero-one-seven, three- double four, two-four- triple six”.

Ok, that’s another way to express that number.

Ok, isa pang paraan iyon para ipahayag ang numerong iyon.

Let’s move on to the last one.

Lumipat tayo sa huli.

The last one is a nightmare…because it has ‘five’ and ‘oh’.

Ang huli ay isang bangungot...dahil mayroon itong 'lima' at 'oh'.

Many ‘fives’ and ‘oh’ to get confused.

Maraming 'fives' at 'oh' para malito.

Don’t get confused.

Huwag malito.

So, this number…

Kaya, ang numerong ito…

“Oh-one-seven, five-oh-five-oh, oh-five-five-oh.”

“Oh-one-seven, five-oh-five-oh, oh-five-five-oh.”

Ok…

Ok…

“Oh-one-seven, five-oh-five-oh, oh-five-five-oh.”

“Oh-one-seven, five-oh-five-oh, oh-five-five-oh.”

Alright, so if you don’t want to be confused, you could say, “zero-one-seven, five-zero-five-zero,

Okay, kaya kung ayaw mong malito, maaari mong sabihin, “zero-one-seven, five-zero-five-zero,

zero-five-five-zero.”

zero-five-five-zero.”

So, again, you can say, “oh”, or “zero”.

Kaya, muli, maaari mong sabihin, "oh", o "zero".

Alright, so that’s how to express a phone number.

Okay, kaya ganyan magpahayag ng numero ng telepono.

Let’s do a little test.

Gumawa tayo ng isang maliit na pagsubok.

A little listening test right now.

Isang maliit na pagsubok sa pakikinig ngayon.

I want you to listen to some phone numbers.

Gusto kong makinig ka sa ilang numero ng telepono.

Ok, so there are four numbers here I’m going to ask you.

Ok, kaya may apat na numero dito itatanong ko sa iyo.

The first one.

Ang una.

Listen carefully.

Makinig nang mabuti.

“Zero-one-seven, five-six-three-four, seven-four-five-four.”

“Zero-isa-pito, lima-anim-tatlo-apat, pito-apat-lima-apat.”

“Zero-one-seven, five-six-three-four, seven-four-five-four.”

“Zero-isa-pito, lima-anim-tatlo-apat, pito-apat-lima-apat.”

Ok, should look like this.

Ok, dapat ganito ang hitsura.

Number two.

Bilang dalawa.

“Zero-one seven, one-six-five-seven, four-five-six-five.”

"Zero-isa pito, isa-anim-lima-pito, apat-lima-anim-lima."

“Zero-one seven, one-six-five-seven, four-five-six-five.”

"Zero-isa pito, isa-anim-lima-pito, apat-lima-anim-lima."

Ok, it should look like this.

Ok, dapat ganito ang hitsura.

Number three.

Bilang tatlo.

“Zero-one seven, five-oh-oh-five, oh-oh-five-oh.”

"Zero-one seven, five-oh-oh-five, oh-oh-five-oh."

“Zero-one seven, five-oh-oh-five, oh-oh-five-oh.”

"Zero-one seven, five-oh-oh-five, oh-oh-five-oh."

Ok, should look like this.

Ok, dapat ganito ang hitsura.

And the last number.

At ang huling numero.

“Zero-one seven, double two- double three, triple five- one.”

“Zero-one seven, double two- double three, triple five- one.”

“Zero-one seven, double two- double three, triple five- one.”

“Zero-one seven, double two- double three, triple five- one.”

Ok, that one was difficult.

Ok, mahirap ang isang iyon.

It should look like this.

Dapat ganito ang hitsura.

Ok, so that’s how you express phone numbers.

Ok, kaya ganyan ka magpahayag ng mga numero ng telepono.

ok, again, if you want to know someone’s phone number, yyou just ask the question,

ok, muli, kung gusto mong malaman ang numero ng telepono ng isang tao, tanungin mo lang ang tanong na,

“What’s your phone number?”.

“Ano ang numero ng iyong telepono?”.

And if someone asks you for your phone number, you just answer, “It’s…”.

At kung may humihingi sa iyo ng numero ng iyong telepono, sasagutin mo lang, “Ito ay…”.

And then you say the numbers.

At pagkatapos ay sasabihin mo ang mga numero.

Alright…

Sige...

So, that’s it for phone numbers.

Kaya, iyon lang para sa mga numero ng telepono.

Ahh…before I go, I would like to tell you my phone number, so you can call me anytime

Ahh...bago ako umalis, gusto kong sabihin sa iyo ang aking numero ng telepono, para matawagan mo ako anumang oras

of the day, or night to ask me English questions.

ng araw, o gabi para magtanong sa akin ng mga tanong sa Ingles.

So, “my phone number is zero-one-zero, four-seven”.

Kaya, "ang aking numero ng telepono ay zero-one-zero, apat-pito."

Hello, everyone.

Hello, sa lahat.

In this video, I’m going to talk about numbers.

Sa video na ito, pag-uusapan ko ang tungkol sa mga numero.

Ahh…more specifically, things like apartment numbers, bus numbers and flight numbers.

Ahh...mas partikular, mga bagay tulad ng mga numero ng apartment, mga numero ng bus at mga numero ng flight.

Ok, we express these numbers differently in English.

Ok, iba ang pagpapahayag namin ng mga numerong ito sa English.

Let’s take a look.

Tignan natin.

So, the first is apartment.

Kaya, ang una ay apartment.

Your apartment number.

Numero ng iyong apartment.

So this could be your apartment number or house number or villa number.

Kaya maaaring ito ang numero ng iyong apartment o numero ng bahay o numero ng villa.

Bus number.

Numero ng bus.

Taxi number.

Numero ng taxi.

Subway number.

Numero ng subway.

Flight number.

Numero ng flight.

Ok, so, these kinds of things, we express the numbers differently.

Ok, kaya, ang mga ganitong bagay, iba ang pagpapahayag namin ng mga numero.

Let’s take a look.

Tignan natin.

The first one.

Ang una.

Ok, we…it’s just two numbers.

Ok, kami...dalawang numero lang.

We always want to look at the last two numbers.

Gusto naming palaging tingnan ang huling dalawang numero.

So we would say, “apartment number twelve.”

Kaya sasabihin namin, "apartment number twelve."

That one is easy.

Ang isang iyon ay madali.

“Apartment number twelve.”

"Apartment number twelve."

Let’s move on to the next one.

Lumipat tayo sa susunod.

Alright, so we want to look at the last two numbers.

Okay, kaya gusto naming tingnan ang huling dalawang numero.

The last two numbers is “twenty-one”.

Ang huling dalawang numero ay "dalawampu't isa".

Ok…

Ok...

So, we would express this as “one twenty-one.”

Kaya, ipapahayag namin ito bilang "isang dalawampu't isa."

Alright, so this could be “apartment number one twenty-one.”

Okay, kaya maaaring ito ay "apartment number one twenty-one."

It could be “bus number one twenty-one.”

Ito ay maaaring "bus number one twenty-one."

It could be “flight number one twenty-one.”

Ito ay maaaring "flight number one twenty-one."

Now, it’s also possible to say, “one-two-one.”

Ngayon, posible na ring sabihing, “one-two-one.”

Ok, “bus number one-two-one.”

Ok, “bus number one-two-one.”

That’s ok.

ok lang yan.

But you should learn just to say, “one twenty-one.”

Ngunit dapat mong matutunan na sabihin lamang, "isang dalawampu't isa."

Ok, that’s very fast and more common.

Ok, napakabilis at mas karaniwan.

The next one.

Ang susunod.

Ok, let’s look at the last two numbers.

Ok, tingnan natin ang huling dalawang numero.

“Twelve.”

“Labindalawa.”

“Twelve.”

“Labindalawa.”

So, we would express “apartment number twelve-twelve.”

Kaya, ipapahayag namin ang "apartment number twelve-twelve."

“Bus number twelve-twelve.”

"Ang numero ng bus labindalawang labindalawa."

You could also say, “Number one-two-one-two”, but “twelve-twelve” is more common.

Maaari mo ring sabihing, "Bilang isa-dalawa-isa-dalawa", ngunit mas karaniwan ang "labindalawa-labindalawa".

The next number.

Ang susunod na numero.

Ok, the last two are ‘zero-zero’.

Ok, ang huling dalawa ay 'zero-zero'.

Ok, so we can’t say, “zero”.

Ok, kaya hindi natin masasabing, “zero”.

We’re going to just say it all….we’re going to say this as…ahh…for example “Bus

Sasabihin lang natin ang lahat....sasabihin natin ito bilang...ahh...halimbawa "Bus

number twelve hundred.”

number twelve hundred."

Ok, “Bus number twelve hundred.”

Ok, “Labindalawang daan ang numero ng bus.”

The next one.

Ang susunod.

The last two numbers ‘fifty-six”.

Ang huling dalawang numero ay 'limampu't anim".

So, let’s say, “Flight number four fifty-six.”

Kaya, sabihin nating, “Flight number four fifty-six.”

“Flight number four fifty-six.”

"Flight number four fifty-six."

Again, you could also say, “Flight number four-five-six.”

Muli, maaari mo ring sabihin, "Flight number four-five-six."

That’s ok.

ok lang yan.

The next one.

Ang susunod.

The last two ‘sixty-seven”.

Ang huling dalawang 'sixty-seven".

So, let’s say, “Bus number forty-five sixty-seven.”

Kaya, sabihin nating, "Ang numero ng bus ay apatnapu't lima animnapu't pito."

“Bus number forty-five sixty-seven.”

"Ang numero ng bus ay apatnapu't lima animnapu't pito."

Or…

O...

You could also say, “four-five-six-seven.”

Maaari mo ring sabihing, “four-five-six-seven.”

The next.

Ang susunod.

The last two numbers are ‘zero-seven’.

Ang huling dalawang numero ay 'zero-pito'.

So, we could also say instead of ‘zero, more commonly, we’re going to say, “oh”.

Kaya, maaari din nating sabihin sa halip na 'zero, mas karaniwan, sasabihin natin, "oh".

“Oh-seven.”

"Oh-pito."

So if I said, “Apartment number forty-oh-seven.”

Kaya kung sinabi ko, "Apartment number fourty-oh-seven."

“Forty-oh-seven.”

"Apatnapu't pito."

Ok, and the last number.

Ok, at ang huling numero.

Ahhh…let’s say, “Bus number…”, ‘fifty-two’.

Ahhh…sabihin natin, “Numero ng bus…”, 'fifty-two'.

“Bus number sixteen fifty-two.”

"Ang numero ng bus labing anim at limampu't dalawa."

Ok…

Ok…

Takes a lot of practice to learn how to…ahhh…express these numbers.

Nangangailangan ng maraming pagsasanay upang matutunan kung paano…ahhh…ipahayag ang mga numerong ito.

Let’s take a little…a little quick test right now and see how you can do.

Kumuha tayo ng kaunti…isang maliit na mabilis na pagsubok ngayon at tingnan kung paano mo magagawa.

Alright, there’s only four questions here.

Sige, apat lang ang tanong dito.

Number one.

Numero uno.

“I live in apartment six thirty-two.”

"Nakatira ako sa apartment six thirty-two."

“I live in apartment six thirty-two.”

"Nakatira ako sa apartment six thirty-two."

Number two.

Bilang dalawa.

“We need to take bus number thirty-three.”

"Kailangan nating sumakay ng bus number thirty-three."

“We need to take bus number thirty-three.”

"Kailangan nating sumakay ng bus number thirty-three."

Number three.

Bilang tatlo.

“My flight number is seventeen-oh-nine.”

"Ang flight number ko ay seventeen-oh-nine."

“My flight number is seventeen-oh-nine.”

"Ang flight number ko ay seventeen-oh-nine."

And number four.

At numero apat.

The last one.

Huli.

“Let’s meet at the subway station number four sixty-five.”

"Magkita tayo sa subway station number four sixty-five."

“Let’s meet at the subway station number four sixty-five.”

"Magkita tayo sa subway station number four sixty-five."

Ok, how I hope you did well on the small little test.

Ok, gaano ako umaasa na nagawa mo nang maayos sa maliit na maliit na pagsubok.

Ahhh…again, it takes a lot of practice to be familiar saying these kind of numbers.

Ahhh...muli, kailangan ng maraming pagsasanay para maging pamilyar sa pagsasabi ng mga ganitong uri ng numero.

Alright…

Okay...

There’s so many different ways to say these numbers.

Napakaraming iba't ibang paraan para sabihin ang mga numerong ito.

So, I hope you learned something in this video.

So, sana may natutunan ka sa video na ito.

Anyway, I will see you next video.

Anyway, makikita kita sa susunod na video.

Hello, everyone.

Hello, sa lahat.

In this video, I’m going to talk about how to express ratios in English.

Sa video na ito, pag-uusapan ko kung paano ipahayag ang mga ratio sa Ingles.

It’s quite easy.

Ito ay medyo madali.

Let’s take a look.

Tignan natin.

I have two examples here.

Mayroon akong dalawang halimbawa dito.

The first example is about my party.

Ang unang halimbawa ay tungkol sa aking partido.

I had a party.

may party ako.

Ahhh…these are my guests.

Ahhh...etong mga bisita ko.

One hundred guests.

Isang daang bisita.

Seventy five of my guests were men.

Pitumpu't lima sa mga bisita ko ay mga lalaki.

Twenty-five of my guests were women.

Dalawampu't lima sa mga bisita ko ay mga babae.

So what’s the ratio?

Kaya ano ang ratio?

Well, here it is.

Well, eto na.

So, how would I express the ratio?

Kaya, paano ko ipapakita ang ratio?

Well…ahhh…the simple way is just to say, “three to one”.

Well...ahhh...ang simpleng paraan ay para lang sabihing, "three to one".

“Three to one.”

“Tatlo sa isa.”

The colon here, we always say, “to”.

Ang colon dito, lagi nating sinasabi, "to".

“Three to one.”

“Tatlo sa isa.”

But let’s make a complete and full sentence.

Ngunit gumawa tayo ng isang kumpleto at buong pangungusap.

So I would say, “The ratio of men to women

Kaya sasabihin ko, "Ang ratio ng mga lalaki sa babae

at my party was three to one.”

sa aking party ay tatlo sa isa."

Alright, let’s move on to the next example talking about buttons.

Okay, lumipat tayo sa susunod na halimbawa na pinag-uusapan ang mga button.

I got three red buttons.

Nakakuha ako ng tatlong pulang butones.

Two blue buttons.

Dalawang asul na pindutan.

Six black buttons.

Anim na itim na butones.

Ok, what’s the ratio of buttons?

Ok, ano ang ratio ng mga button?

Ok, we’re going to use three numbers.

Ok, tatlong numero ang gagamitin natin.

And simply, you would say, “three to two to six.”

At simple, sasabihin mo, "tatlo hanggang dalawa hanggang anim."

That’s the ratio of buttons.

Iyan ang ratio ng mga pindutan.

“Three to two to six.”

"Tatlo hanggang dalawa hanggang anim."

Ok, easy.

Ok, madali.

Let’s take a look at a few more examples.

Tingnan natin ang ilan pang halimbawa.

Alright, let’s look at the first ratio example.

Okay, tingnan natin ang unang halimbawa ng ratio.

“The ratio of boys to girls in China is a hundred and ten to one hundred.”

"Ang ratio ng mga lalaki sa mga babae sa China ay isang daan at sampu hanggang isang daan."

“The ratio of boys to girls in China is a hundred and ten to one hundred.”

"Ang ratio ng mga lalaki sa mga babae sa China ay isang daan at sampu hanggang isang daan."

The next example.

Ang susunod na halimbawa.

“There are two apples and three oranges.

“May dalawang mansanas at tatlong dalandan.

The ratio is two to three.”

Ang ratio ay dalawa hanggang tatlo."

“There are two apples and three oranges.

“May dalawang mansanas at tatlong dalandan.

The ratio is two to three.”

Ang ratio ay dalawa hanggang tatlo."

And the last example.

At ang huling halimbawa.

“The ratio of children, teenagers and adults is seven to three to one.”

"Ang ratio ng mga bata, tinedyer at matatanda ay pito hanggang tatlo sa isa."

“The ratio of children, teenagers and adults is seven to three to one.”

"Ang ratio ng mga bata, tinedyer at matatanda ay pito hanggang tatlo sa isa."

Ok, so I hope you have a better understanding of how to express ratios in English.

Ok, kaya sana magkaroon ka ng mas mahusay na pag-unawa sa kung paano ipahayag ang mga ratios sa English.

Uhhh… before we end this video, I just want to talk about expressing scores.

Uhhh… bago natin tapusin ang video na ito, gusto ko lang magsalita tungkol sa pagpapahayag ng mga marka.

Ok…in a game.

Ok...sa isang laro.

So here is a soccer game between Korea and Japan.

Kaya narito ang isang soccer game sa pagitan ng Korea at Japan.

And Korea wins.

At nanalo ang Korea.

They have two goals and Japan only has one goal.

Mayroon silang dalawang layunin at ang Japan ay mayroon lamang isang layunin.

So, “What’s the score?”

Kaya, "Ano ang marka?"

You would just say the same.

Pareho lang sana ang sasabihin mo.

“Two to one.”

"Dalawa sa isa."

“Two to one.”

"Dalawa sa isa."

Alright…

Sige...

That’s easy.

Madali lang yan.

So that’s how you would express a score.

Kaya't kung paano mo ipahayag ang isang marka.

Alright, so that’s it for our ratios and see you next video.

Sige, iyon na lang para sa aming mga ratio at makita ka sa susunod na video.

Hello, again.

Hello ulit.

In this video, we’re going to learn how to express decimal numbers in English.

Sa video na ito, matututunan natin kung paano ipahayag ang mga decimal na numero sa English.

And..

At..

I’ll tell you it’s quite easy.

Sasabihin ko sa iyo na ito ay medyo madali.

let’s look.

tingnan natin.

Now here is the decimal point.

Ngayon narito ang decimal point.

Don’t call it “period”.

Huwag itong tawaging “panahon”.

Don’t call it “dot”.

Huwag itong tawaging “tuldok”.

It’s a “point”.

Ito ay isang "punto".

It’s called the ‘decimal point’.

Ito ay tinatawag na 'decimal point'.

So we would express this number as “one point one”.

Kaya't ipahayag namin ang numerong ito bilang "isang punto ng isa".

Easy.

Madali.

The next number.

Ang susunod na numero.

Ok, we could actually express this number two ways.

Ok, maaari naming aktwal na ipahayag ang bilang dalawang paraan.

“One point twelve.”

"Isang punto labindalawa."

“One point twelve.”

"Isang punto labindalawa."

Or…

O…

“One point one two.”

“Isang punto isa dalawa.”

Ok…

Ok...

The next number.

Ang susunod na numero.

“Four hundred point one.”

"Apat na raang punto isa."

Easy.

Madali.

The next number.

Ang susunod na numero.

Starts with a ‘zero’.

Nagsisimula sa isang 'zero'.

Again, there’s two ways to express this.

Muli, mayroong dalawang paraan upang ipahayag ito.

You could say, “Zero point zero two.”

Maaari mong sabihin, "Zero point zero two."

Or another common way….because it starts with a zero, we just start with the point.

O isa pang karaniwang paraan....dahil nagsisimula ito sa zero, nagsisimula lang tayo sa punto.

So some people say, “Point zero two.”

Kaya't sinasabi ng ilang tao, "I-point zero two."

Ok…

Ok...

Now remember, “zero” can also be called “oh”.

Ngayon tandaan, ang “zero” ay maaari ding tawaging “oh”.

So you could say, “Point oh two.”

Kaya maaari mong sabihin, "Puntos oh dalawa."

The next number here.

Ang susunod na numero dito.

Ok, we have more numbers.

Ok, marami pa tayong numero.

So, “Six point zero three three.”

Kaya, "Anim na punto zero tatlo tatlo."

Or, “Six point oh three three.”

O, "Anim na punto oh tatlo tatlo."

Ok…

Ok...

Ok, let’s move down to the last two numbers here.

Ok, lumipat tayo sa huling dalawang numero dito.

We have “ten point one” and “ten point nine”.

Mayroon tayong “ten point one” at “ten point nine”.

Now, “ten point one” is very close to ‘ten’.

Ngayon, ang "sampung punto ng isa" ay napakalapit sa 'sampu'.

Ok…

Ok...

So, if we change “ten point one”…just change it to only ‘ten’, that’s called

Kaya, kung babaguhin natin ang "sampung punto ng isa"...palitan lang ito ng 'sampu', iyon ay tinatawag na

’round down’.

'round down'.

Ok…

Ok…

“Round down.”

“I-round down.”

So, the closer….’ten point one’ is very close to ‘ten’, so we take away the ‘point

Kaya, ang mas malapit….'sampung punto ng isa' ay napakalapit sa 'sampu', kaya't inaalis namin ang 'punto

one’ and just have ‘ten’.

ng isa' at mayroon lamang 'sampu'.

“Round down.”

“I-round down.”

“Ten point nine” is close…very close to ‘eleven’, so we change ‘ten point

Malapit na ang “Ten point nine”…napakalapit sa 'eleven', kaya't binago namin ang 'ten point

nine’ to ‘eleven’.

nine' sa 'eleven'.

That situation is called “round up”.

Ang sitwasyong iyon ay tinatawag na "round up".

Ok, so changing “ten point nine” to ‘eleven’; round up.

Ok, kaya ang pagbabago ng "sampung punto siyam" sa 'labing-isa'; bilugan.

‘Ten point one’ to ‘ten’; round down.

'Sampung punto ng isa' hanggang 'sampu'; bilog pababa.

Alright…

Sige...

So, I hope you understand how to use the decimal point.

Kaya, sana naiintindihan mo kung paano gamitin ang decimal point.

And I hope you understand ’round up’ and ’round down’.

At sana maintindihan mo ang 'round up' at 'round down'.

Let’s take a look at a few examples.

Tingnan natin ang ilang halimbawa.

Alright, the first example.

Sige, ang unang halimbawa.

“There are two point two grams of fat in this food.”

"Mayroong dalawang punto ng dalawang gramo ng taba sa pagkain na ito."

“There are two point two grams of fat in this food.”

"Mayroong dalawang punto ng dalawang gramo ng taba sa pagkain na ito."

The next example.

Ang susunod na halimbawa.

“I got ninety-nine point nine out of one hundred points on the test.”

"Nakakuha ako ng siyamnapu't siyam na punto siyam sa isang daang puntos sa pagsusulit."

“I got ninety-nine point nine out of one hundred points on the test.”

"Nakakuha ako ng siyamnapu't siyam na punto siyam sa isang daang puntos sa pagsusulit."

And the last example.

At ang huling halimbawa.

“My brother is one hundred and fifty point five centimeters tall.

"Ang aking kapatid ay isang daan at limampu't limang sentimetro ang taas.

“My brother is one hundred and fifty point five centimeters tall.

"Ang aking kapatid ay isang daan at limampu't limang sentimetro ang taas.

Alright, I hope you have a better understanding of how to use a decimal point.

Okay, umaasa ako na mayroon kang mas mahusay na pag-unawa sa kung paano gumamit ng decimal point.

Before we go, I’m going to talk about the other ‘points’ that we might see in English.

Bago tayo pumunta, pag-uusapan ko ang iba pang mga 'puntos' na maaari nating makita sa Ingles.

Now up here, …ahh…we have a point here, but we don’t say “point”.

Ngayon sa itaas, …ahh...may punto tayo dito, ngunit hindi natin sinasabing “punto”.

Ok…

Ok...

Here, it’s going to be “dot”.

Dito, ito ay magiging "tuldok".

Ok, we use ‘dot’ for the internet.

Ok, ginagamit namin ang 'tuldok' para sa internet.

Ok…

Ok...

So, if your using e-mail it’s “dot com”.

Kaya, kung gumagamit ka ng e-mail ito ay "dot com".

Or…”W-w-w dot gogoteacher dot com.”

O…”Www dot gogoteacher dot com.”

Ok, so on the internet, we always say “dot”.

Ok, kaya sa internet, palagi naming sinasabi ang "tuldok".

So, “robin at gogoteacher dot com.”

Kaya, "robin sa gogoteacher dot com."

Now here is a sentence and we have another point.

Ngayon narito ang isang pangungusap at mayroon tayong isa pang punto.

Ok…

Ok...

In the sentence, this is called a “period”.

Sa pangungusap, ito ay tinatawag na "panahon".

Ok…

Ok...

This is a ‘dot’.

Ito ay isang 'tuldok'.

This is a ‘period’.

Ito ay isang 'panahon'.

Ok, so we call that a “period”.

Ok, kaya tinatawag namin iyon na isang "panahon".

And looking at money…

At tumitingin sa pera...

Ok, we’re going to study money in another video.

Ok, pag-aaralan natin ang pera sa isa pang video.

But quickly, if we were reading this money, we wouldn’t say “dot” and we wouldn’t

Ngunit mabilis, kung binabasa namin ang perang ito, hindi namin sasabihin ang "tuldok" at hindi namin

say “point”.

sasabihin ang "punto".

Actually, in money, we say, “One dollar ‘and’ twenty-one cents.”

Sa totoo lang, sa pera, sinasabi natin, "Isang dolyar 'at' dalawampu't isang sentimo."

So, in money, don’t say, “One point twenty-one dollars.”

Kaya, sa pera, huwag sabihin, "Isang punto dalawampu't isang dolyar."

Very strange.

Napaka-kakaiba.

This is “One dollar ‘and’ twenty-one cents.”

Ito ay "Isang dolyar 'at' dalawampu't isang sentimo."

Alright and also, you know, in Korean you say jeom, but in English, this point is called

Sige, at alam mo, sa Korean sinasabi mong jeom, ngunit sa English, ang puntong ito ay tinatawag

a “mole”.

na "mole".

Ok…

Ok...

So you have, ‘dot’, ‘period’, ‘and’, ‘mole’.

Kaya mayroon kang, 'tuldok', 'panahon', 'at', 'mole'.

They all have different names.

Lahat sila ay may iba't ibang pangalan.

Ahh…be careful.

Ahh... ingat ka.

Don’t say the wrong name.

Huwag sabihin ang maling pangalan.

Alright, I hope this video helps you.

Sige, sana makatulong sa iyo ang video na ito.

See you next time.

See you next time.

Ok, in this video, we are going to talk about how to express percentages in English.

Ok, sa video na ito, pag-uusapan natin kung paano ipahayag ang mga porsyento sa Ingles.

And I’m going to tell you, it is very very easy.

At sasabihin ko sa iyo, ito ay napakadali.

So, this is going to be a short video.

Kaya, ito ay magiging isang maikling video.

Let’s take a look.

Tignan natin.

Ok, so here are some example numbers.

Ok, kaya narito ang ilang mga halimbawang numero.

And this is called the ‘percent’ sign.

At ito ay tinatawag na 'porsiyento' na tanda.

Ok, so that’s called the ‘percent’ sign.

Ok, kaya iyon ay tinatawag na 'porsiyento' na tanda.

And we read the first number as “one percent”.

At binasa namin ang unang numero bilang "isang porsyento".

Ok, very easy.

Ok, napakadali.

“One percent.”

"Isang porsyento."

The next number.

Ang susunod na numero.

“One hundred percent.”

"Isang daang porsyento."

“One hundred percent.”

"Isang daang porsyento."

Let’s put a decimal point there.

Maglagay tayo ng decimal point doon.

So, this is “one point one percent”.

Kaya, ito ay "isang punto isang porsyento".

“One point one percent.”

"Isang punto isang porsyento."

The next number.

Ang susunod na numero.

“One hundred and one percent.”

"Isang daan at isang porsyento."

Ok…

Ok...

And the last example.

At ang huling halimbawa.

“Sixty percent of twelve is equal to seven point four four.”

"Animnapung porsyento ng labindalawa ay katumbas ng pitong punto apat na apat."

“Sixty percent of twelve is equal…

"Animnapung porsyento ng labindalawa ay katumbas... pitong punto apat na apat."

seven point four four.”

Alright, so that’s how you express ‘percent’.

Okay, kaya ganyan mo ipahayag ang 'porsiyento'.

Let’s look at a few example sentences.

Tingnan natin ang ilang halimbawa ng mga pangungusap.

Alright, the first example…

Okay, ang unang halimbawa…

“I got sixty-five percent on my test.”

"Nakatanggap ako ng animnapu't limang porsyento sa aking pagsusulit."

“I got sixty-five percent on my test.”

"Nakakuha ako ng animnapu't limang porsyento sa aking pagsusulit."

The next example.

Ang susunod na halimbawa.

“I lost two percent of my body fat.”

"Nawala ko ang dalawang porsyento ng taba ng aking katawan."

“I lost two percent of my body fat.”

"Nawala ko ang dalawang porsyento ng taba ng aking katawan."

And the last example.

At ang huling halimbawa.

“I agree one hundred percent.”

"Sumasang-ayon ako isang daang porsyento."

“I agree one hundred percent.”

"Sumasang-ayon ako isang daang porsyento."

Ok, so you saw some example of how to use ‘percent’.

Ok, kaya nakakita ka ng ilang halimbawa kung paano gamitin ang 'porsiyento'.

I’m sure you’re already a master on how to use ‘percent’.

Sigurado akong master ka na sa paggamit ng 'percent'.

It’s very easy.

Ito ay napakadali.

Ahh…until next video, ….see you.

Ahh…hanggang sa susunod na video, ….see you.

Hello, everyone.

Hello, sa lahat.

In this video, we are going to talk about expressing American money.

Sa video na ito, pag-uusapan natin ang tungkol sa pagpapahayag ng pera ng Amerika.

Ok…

Ok...

So if you travel to America, or other countries, uhh…you need to know how to express American

Kaya kung maglalakbay ka sa America, o sa ibang mga bansa, uhh...kailangan mong malaman kung paano ipahayag ang

money or dollars or cents.

pera ng Amerika o dolyar o sentimo.

Ok…

Ok...

Now, let’s take a look at the kinds of money they have.

Ngayon, tingnan natin ang mga uri ng pera na mayroon sila.

They have, of course, coins and bills.

Siyempre, mayroon silang mga barya at perang papel.

Ahh…first, let’s talk about the coins.

Ahh…una, pag-usapan natin ang mga barya.

Now, they have four coins.

Ngayon, mayroon silang apat na barya.

Alright…

Sige...

And this is how much the coins are worth.

At ganito ang halaga ng mga barya.

So, let’s talk about how to express this in English, first.

Kaya, pag-usapan muna natin kung paano ito ipahayag sa Ingles.

So, how much is this?

So, magkano ito?

And how much is this?

At magkano ito?

Well, this and this…they’re the same amount.

Well, ito at ito...magkapareho sila ng halaga.

Ok, this is ‘one cent’…and this is also ‘one cent’.

Ok, ito ay 'isang sentimo'...at ito rin ay 'isang sentimo'.

Ok…

Ok...

That’s the smallest amount of American money.

Iyan ang pinakamaliit na halaga ng pera ng Amerika.

‘One cent’.

'Isang sentimo'.

Alright, so their ‘coin’, they have a ‘one cent’ coin.

Sige, kaya ang kanilang 'coin', mayroon silang 'one cent' coin.

And the one cent coin is called a ‘penny’.

At ang isang sentimo na barya ay tinatawag na 'penny'.

Ok…

Ok...

The one cent coin.. a ‘penny’.

Ang isang sentimo na barya.. isang 'penny'.

Let’s move on.

Mag-move on na tayo.

This is ‘five cents’.

Ito ay 'five cents'.

Again, this and this…same amount of money.

Muli, ito at ito...parehong halaga ng pera.

‘Five cents’.

'Limang sentimo'.

‘Five cents’.

'Limang sentimo'.

‘Five cents’.

'Limang sentimo'.

They have a five cent coin.

Mayroon silang limang sentimo na barya.

The five cent coin is called a ‘nickel’.

Ang limang sentimo na barya ay tinatawag na 'nickel'.

A nickel.

Isang nickel.

Ok…

Ok...

The next coin.

Ang susunod na barya.

This is ‘ten cents’.

Ito ay 'sampung sentimo'.

Again, ‘ten cents’.

Muli, 'sampung sentimo'.

‘Ten cents’.

'Sampung sentimo'.

We can write it both ways.

Maaari naming isulat ito sa parehong paraan.

They have a ten cent coin.

Mayroon silang sampung sentimo na barya.

It’s called a ‘dime’.

Tinatawag itong 'dime'.

A dime.

Isang barya.

Alright…

Sige...

And the last coin is ‘twenty-five cents’.

At ang huling barya ay 'twenty-five cents'.

‘Twenty-five cents’.

'Dalawampu't limang sentimo'.

‘Twenty-five cents’.

'Dalawampu't limang sentimo'.

And they call the twenty-five cent coin a ‘quarter’.

At tinatawag nilang 'quarter' ang twenty-five cent coin.

A quarter.

Isang-kapat.

Alright…

Sige...

Now, to get to one dollar, you need one hundred cents.

Ngayon, para makakuha ng isang dolyar, kailangan mo ng isang daang sentimo.

Ok, one hundred cents makes one dollar.

Ok, ang isang daang sentimo ay kumikita ng isang dolyar.

So if you have four quarters, you have one dollar.

Kaya kung mayroon kang apat na quarter, mayroon kang isang dolyar.

If you have ten dimes, that’s the same as a dollar.

Kung mayroon kang sampung dimes, iyon ay kapareho ng isang dolyar.

If you have twenty nickels, that’s the same as a dollar.

Kung mayroon kang dalawampung nickel, iyon ay pareho sa isang dolyar.

And how many…how many one cent pennies do you need?

At ilan…ilang isang sentimo ang kailangan mo?

How many pennies?

Ilang pennies?

Well, you need one hundred pennies to make a dollar.

Well, kailangan mo ng isang daang pennies para kumita ng isang dolyar.

Ok…

Ok...

Let’s move on to the bills.

Lumipat tayo sa mga bayarin.

Ok, so they use six main bills.

Ok, kaya gumamit sila ng anim na pangunahing bill.

Ok…

Ok...

The one dollar bill.

Ang isang dollar bill.

The five dollar bill.

Ang limang dolyar na bill.

The ten dollar bill.

Ang sampung dolyar na kuwenta.

The twenty dollar bill.

Ang dalawampung dolyar na kuwenta.

The fifty dollar bill.

Ang fifty dollar bill. at ang isang daang dolyar na perang papel.

and the one hundred dollar bill.

Again, the bills, that’s the paper money.

Again, yung mga bills, yung papel na pera.

They have six main ones.

Mayroon silang anim na pangunahing.

Alright, so that is the coins, that is the bills.

Okay, so that is the coins, that is the bills.

Let’s do some practice on how to express the money.

Magsanay tayo kung paano ipahayag ang pera.

Ok, so to express American money let’s look at these numbers, first.

Ok, para ipahayag ang pera ng Amerika, tingnan muna natin ang mga numerong ito.

Ok, we’ll start off easy.

Ok, magsisimula tayo nang madali.

Now, of course, this is “one dollar”.

Ngayon, siyempre, ito ay "isang dolyar".

“One dollar”.

"Isang dolyar".

And we should use “dollar”.

At dapat nating gamitin ang "dollar".

“One dollar”.

"Isang dolyar".

But let’s move on to ‘ten’.

Ngunit lumipat tayo sa 'sampu'.

“Ten dollars”.

"Sampung dolyar".

“Ten dollars”.

"Sampung dolyar".

You can hear this ‘s’ now.

Maririnig mo na ito ngayon.

Ok, you have to be very careful with the plural ‘s’.

Ok, kailangan mong maging maingat sa pangmaramihang 's'.

It’s very important.

Napakahalaga nito.

So, we have “one dollar.”

Kaya, mayroon kaming "isang dolyar."

But, “two dollars.”

Ngunit, "dalawang dolyar."

“Three dollars.”

"Tatlong dolyar."

“Ten dollars.”

"Sampung dolyar."

Ok, make sure you have the ‘s’.

Ok, siguraduhing mayroon kang 's'.

It’s so important.

Napakahalaga nito.

Alright…

Sige...

Never say “ten dollar.”

Huwag kailanman sabihin ang "sampung dolyar."

Ok, that sounds very strange and stupid.

Ok, mukhang kakaiba at tanga.

Ok, it’s “ten dollars.”

Ok, ito ay "sampung dolyar."

“Ten dollars.”

"Sampung dolyar."

make sure you have that ‘s’.

siguraduhin mong mayroon kang 's'.

So, “Ten dollars.”

Kaya, "Sampung dolyar."

“One hundred dollars.”

"Isang daang dolyar."

“One thousand dollars.”

"Isang libong dolyar."

“Ten thousand dollars.”

"Sampung libong dolyar."

“One hundred thousand dollars.”

"Isang daang libong dolyar."

“One million dollars.”

"Isang milyong dolyar."

So one more time.

Kaya isang beses pa.

“One dollar.”

"Isang dolyar."

“Ten dollars.”

"Sampung dolyar."

“One hundred dollars.”

"Isang daang dolyar."

“One thousand dollars.”

"Isang libong dolyar."

“Ten thousand dollars.”

"Sampung libong dolyar."

“One hundred thousand dollars.”

"Isang daang libong dolyar."

“One million dollars.”

"Isang milyong dolyar."

Ok…

Ok...

Let’s move on to some more difficult use of American money.

Lumipat tayo sa ilang mas mahirap na paggamit ng pera ng Amerika.

Alright, so these examples are a little more difficult.

Okay, kaya ang mga halimbawang ito ay medyo mas mahirap.

But it helps us understand how to express American money.

Ngunit nakakatulong ito sa amin na maunawaan kung paano ipahayag ang pera ng Amerika.

Alright, let’s look at the first number.

Sige, tingnan natin ang unang numero.

Of course, this is “six dollars”.

Siyempre, ito ay "anim na dolyar".

“Six dollars.”

"Anim na dolyar."

And the second one is the same.

At ang pangalawa ay pareho.

Ok…

Ok...

Don’t be confused by this.

Huwag malito dito.

This is six dol…actually this means “six dollars…” and there’s no cents.

Ito ay anim na dolyar…ang ibig sabihin nito ay “anim na dolyar…” at walang sentimo.

So, you could write ‘six dollars’ like this or you could write ‘six dollars’

Kaya, maaari kang sumulat ng 'anim na dolyar' tulad nito o maaari kang sumulat ng 'anim na dolyar'

like this.

tulad nito.

It means the same.

Pareho ang ibig sabihin nito.

Alright…

Sige...

Let’s move on.

Ituloy natin.

Now we have ‘cents’.

Ngayon ay mayroon kaming 'cents'.

Now, it gets difficult.

Ngayon, nagiging mahirap.

Listen carefully.

Makinig nang mabuti.

So, I’m going to read this number as “six dollars and thirty-one cents”.

Kaya, babasahin ko ang numerong ito bilang "anim na dolyar at tatlumpu't isang sentimo".

Ok…

Ok...

Don’t say “point”.

Huwag sabihing “punto”.

Don’t say “dot”.

Huwag sabihing “tuldok”.

We’re going to use “and”.

Gagamitin natin ang "at".

“Six dollars and thirty-one cents.”

"Anim na dolyar at tatlumpu't isang sentimo."

Alright…

Sige...

Now, there’s another way to express this money.

Ngayon, may isa pang paraan para ipahayag ang perang ito.

A quicker way.

Isang mas mabilis na paraan.

So, as I said, “six dollars and thirty-one cents”.

Kaya, tulad ng sinabi ko, "anim na dolyar at tatlumpu't isang sentimo".

But the quicker way..uhh..an American might say, just…”six thirty-one”.

Pero ang mas mabilis na paraan..uhh..maaaring sabihin ng isang Amerikano, basta…”six thirty-one”.

“How much is it?”

“Magkano ito?”

“Six thirty-one.”

"Six thirty-one."

Ok…

Ok...

So you got to be careful.

Kaya kailangan mong mag-ingat.

There’s actually two ways.

May dalawang paraan talaga.

“Six dollars and thirty-one cents.”

"Anim na dolyar at tatlumpu't isang sentimo."

Or the quick way: “Six thirty-one.”

O ang mabilis na paraan: "Anim tatlumpu't isa."

Alright, let’s look at the next one.

Sige, tingnan natin ang susunod.

“How much is it?”

“Magkano ito?”

“Nine dollars and ninety-nine cents.”

"Nine dollars at ninety-nine cents."

And, of course, the quick way: “Nine ninety-nine.”

At, siyempre, ang mabilis na paraan: "Nine ninety-nine."

“Nine ninety-nine.”

"Nine ninety-nine."

Alright, let’s move on.

Sige, magpatuloy tayo.

“Twenty-two dollars and fifty cents.”

"Dalawampu't dalawang dolyar at limampung sentimo."

“Twenty-two dollars and fifty cents.”

"Dalawampu't dalawang dolyar at limampung sentimo."

And the quick way: “Twenty-two fifty.”

At ang mabilis na paraan: "Dalawampu't dalawa limampu."

“Twenty-two fifty.”

"Dalawampu't dalawa limampu."

Alright…bigger number here.

Sige...mas malaking numero dito.

“One hundred and seventeen dollars and thirty-two cents.”

"Isang daan at labimpitong dolyar at tatlumpu't dalawang sentimo."

“One hundred and seventeen dollars and thirty-two cents.”

"Isang daan at labimpitong dolyar at tatlumpu't dalawang sentimo."

Or the quick way: “One seventeen thirty-two.”

O ang mabilis na paraan: "Isa labing pito at tatlumpu't dalawa."

Alright, and the last amount…very big number.

Sige, at ang huling halaga...napakalaking numero.

There’s no quick way for this number.

Walang mabilis na paraan para sa numerong ito.

Alright, it’s a lot of money.

Sige, maraming pera.

“One million two hundred and thirty thousand six hundred and eighty seven dollars and sixteen

"Isang milyon dalawang daan at tatlumpung libo anim na raan at walumpu't pitong dolyar at labing anim

cents.”

na sentimo."

“One million two hundred and thirty thousand six hundred and eighty seven dollars and sixteen

"Isang milyon dalawang daan at tatlumpung libo anim na raan at walumpu't pitong dolyar at labing anim

cents.”

na sentimo."

Ok…

Ok...

That’s how we express American money.

Ganyan namin ipinapahayag ang pera ng Amerika.

Let’s see how you will do on the test.

Tingnan natin kung paano mo gagawin sa pagsusulit.

Ok, so we’re going to d…we’re going to try a quick test.

Ok, kaya pupunta kami sa d…susubukan namin ang isang mabilis na pagsubok.

Take out a pen and paper.

Kumuha ng panulat at papel.

And I’m going to say American money and you should write down what you hear.

At sasabihin ko ang pera ng Amerika at dapat mong isulat ang iyong naririnig.

Alright, question number one.

Sige, tanong number one.

“Seven dollars.”

"Pitong dolyar."

“Seven dollars.”

"Pitong dolyar."

Ok, should look like this.

Ok, dapat ganito ang hitsura.

Question two.

Tanong dalawa.

“One hundred and twenty dollars.”

"Isang daan at dalawampung dolyar."

“One hundred and twenty dollars.”

"Isang daan at dalawampung dolyar."

Ok, looks like this.

Ok, mukhang ganito.

Question three.

Ikatlong tanong.

“Seventy-five thousand dollars.”

"Pitumpu't limang libong dolyar."

“Seventy-five thousand dollars.”

"Pitumpu't limang libong dolyar."

Ok, like this.

Ok, ganito.

Question four.

Tanong apat.

“One hundred and thirty-four thousand three hundred dollars.”

"Isang daan at tatlumpu't apat na libo tatlong daang dolyar."

“One hundred and thirty-four thousand three hundred dollars.”

"Isang daan at tatlumpu't apat na libo tatlong daang dolyar."

Should look like this.

Dapat ganito ang hitsura.

Question five.

Limang tanong.

“One million nine hundred thousand dollars.”

"Isang milyon siyam na raang libong dolyar."

“One million nine hundred thousand dollars.”

"Isang milyon siyam na raang libong dolyar."

Question six.

Ika-anim na tanong.

“Thirty-four cents.”

"Thirty-four cents."

“Thirty-four cents.”

"Thirty-four cents."

Ok, looks like this.

Ok, mukhang ganito.

Question seven.

Ikapitong tanong.

“Twenty-three dollars sixty-seven cents.”

"Dalawampu't tatlong dolyar animnapu't pitong sentimo."

“Twenty-three dollars sixty-seven cents.”

"Dalawampu't tatlong dolyar animnapu't pitong sentimo."

Ok, looks like this.

Ok, mukhang ganito.

Question eight.

Tanong walo.

“Five hundred and forty-seven dollars fifty cents.”

"Limang daan at apatnapu't pitong dolyar limampung sentimo."

“Five hundred and forty-seven dollars fifty cents.”

"Limang daan at apatnapu't pitong dolyar limampung sentimo."

Ok, like this.

Ok, ganito.

Question nine.

Siyam na tanong.

“Twelve thousand eight hundred dollars and thirty-four cents.”

"Labindalawang libo walong daang dolyar at tatlumpu't apat na sentimo."

“Twelve thousand eight hundred dollars and thirty-four cents.”

"Labindalawang libo walong daang dolyar at tatlumpu't apat na sentimo."

Ok, looks like this.

Ok, mukhang ganito.

Question ten.

Ikasampung tanong.

“One million one hundred eleven thousand one hundred eleven dollars and eleven cents.”

"Isang milyon isang daan labing isang libo isang daan labing isang dolyar at labing isang sentimo."

“One million one hundred eleven thousand one hundred eleven dollars and eleven cents.”

"Isang milyon isang daan labing isang libo isang daan labing isang dolyar at labing isang sentimo."

Wow, big number.

Wow, malaking numero.

Very difficult.

Napakahirap.

How did you do on the test?

Paano mo ginawa sa pagsusulit?

I hope you did well.

Sana nagawa mo nang maayos.

I know it’s difficult to listen to American money, but you must know it.

Alam kong mahirap makinig sa pera ng Amerika, pero dapat alam mo ito.

Ok…

Ok...

It’s very important to hear the right amount of money.

Napakahalagang marinig ang tamang halaga ng pera.

Alright…

Sige...

We have this question, again.

Mayroon kaming tanong na ito, muli.

Ok, we did this with the Korean money and how to express it in Korean money.

Ok, ginawa namin ito gamit ang Korean money at kung paano ito ipahayag sa Korean money.

We’re going to do it again, but we’re going to express in American money.

Uulitin natin ito, ngunit ipahahayag natin sa pera ng Amerika.

Ok…

Ok...

So, “How much is it?”

Kaya, "Magkano ito?"

And, “It’s about…”

At, "Ito ay tungkol sa..."

What’s the American money price?

Ano ang presyo ng pera sa Amerika?

Same items.

Parehong mga item.

Let’s look at the pen.

Tingnan natin ang panulat.

“How much is a pen?”

"Magkano ang isang panulat?"

“Well, a pen is about a dollar.”

"Buweno, ang isang panulat ay halos isang dolyar."

Ok…

Ok...

So, “It’s about a dollar.”

Kaya, "Ito ay halos isang dolyar."

And the second one, soju, again, I’m going into Family Mart…I buy the bottle of soju.

At ang pangalawa, soju, muli, pupunta ako sa Family Mart...Bilhin ko ang bote ng soju.

“How much is it?”

“Magkano ito?”

“Well, it’s about one dollar and twenty-five cents.”

"Buweno, ito ay halos isang dolyar at dalawampu't limang sentimo."

“It’s about one dollar and twenty-five cents.”

"Ito ay halos isang dolyar at dalawampu't limang sentimo."

Or…

O kaya...

“It’s about one twenty-five.”

“Ito ay humigit-kumulang isa dalawampu’t lima.”

Ok, the Galaxy Note.

Ok, ang Galaxy Note.

Ya, very expensive mobile phone.

Oo, napakamahal na mobile phone.

“How much is it?”

“Magkano ito?”

“Well, it’s about eight hundred to nine hundred dollars.”

"Buweno, ito ay mga walong daan hanggang siyam na raang dolyar."

Ok, “It’s about eight hundred or nine hundred dollars.”

Ok, “Ito ay humigit-kumulang walong daan o siyam na raang dolyar.”

The KIA Morning.

Ang KIA Morning.

The car.

Ang kotse.

“How much is it?”

“Magkano ito?”

“Well, it’s about fourteen thousand dollars.”

"Buweno, ito ay mga labing-apat na libong dolyar."

“It’s about fourteen thousand dollars.”

"Ito ay halos labing-apat na libong dolyar."

And the Kangnam apartment…

At ang Kangnam apartment…

“How much is it?”

“Magkano ito?”

Ok, very expensive.

Ok, sobrang mahal.

The Kangnam apartment..

Ang Kangnam apartment.. siguro nasa “isang milyong dolyar” iyon.

maybe that’s around “a million dollars”.

Ok, very expensive.

Ok, sobrang mahal.

A lot of money.

Maraming pera.

“It’s about a million dollars.”

"Ito ay halos isang milyong dolyar."

Alright…

Sige...

I hope you have a good understanding of American Money and how to express it in English.

Umaasa ako na mayroon kang mahusay na pag-unawa sa American Money at kung paano ito ipahayag sa Ingles.

Uhh…be careful not to make a mistake with American money.

Uhh...mag-ingat na huwag magkamali sa pera ng Amerika.

You don’t want to make anyone angry.

Hindi mo gustong magalit ang sinuman.

Alright…

Sige...

That’s it for this video.

Iyon lang para sa video na ito.

See you next time.

See you next time.

Hello, everyone.

Hello, sa lahat.

In this video, we’re going to talk about basic calendar expression.

Sa video na ito, pag-uusapan natin ang tungkol sa pangunahing pagpapahayag ng kalendaryo.

Ok, so it’s a very easy video.

Ok, kaya ito ay isang napakadaling video.

You probably already know a lot of these expressions.

Marahil marami ka nang alam sa mga ekspresyong ito.

Of course, this is a calendar.

Siyempre, ito ay isang kalendaryo.

Ok, and we need to know the expressions about the calendar.

Ok, at kailangan nating malaman ang mga expression tungkol sa kalendaryo.

So, one the board I have the main ones here.

Kaya, isa sa board mayroon akong mga pangunahing dito.

So the first one, of course, is ‘one day’.

Kaya ang una, siyempre, ay 'isang araw'.

And we…instead of ‘one day’, we could just say “a; a day”.

At tayo…sa halip na 'isang araw', masasabi lang natin na “a; isang araw".

So on your calendar that is just one day; a day.

Kaya sa iyong kalendaryo na isang araw lang; isang araw.

Next, we have seven days…makes a week.

Susunod, mayroon kaming pitong araw…bumubuo ng isang linggo.

Ok, so ‘one week’.

Ok, kaya 'isang linggo'.

And, of course, “a month”.

At, siyempre, "isang buwan".

Ok…

Ok...

So ‘a month’ a little bit difficult to pronounce.

Kaya medyo mahirap bigkasin ang 'isang buwan'.

“A month.”

"Isang buwan."

“A month.”

"Isang buwan."

Your tongue has to come out a little bit.

Kailangang lumabas ng kaunti ang iyong dila.

“A month.”

"Isang buwan."

“A month.”

"Isang buwan."

So, ‘a day’, ‘a week’, ‘a month’.

Kaya, 'isang araw', 'isang linggo', 'isang buwan'.

And, of course, the full calendar…twelve months…that is ‘a year’.

At, siyempre, ang buong kalendaryo…labindalawang buwan…iyon ay 'isang taon'.

Ok…

Ok...

So, ‘a day’, ‘a week’, ‘a month’ and ‘a year’.

Kaya, 'isang araw', 'isang linggo', 'isang buwan' at 'isang taon'.

Those are the easy ones.

Yan ang mga madali.

Let’s get on to bigger…bigger time.

Pumunta tayo sa mas malaki...mas malaking oras.

The next one here is ‘a decade’.

Ang susunod dito ay 'isang dekada'.

Ok, what is ‘a decade’?

Ok, ano ang 'isang dekada'?

Well, ‘a decade’ is ten years.

Well, ang 'isang dekada' ay sampung taon.

Ok…

Ok...

Ten years is a decade, so you might buy a car every decade.

Ang sampung taon ay isang dekada, kaya maaari kang bumili ng kotse bawat dekada.

Ok, every ten years.

Ok, tuwing sampung taon.

After ‘a decade’, we have ‘a century’.

Pagkatapos ng 'isang dekada', mayroon tayong 'isang siglo'.

‘A century’ is one hundred years.

Ang 'isang siglo' ay isang daang taon.

Ok…

Ok...

And, of course, we live in the twenty-first century.

At, siyempre, nabubuhay tayo sa ikadalawampu't isang siglo.

And ‘a century’, we have ‘a millennium’. uhhh…very difficult to spell.

At 'isang siglo', mayroon tayong 'isang milenyo'.

uhhh...napakahirap baybayin.

“A millennium.”

"Isang milenyo."

‘A millennium’ is one thousand years.

Ang 'isang milenyo' ay isang libong taon.

Ok…very long time.

Ok... napakatagal.

One thousand years, we would call ‘a millennium’.

Isang libong taon, tatawagin nating 'isang milenyo'.

Ok, after ‘a millennium’ we have something called ‘an eon’.

Ok, pagkatapos ng 'isang milenyo' mayroon tayong tinatawag na 'an eon'.

Ok, so notice we’re starting with ‘e’, so we have to use ‘an’.

Ok, kaya pansinin na nagsisimula tayo sa 'e', ​​kaya kailangan nating gumamit ng 'an'.

‘An eon’.

'Isang taon'.

How long is ‘an eon’?

Gaano katagal ang 'an eon'?

Well, there is no exact time of ‘an eon’.

Well, walang eksaktong oras ng 'an eon'.

‘An eon’ just means a very very long time.

Ang ibig sabihin ng 'An eon' ay napakahabang panahon.

Ok…

Ok...

So.. example…the dinosaurs…they lived on the planet eons ago.

Kaya.. halimbawa...ang mga dinosaur...nabuhay sila sa planeta ilang taon na ang nakalipas.

Ok, so it just means a very very long time.

Ok, ibig sabihin lang nito ay napakahabang panahon.

So this is not exact.

Kaya hindi ito eksakto.

Ok…

Ok...

So, probably, of course, the first are the easiest and they’re the most important.

Kaya, malamang, siyempre, ang una ang pinakamadali at sila ang pinakamahalaga.

The ‘decade’, ‘century’, ‘millennium’ and ‘eon’, ok, you’re not going to hear

Ang 'dekada', 'siglo', 'millennium' at 'eon', ok, hindi mo masyadong maririnig

those too much.

ang mga iyon.

Ok, just I’m teaching them so you know.

Ok, tinuturuan ko lang sila para malaman mo.

But you should know the first four.

Ngunit dapat mong malaman ang unang apat.

Ok…

Ok...

So, let’s take a look at a few examples.

Kaya, tingnan natin ang ilang halimbawa.

Ok, here are a few examples.

Ok, narito ang ilang mga halimbawa.

The first one.

Ang una.

“There are twenty-four hours in a day.”

"May dalawampu't apat na oras sa isang araw."

“There are twenty-four hours in a day.”

"May dalawampu't apat na oras sa isang araw."

Next example…

Susunod na halimbawa…

“There are seven days in a week.”

"May pitong araw sa isang linggo."

“There are seven days in a week.”

"Mayroong pitong araw sa isang linggo."

The next example…

Ang susunod na halimbawa…

“There are about four weeks in a month.”

"May mga apat na linggo sa isang buwan."

“There are about four weeks in a month.”

"May mga apat na linggo sa isang buwan."

Ok, the next one.

Ok, sa susunod.

“There are three hundred and sixty-five days in a year.”

"May tatlong daan at animnapu't limang araw sa isang taon."

“There are three hundred and sixty-five days in a year.”

"May tatlong daan at animnapu't limang araw sa isang taon."

Alright, the next one.

Sige, sa susunod.

“There are ten years in a decade.”

"May sampung taon sa isang dekada."

“There are ten years in a decade.”

"May sampung taon sa isang dekada."

And the next one.

At ang kasunod.

“There are one hundred years in a century.”

"May isang daang taon sa isang siglo."

“There are one hundred years in a century.”

"May isang daang taon sa isang siglo."

And the last one.

At ang huli.

“There are one thousand years in a millennium.”

"May isang libong taon sa isang milenyo."

“There are one thousand years in a millennium.”

"May isang libong taon sa isang milenyo."

Ok, so I hope you have a better understanding from the examples.

Ok, kaya sana magkaroon ka ng mas mahusay na pag-unawa mula sa mga halimbawa.

So, ‘a day’, ‘a week’, ‘a month’, ‘a year’.

Kaya, 'isang araw', 'isang linggo', 'isang buwan', 'isang taon'.

Those four are the most important for the calendar.

Ang apat na iyon ang pinakamahalaga para sa kalendaryo.

And then the last…the last group here.

At pagkatapos ay ang huling...ang huling grupo dito.

Not so common.

Hindi gaanong karaniwan.

‘A decade’, ‘a century’, you should know.

'Isang dekada', 'isang siglo', dapat mong malaman.

‘Millennium’ and of course ‘an eon’…’an eon’ a very long time.

'Millennium' at siyempre 'an eon'…'an eon' sa napakahabang panahon.

Could be millions of years.

Maaaring milyon-milyong taon.

Alright, so I hope you understand.

Sige, kaya sana maintindihan mo.

That’s it for this video.

Iyon lang para sa video na ito.

Hello, everyone.

Hello, sa lahat.

In this video, we are going to talk about ‘The Days of the Week’.

Sa video na ito, pag-uusapan natin ang tungkol sa 'The Days of the Week'.

Ok, now the days of the week.. you must know…you must remember them.

Ok, ngayon ang mga araw ng linggo.. dapat mong malaman...dapat mong tandaan ang mga ito.

We’re going to talk about the pronunciation, the spelling and the short form.

Pag-uusapan natin ang tungkol sa pagbigkas, pagbabaybay at maikling anyo.

Ok…

Ok...

So, let’s get started.

Kaya, magsimula na tayo.

Here they are.

Nandito na sila.

Of course, there’s only seven days of the week to remember.

Siyempre, pitong araw lang ng linggo ang dapat tandaan.

The first one here…

Ang una dito…

“Monday.”

“Monday.”

Ok, so listen carefully…how I pronounce it.

Ok, kaya makinig kang mabuti...kung paano ko ito bigkasin.

“Monday.”

“Lunes.”

“Monday.”

“Lunes.”

The next one.

Ang susunod.

“Tuesday.”

“Martes.”

“Tuesday.”

“Martes.”

The next one.

Ang susunod.

Ok, this one’s a little difficult.

Ok, medyo mahirap ang isang ito.

“Wednesday.”

“Miyerkules.”

“Wednesday.”

“Miyerkules.”

Ok, what’s the problem?

Okay, anong problema?

Now ‘Wednesday’ has a ‘d’.

Ngayon ang 'Miyerkules' ay may 'd'.

But when we say ‘Wednesday’, uhhh…we don’t say the ‘d’ sound.

Ngunit kapag sinabi naming 'Miyerkules', uhhh...hindi namin sinasabi ang 'd' na tunog.

We don’t say “Wed-nes-day”.

Hindi namin sinasabing “Wed-nes-day”.

Ok…

Ok…

It’s “Wednesday.”

Ngayon ay “Miyerkules.”

So this is “Wednesday.”

Kaya ito ay "Miyerkules."

“Wednesday.”

“Miyerkules.”

Ok…

Ok...

The next one.

Ang susunod.

“Thursday.”

“Huwebes.”

“Thursday.”

“Huwebes.”

Ok, it has a ‘t-h’. “th…th..th.”

Ok, ito ay may 't-h'.

“ika…ika..ika.”

Your tongue has to come out.

Kailangang lumabas ang iyong dila.

“Thursday.”

“Huwebes.”

“Thursday.”

“Huwebes.”

“Thursday.”

“Huwebes.”

Alright…

Sige...

Next one.

Susunod.

“Friday.”

“Biyernes.”

“Friday.”

“Biyernes.”

We have an ‘f’.

May 'f' kami.

“F…F.” Your teeth should touch your lip.

“F…F.” Dapat hawakan ng iyong mga ngipin ang iyong labi.

“Friday.”

“Biyernes.”

“Friday.”

“Biyernes.”

Ok…

Ok…

“Saturday.”

“Sabado.”

“Saturday.”

“Sabado.”

And the last one.

At ang huli.

“Sunday.”

“Linggo.”

“Sunday.”

“Linggo.”

Ok, let’s do them again…very quick.

Ok, gawin natin muli ang mga ito… napakabilis.

“Monday.”

“Lunes.”

“Tuesday.”

“Martes.”

“Wednesday.”

“Miyerkules.”

“Thursday.”

“Huwebes.”

“Friday.”

“Biyernes.”

“Saturday.”

“Sabado.”

“Sunday.”

“Linggo.”

Ok…

Ok...

But I hope you can do them really fast.

Pero sana magawa mo ang mga ito nang mabilis.

Ok, so like “Monday.

Ok, parang “Monday.

Tuesday.

Martes.

Wednesday.

Miyerkules.

Thursday.

Huwebes.

Friday.

Biyernes.

Saturday.

Sabado.

Sunday.”

Linggo.”

Ok…

Ok...

You should practice until you can do it that way.

Dapat kang magsanay hanggang sa magawa mo ito sa ganoong paraan.

Alright, let’s look at the spelling now.

Sige, tingnan natin ang spelling ngayon.

Now the spelling…ok…now they’re very difficult to remember how to spell.

Ngayon ang spelling...ok...ngayon ay napakahirap nilang tandaan kung paano i-spell.

But please, know the correct way of how to spell.

Ngunit mangyaring, alamin ang tamang paraan ng pagbaybay.

So, the first one ‘Monday’.

Kaya, ang unang 'Monday'.

Now, the first letter is always big.

Ngayon, ang unang titik ay palaging malaki.

It’s always a ‘capital’ letter.

Laging 'capital' letter.

The big letter.

Ang malaking sulat.

You must always put the capital.

Dapat lagi mong ilagay ang kapital.

So, ‘Monday’.

Kaya, 'Monday'.

‘Tuesday’, capital ‘T’.

'Martes', capital 'T'.

Capital ‘W’.

Capital 'W'.

Capital ‘T’.

Capital 'T'.

Capital ‘F’…

Capital 'F'...

And these two have the capital ‘S’.

At ang dalawang ito ay may capital na 'S'.

The big ‘S’.

Ang malaking 'S'.

Ok…

Ok...

You always have to make that capital.

Kailangan mong gawin ang capital na iyon palagi.

And the spelling…yeah, as I said, little bit difficult to remember.

At ang spelling...oo, gaya ng sinabi ko, medyo mahirap tandaan.

Ok, you’d have to do some self-study and remember how to spell.

Ok, kailangan mong gumawa ng ilang pag-aaral sa sarili at tandaan kung paano mag-spell.

The short form.

Ang maikling anyo.

‘Monday’.

'Lunes'.

These are the official short form of the days of the week.

Ito ang opisyal na maikling anyo ng mga araw ng linggo.

Again, you need the capital letters.

Muli, kailangan mo ng malalaking titik.

And the ‘period’ at the end.

At ang 'panahon' sa dulo.

Ok…

Ok...

So, ‘m-o-n’ period.

Kaya, 'mo-n' period.

“Tuesday.”

“Martes.”

“Wednesday.”

“Miyerkules.”

“Thurs.”

“Huwebes.”

Ok…

Ok...

This is not very short, ok.. but you need that.

Ito ay hindi masyadong maikli, ok.. ngunit kailangan mo iyon.

That’s considered the official short form.

Iyan ay itinuturing na opisyal na maikling anyo.

“Friday.”

“Biyernes.”

“Saturday.”

“Sabado.”

“Sun.”

“Araw.”

Alright, so that’s the pronunciation, spelling and short form, but before we move on I want

Sige, ganyan ang pronunciation, spelling at short form, pero bago tayo magpatuloy,

to talk about one more thing.

isa pa ang gusto kong pag-usapan.

These days of the week…

Ang mga araw na ito ng linggo…

‘Monday’ to ‘Friday’.

'Lunes' hanggang 'Biyernes'.

Those are called the ‘weekdays’.

Ang mga iyon ay tinatawag na 'weekdays'.

Ok…

Ok…

“Monday.”

“Lunes.”

“Tuesday.”

“Martes.”

“Wednesday.”

“Miyerkules.”

“Thursday.”

“Huwebes.”

“Friday.”

“Biyernes.”

‘Weekdays’.

'Weekdays'.

Ok, those are the working days.

Ok, iyon ang mga araw ng trabaho.

The ‘Weekdays’.

Ang 'Weekdays'.

And, of course, ‘Saturday’ and ‘Sunday’…

At, siyempre, 'Sabado' at 'Linggo'...

That’s the ‘weekend’.

Iyan ang 'weekend'.

Ok…

Ok...

So, ‘Weekdays’.

Kaya, 'Weekdays'.

‘Weekend’.

'Weekend'.

Remember that, also.

Tandaan mo rin yan.

Ok, let’s move on to a few examples.

Ok, lumipat tayo sa ilang mga halimbawa.

Ok, we’re going to talk about three important questions…talking about the day.

Ok, pag-uusapan natin ang tungkol sa tatlong mahahalagang tanong…pag-uusapan ang araw.

And the questions are talking about ‘today’, ‘tomorrow’ and ‘yesterday’.

At ang mga tanong ay tungkol sa 'ngayon', 'bukas' at 'kahapon'.

Let’s take a look at the questions.

Tingnan natin ang mga tanong.

Ok…

Ok...

Now, the first one is very important.

Ngayon, ang una ay napakahalaga.

“What day is today?”

"Anong araw ngayon?"

“What day is today?”

"Anong araw ngayon?"

Now some people, they will say “Which day is today?”

Ngayon ang ilang mga tao, sasabihin nila "Aling araw ngayon?"

Ahh..ok, that’s a little strange.

Ahh..ok, medyo kakaiba.

More common is using “What”.

Mas karaniwan ay ang paggamit ng "Ano".

“What day is today?”

"Anong araw ngayon?"

So, your answer “It’s…”.

Kaya, ang iyong sagot na "Ito ay...".

Ok, your answer should always begin with “It’s…”.

Ok, ang iyong sagot ay dapat palaging nagsisimula sa "Ito ay...".

“What day is today?”

"Anong araw ngayon?"

“It’s Monday.”

“Lunes na.”

Ok…

Ok...

Now, some people don’t use “It’s”.

Ngayon, ang ilang tao ay hindi gumagamit ng “It's”.

“What day is today?”

"Anong araw ngayon?"

“Monday.”

“Lunes.”

Ok…

Ok...

That’s ok.

okay lang.

But, better is using the ‘it’s’.

Ngunit, mas mahusay na gamitin ang 'ito'.

“It’s Monday.”

“Lunes na.”

Ok, that’s grammatically correct.

Ok, tama yan sa gramatika.

That’s a full sentence.

Iyan ay isang buong pangungusap.

“It’s Monday.”

“Lunes na.”

Alright…

Sige...

Let’s look at the next one.

Tingnan natin ang susunod.

“What day is tomorrow?”

"Anong araw bukas?"

Ok, so ‘tomorrow’….in the future.

Ok, kaya 'bukas'...sa hinaharap.

“What day is tomorrow?”

"Anong araw bukas?"

Again, “It’s Tuesday.”

Muli, “Martes na.”

Ok, “What day is tomorrow?”

Ok, "Anong araw bukas?"

“It’s Tuesday.”

“Martes ngayon.”

Now, it is also possible.. because it’s ‘future’, we can say, “What day will

Ngayon, pwede na rin.. kasi 'future', masasabi nating, “Anong araw

be tomorrow?”.

bukas?”.

“It will be Tuesday.”

"Magiging Martes na."

Ok…

Ok…

“What day will be tomorrow?”

“Anong araw bukas?”

“It will be Tuesday.”

"Magiging Martes na."

But actually…that’s ok, but this is more common.

Ngunit sa totoo lang… ok lang iyon, ngunit ito ay mas karaniwan.

“What day is tomorrow?”

"Anong araw bukas?"

It’s easier.

Mas madali.

“What day is tomorrow?”

"Anong araw bukas?"

“It’s Tuesday.”

“Martes ngayon.”

Alright…

Sige...

The last one here.

Ang huli dito.

“What day was yesterday?”

"Anong araw kahapon?"

Ok, ‘yesterday’…in the past.

Ok, 'kahapon'...sa nakaraan.

“What day was yesterday?”

"Anong araw kahapon?"

Ok, we’re using…we’re changing the ‘be’ verb.. ”is”, “is”, to “was”.

Ok, kami ay gumagamit…pinapalitan namin ang 'maging' pandiwa.. "ay", "ay", sa "ay".

Past tense.

Pang nagdaan.

“What day was yesterday?”

"Anong araw kahapon?"

“It was Sunday.”

“Linggo noon.”

“It was Sunday.”

“Linggo noon.”

“What day was yesterday?”

"Anong araw kahapon?"

“It was Sunday.”

“Linggo noon.”

Ok, so again, let’s review.

Ok, kaya muli, suriin natin.

“What day is today?”

"Anong araw ngayon?"

“It’s Monday.”

“Lunes na.”

“What day is tomorrow?”

"Anong araw bukas?"

“It’s Tuesday.”

“Martes ngayon.”

“What day was yesterday?”

"Anong araw kahapon?"

“It was Sunday.”

“Linggo noon.”

Ok…

Ok...

This is the best way to ask and answer these questions.

Ito ang pinakamahusay na paraan upang itanong at sagutin ang mga tanong na ito.

Alright…

Sige...

Let’s move on.

Ituloy natin.

Ok, we’re going to look at three more questions talking about how to express days of the week.

Ok, titingnan natin ang tatlo pang tanong tungkol sa kung paano ipahayag ang mga araw ng linggo.

Now, these questions are not talking about ‘what day is today?’

Ngayon, ang mga tanong na ito ay hindi nagsasalita tungkol sa 'anong araw ngayon?' o 'bukas'

or ‘tomorrow’ or ‘yesterday’.

o 'kahapon'.

These questions are asking about…uhh…some event.

Ang mga tanong na ito ay nagtatanong tungkol sa...uhh...ilang kaganapan.

Ok, something is going to happen on a day.

Ok, may mangyayari sa isang araw.

Ok…

Ok...

And when something is going to happen, on a day, before we say the day, we should always

At kapag may mangyayari, sa isang araw, bago natin sabihin ang araw, dapat nating palaging

use the preposition ‘on’.

gamitin ang pang-ukol na 'on'.

Ok, we need that preposition ‘on’.

Ok, kailangan natin ang pang-ukol na 'on'.

So the first question.

Kaya ang unang tanong.

“When is our date?”

"Kailan ang date natin?"

“When is our meeting?”

"Kailan ang meeting natin?"

Ok, I have to meet you.

Okay, kailangan kitang makilala.

“When is our date?”

"Kailan ang date natin?"

Ok, and you should answer with ‘on’.

Ok, at dapat kang sumagot ng 'on'.

“On Friday.”

"Sa Biyernes."

Ok…

Ok…

“We’re going to meet on Friday.”

“Magkikita tayo sa Biyernes.”

You need that preposition.

Kailangan mo ang pang-ukol na iyon.

This is our event…our meeting.

Ito ang aming kaganapan...ang aming pagpupulong.

When?

Kailan?

“On Friday.”

"Sa Biyernes."

Next question.

Sunod sunod na tanong.

“Which days do we have English class?”

"Anong araw tayo may English class?"

Ok, “Which days do we have English class?”

Ok, “Aling araw tayo may klase sa English?”

Now, this is asking “days”.

Ngayon, ito ay nagtatanong ng "mga araw".

“Which ‘days’ do we have English class?”

"Aling mga 'araw' mayroon tayong klase sa Ingles?"

Well, “On Mondays.”

Well, "Sa Lunes."

Ok, “On Mondays.”

Ok, “Sa Lunes.”

So, the event is English class.

So, English class ang event.

When?

Kailan?

“On Mondays.”

"Tuwing Lunes."

And the last question.

At ang huling tanong.

“When is my homework due?”

"Kailan ang takdang-aralin ko?"

“When is my homework due?”

"Kailan ang takdang-aralin ko?"

“When do I need to give my homework?”

"Kailan ko kailangang ibigay ang aking takdang-aralin?"

That’s the event.

Yun yung event.

“On Wednesday.”

"Sa Miyerkules."

Ok, “On Wednesday.”

Ok, "Sa Miyerkules."

Ok, so when asking questions about ‘what day is today’, ‘tomorrow’ and ‘yesterday’,

Ok, kaya kapag nagtatanong tungkol sa 'anong araw ngayon', 'bukas' at 'kahapon',

you use “it’s”.

ginagamit mo ang "ito na".

But when you’re asking about some event..

Ngunit kapag nagtatanong ka tungkol sa ilang kaganapan.. ok.. may mangyayari sa isang araw...

ok.. something is going to happen on a day…you have to use the preposition ‘on’.

kailangan mong gamitin ang pang-ukol na 'on'.

Alright…

Sige...

Let’s move on.

Ituloy natin.

Ok, we’re at the end of the video, but before we go, I want to talk about some common spelling

Ok, nasa dulo na tayo ng video, pero bago tayo pumunta, gusto kong pag-usapan ang ilang karaniwang

mistakes that my students do.

pagkakamali sa spelling na ginagawa ng mga estudyante ko.

Let’s take a look.

Tignan natin.

Ok, so here are some days of the week, but the spelling is wrong.

Ok, kaya narito ang ilang araw ng linggo, ngunit mali ang spelling.

And the first one is ‘Thuesday’.

At ang una ay 'Huwebes'.

Ok, a lot of my students write ‘Thuesday’.

Ok, marami sa aking mga estudyante ang nagsusulat ng 'Huwebes'.

I don’t know what day ‘Thuesday’ is…uhhh…

Hindi ko alam kung anong araw ang 'Thuesday'...uhhh...

I think they’re confused between ‘Tuesday’ and ‘Thursday’.

Sa tingin ko nalilito sila sa pagitan ng 'Martes' at 'Huwebes'.

And somehow they’re mixing ‘Tuesday’ and ‘Thursday’ for ‘Thuesday’.

At kahit papaano pinaghahalo nila ang 'Martes' at 'Huwebes' para sa 'Thuesday'.

Ok, don’t write ‘Thuesday’.

Ok, huwag isulat ang 'Huwebes'.

There is never a ‘Thuesday’.

Walang 'Huwebes'.

Be careful.

Mag-ingat ka.

Next one.

Ang susunod.

“Wednesday.”

“Miyerkules.”

Ok, so ‘Wednesday’ has a ‘d’, in the spelling there’s a ‘d’.

Ok, so 'Wednesday' may 'd', sa spelling may 'd'.

But, of course, we don’t say “Wed-nes-day”.

Pero, siyempre, hindi natin sinasabing “Wed-nes-day”.

We say “Wednesday.”

Sinasabi namin ang "Miyerkules."

So lots of students spell it as they hear it.

Kaya't maraming mga estudyante ang nagbabaybay nito habang naririnig nila ito.

Ok, you got to be careful.

Okay, kailangan mong mag-ingat.

There is a ‘d’.

May 'd'.

So this ‘Wednesday’, sorry this is wrong.

Kaya ngayong 'Miyerkules', pasensya na mali ito.

No!

Hindi!

Don’t do this.

Huwag gawin ito.

The next one.

Ang susunod.

“Saturday.”

“Sabado.”

Looks good.

Mukhang maayos.

‘Saturday’, but be careful because this is a ‘u’, not an ‘e’.

'Sabado', ngunit mag-ingat dahil ito ay isang 'u', hindi isang 'e'.

“Saturday.”

“Sabado.”

So, don’t spell it with the ‘e’.

Kaya, huwag baybayin ito ng 'e'.

The last two.

Ang huling dalawa.

“Monday” and “Sunday.”

"Lunes" at "Linggo."

‘Monday’.

'Lunes'.

What’s wrong?

anong mali?

Well, the spelling is ok, but there’s too much space here.

Well, ok naman ang spelling, pero sobrang laki ng space dito.

Ok…

Ok...

A lot of students separate the ‘day’.

Maraming estudyante ang naghihiwalay sa 'araw'.

‘Tues…day’.

'Martes...araw'.

‘Wednes…day’.

'Miyerkules...araw'.

They put too much space.

Naglagay sila ng masyadong maraming espasyo.

Ok, it’s one word.

Ok, ito ay isang salita.

It should be very close.

Ito ay dapat na napakalapit.

Be careful.

Mag-ingat ka.

Not too much space.

Hindi masyadong maraming espasyo.

And the last one, ‘Sunday’.

At ang huli, 'Linggo'.

What’s wrong?

anong mali?

Well, as I old you, it always starts with a capital letter.

Well, sa pagtanda ko sa iyo, ito ay palaging nagsisimula sa isang malaking titik.

So, if you write it with a small ‘s’, that’s wrong.

Kaya, kung isusulat mo ito ng maliit na 's', mali iyon.

Ok…

Ok...

Alright, so…

Okay, kaya...

Don’t make these spelling mistakes.

Huwag gumawa ng mga pagkakamali sa spelling na ito.

Ahh..those are the days of the week.

Ahh..yan ang mga araw ng linggo.

You have to remember all seven.

Kailangan mong tandaan ang lahat ng pito.

The pronunciation and the spelling.

Ang pagbigkas at ang pagbabaybay.

Takes some self-study, but I know you can do it.

Kailangan ng ilang pag-aaral sa sarili, ngunit alam kong magagawa mo ito.

Alright…

Sige...

That’s it for this video.

Iyon lang para sa video na ito.

See you next time.

See you next time.

Hello, everyone.

Hello, sa lahat.

In this video, we are going to talk about Months of the Year.

Sa video na ito, pag-uusapan natin ang tungkol sa Mga Buwan ng Taon.

Ok, I know the months of the year are very difficult to pronounce and spell.

Ok, alam kong napakahirap bigkasin at baybayin ang mga buwan ng taon.

There’s twelve of them.

Labindalawa sila.

So, also, very difficult to remember.

Kaya, din, napakahirap tandaan.

Ok…

Ok...

In this video, we are going to focus on pronunciation, spelling and the short form of the month.

Sa video na ito, pagtutuunan natin ng pansin ang pagbigkas, spelling at ang maikling anyo ng buwan.

So, let’s take a look at the first one.

Kaya, tingnan natin ang una.

“January.”

"Enero."

“January.”

"Enero."

Ok, be sure to pronounce that correctly.

Ok, siguraduhing bigkasin iyan ng tama.

“January.”

"Enero."

“January.”

"Enero."

And for the spelling, remember we need a capital ‘J’.

At para sa spelling, tandaan na kailangan natin ng malaking titik na 'J'.

A big ‘J’.

Isang malaking 'J'.

We always need this for each month.

Palagi naming kailangan ito para sa bawat buwan.

The capital letter.

Ang malaking titik.

Ok, so “January.”

Okay, kaya "Enero."

And the short form…’Jan.’.

At ang maikling anyo…'Jan.'.

With a period.

May period.

This is called a period.

Ito ay tinatawag na panahon.

So, ‘Jan.’.

Kaya, 'Jan.'.

Capital letter.

Malaking titik.

Period.

Panahon.

The next month is probably the most difficult month for my students to pronounce and spell.

Ang susunod na buwan ay marahil ang pinakamahirap na buwan para sa aking mga mag-aaral na bigkasin at baybayin.

Ok, they’re always confused with this.

Ok, palagi silang nalilito dito.

Ok, now let’s focus on the ‘F’.

Ok, ngayon tumutok tayo sa 'F'.

This is an ‘F’ sound.

Ito ay isang 'F' na tunog.

“fff.”

“fff.”

Your teeth should touch your lip.

Dapat hawakan ng iyong mga ngipin ang iyong labi.

“fff.”

“fff.”

And this is a ‘b’ sound.

At ito ay isang 'b' na tunog.

“bbb.”

“bbb.”

Ok…

Ok...

So we should think of this as “Fe…”, “Fe…”, “bru…”, “bru…”, “ary…”.

Kaya dapat nating isipin ito bilang "Fe...", "Fe...", "bru...", "bru...", "ary...".

“Fe..bru..ary.”

“Fe..bru..ary.”

“Fe..bru..ary.”

“Fe..bru..ary.”

“February.”

“Pebrero.”

“February.”

“Pebrero.”

“February.”

“Pebrero.”

Ok, it’s very difficult.

Ok, napakahirap.

“February.”

“Pebrero.”

“February.”

“Pebrero.”

So, it takes a lot of practice…

Kaya, kailangan ng maraming pagsasanay...

Also, the spelling…

Gayundin, ang pagbabaybay...

Ok, my students are often confused with the spelling and the ‘R’s’.

Ok, ang aking mga mag-aaral ay madalas na nalilito sa pagbabaybay at sa 'R's'.

“February.”

“Pebrero.”

And the short form…

At ang maikling anyo...

‘F-e-b’ period.

'Fe-b' period.

The next four…little bit easier.

Ang susunod na apat...medyo mas madali.

Ok…

Ok…

“March.”

“Marso.”

“March.”

“Marso.”

“April.”

“Abril.”

“April.”

“Abril.”

“May.”

“Mayo.”

“May.”

“Mayo.”

And “June.”

At "Hunyo."

“June.”

"Hunyo."

Ok…

Ok...

And the short form.

At ang maikling anyo.

Capital, remember the capital.

Kapital, tandaan ang kapital.

‘M-a-r’ period.

Panahon ng 'Ma-r'.

‘A-p-r’ period.

Panahon ng 'Ap-r'.

‘May’ is special.

Espesyal ang 'May'.

There is no short form.

Walang short form.

‘May’ is just always ‘May’.

Ang 'May' ay palaging 'May'.

So you should never have a ‘period’ here.

Kaya hindi ka dapat magkaroon ng 'period' dito.

Never have the same.

Huwag kailanman magkaroon ng pareho.

“May.”

“Mayo.”

Only ‘May’.

'May' lang.

“June.”

"Hunyo."

‘J-u-n’ period.

Panahon ng 'Ju-n'.

Ok, so the first six…one more time.

Ok, kaya ang unang anim...isang beses pa.

“January.”

"Enero."

“February.”

“Pebrero.”

“March.”

“Marso.”

“April.”

“Abril.”

“May.”

“Mayo.”

“June.”

"Hunyo."

Ok, let’s take a look at the last six months starting with “July”.

Ok, tingnan natin ang huling anim na buwan simula sa “Hulyo”.

Ok…

Ok...

So, don’t be confused with ‘June’.

Kaya, huwag malito sa 'Hunyo'.

“July.”

“Hulyo.”

Again, capital letters here.

Muli, malaking titik dito.

‘J-u-l’ period.

Panahon ng 'Ju-l'.

The next one.

Ang susunod.

“August.”

“Agosto.”

“August.”

“Agosto.”

This is “aww”.

Ito ay "aww".

‘A-u’ is “aww”.

Ang 'A-u' ay "aww".

“August.”

“Agosto.”

Ok and the short form.

Ok at ang maikling anyo.

‘A-u-g’ period.

Panahon ng 'Au-g'.

“September.”

“Setyembre.”

“September.”

“Setyembre.”

“September.”

“Setyembre.”

‘S-e-p’ period.

Panahon ng 'Se-p'.

“October.”

“Oktubre.”

“October.”

“Oktubre.”

“October.”

“Oktubre.”

‘O-c-t’ period.

'Oc-t' period.

“November.”

“Nobyembre.”

“November.”

“Nobyembre.”

“November.”

“Nobyembre.”

Ok, this is a ‘v’.

Ok, ito ay isang 'v'.

“Vvv.”

“Vvv.”

“November.”

“Nobyembre.”

“November.”

“Nobyembre.”

And the last month.

At noong nakaraang buwan.

“December.”

“Disyembre.”

“December.”

“Disyembre.”

Ok, so let’s go through the last six again.

Ok, kaya balikan natin ang huling anim.

“July.”

“Hulyo.”

“July.”

“Hulyo.”

“August.”

“Agosto.”

“August.”

“Agosto.”

“September.”

“Setyembre.”

“September.”

“Setyembre.”

“October.”

“Oktubre.”

“October.”

“Oktubre.”

“November.”

“Nobyembre.”

“November.”

“Nobyembre.”

“December.”

“Disyembre.”

“December.”

“Disyembre.”

Whew…that’s all the twelve months.

Whew...iyan lang ang labindalawang buwan.

Ok…

Ok...

So, let’s move on.

Kaya, magpatuloy tayo.

Ok, we’re going to look at three important questions, should know when asking about ‘month’.

Ok, titingnan natin ang tatlong mahahalagang tanong, na dapat malaman kapag nagtatanong tungkol sa 'buwan'.

Here’s the first question.

Narito ang unang tanong.

“What month is it?”

"Anong buwan na?"

Ok…

Ok...

Now, remember with the pronunciation of ‘month’.

Ngayon, tandaan gamit ang pagbigkas ng 'buwan'.

“Month.”

“Buwan.”

You tongue should come out.

Dapat lumabas ang dila mo.

“Month.”

“Buwan.”

“What month is it?”

"Anong buwan na?"

“What month is it?”

"Anong buwan na?"

Ok…

Ok...

Your answer will begin with ‘It’s…’; ‘It is’…’It’s’.

Magsisimula ang iyong sagot sa 'It's...'; 'Ito ay'...'Ito ay'.

“It’s January.”

"Enero na."

“What month is it?”

"Anong buwan na?"

“It’s January.”

"Enero na."

Alright…

Sige...

Some people may say, “Which month is it?”

Maaaring sabihin ng ilang tao, "Aling buwan na?"

Ok…

Ok…

“Which” is ok…”What” is ok, but more common is the ‘What’.

"Alin" ang ok..."Ano" ay ok, ngunit mas karaniwan ay ang 'Ano'.

“What month is it?”

"Anong buwan na?"

“It’s January.”

"Enero na."

Alright…

Sige...

Next question.

Susunod na tanong.

“What’s next month?”

"Ano ang susunod na buwan?"

Ok…

Ok…

“What’s next month?”

“Ano ang susunod na buwan?”

Ok, so, this is asking about the future…’next month’.

Ok, kaya, ito ay nagtatanong tungkol sa hinaharap…'next month'.

“What’s next month?”

"Ano ang susunod na buwan?"

Now, some people will answer…

Ngayon, ang ilang mga tao ay sasagot…

“It ‘will be’…

“Ito ay magiging… Pebrero.”

February.”

Okay, okay lang.

Ok, that’s ok.

Ngunit ang mas karaniwan ay "February na."

But more common is just simply “It’s February.”

Ok...

Ok…

Ito marahil ang sasabihin ng karamihan.

This is probably what most people will say.

"February na."

“It’s February.”

"Ano ang susunod na buwan?"

“What’s next month?”

"February na."

“It’s February.”

Ang huling tanong.

The last question.

"Ano ang nakaraang buwan?" ..sa nakaraan.

“What was last month?”

Ok, ginagamit namin ang 'was'…noong nakaraan.

..in the past.

"Ano ang nakaraang buwan?"

Ok, we’re using ‘was’…in the past.

“Noong…Disyembre.”

“What was last month?”

"Noong Disyembre."

“It was…December.”

Ok…

“It was December.”

“Anong buwan na?”

Ok…

"Enero na."

“What month is it?”

"Ano ang susunod na buwan?"

“It’s January.”

"February na."

“What’s next month?”

"Ano ang nakaraang buwan?"

“It’s February.”

"Noong Disyembre."

“What was last month?”

Ok...

“It was December.”

Kaya, ganyan ka magtanong at sumagot tungkol sa mga buwan.

Ok…

Ok...

So, that’s how you ask and answer about the months.

Pumunta tayo sa susunod na bahagi.

Ok…

Narito ang tatlo pang tanong kung paano gamitin ang 'buwan' sa isang pangungusap.

Let’s go to the next part.

Ok...

Here are three more questions on how to use ‘months’ in a sentence.

Tingnan natin.

Ok…

Ang mga tanong na ito ay nagsasalita tungkol sa ilang aktibidad o kaganapan na mangyayari sa isang buwan.

Let’s take a look.

Ok...

These questions are talking about some activity or event that will happen in a month.

Kaya kapag pinag-uusapan natin ang isang aktibidad o kaganapan na mangyayari sa isang buwan, kailangan nating

Ok…

gamitin ang pang-ukol na 'in'.

So when we’re talking about an activity or event that will happen in a month, we need

Ok, kapag pinag-uusapan natin ang tungkol sa 'Mga Araw ng Linggo', kailangan nating gamitin ang pang-ukol na

to use the preposition ‘in’.

'on'.

Ok, when we’re talking about ‘Days of the Week’, we had to use the preposition

Ngunit para sa 'buwan', ginagamit namin ang pang-ukol na 'in'.

‘on’.

Tandaan mo yan.

But for ‘months’, we use the preposition ‘in’.

Ok, kaya narito ang ilang mga katanungan.

Remember that.

"Anong buwan ka ipinanganak?"

Ok, so here’s some questions.

Ok, nasa dulo na tayo ng video, pero bago ako umalis, gusto kong magsalita muli tungkol sa ilang mga pagkakamali.

“Which month were you born?”

Ahhh...mag-ingat sa iyong spelling.

Ok, we’re at the end of the video, but before I go, I want to talk about some mistakes again.

Tingnan natin ang tatlong ito.

Ahhh…please be careful with your spelling.

Ang tatlong ito ay karaniwan.

Let’s take a look at these three.

Tulad ng nakikita mo, "Hindi".

These three are very common.

Huwag baybayin ang mga salitang ito ng ganito.

As you can see, “No”.

Ngayon ang una…

Don’t spell these words like this.

Maaari nating hulaan ang buwang ito ay "Pebrero", ngunit ang mga mag-aaral ay nalilito sa 'V'

Now the first one…

at 'b'.

We can guess this month is “February”, but the students are confused with the ‘V’

Sinusulat nila ang "Fevruary".

and the ‘b’.

Gayundin, nawawala ang isang 'u'.

They’re writing “Fevruary”.

Ok, kaya maraming mali sa spelling na 'February'.

Also, they’re missing a ‘u’.

Mag-ingat ka.

Ok, so there’s lots of mistakes with spelling ‘February’.

Huwag gawin ito.

Be careful.

Ang susunod ay "Abril".

Don’t do this.

“Abril.”

The next one is “April”.

Ngunit nagsusulat sila ng 'v'.

“April.”

Hindi ko alam kung bakit nagsusulat sila ng 'v', ngunit nagsusulat sila ng 'v'.

But they’re writing a ‘v’.

Ito ay dapat na isang 'p'.

I don’t know why they’re writing a ‘v’, but they’re writing a ‘v’.

Kaya huwag…huwag isulat ang “Avril”.

It should be a ‘p’.

So don’t…don’t write “Avril”.

“April.”

“Abril.”

And the last one.

At ang huli.

I can understand the mistake.

Naiintindihan ko ang pagkakamali.

“December.”

“Disyembre.”

“December.”

“Disyembre.”

Ok, I understand because this is actually a ‘c’.

Ok, naiintindihan ko dahil isa talaga itong 'c'.

“sss”…it makes an ‘s’ sound.

“sss”…gumagawa ito ng 's' sound.

“December.”

“Disyembre.”

But, you got to be careful.

Ngunit, kailangan mong mag-ingat.

You need the ‘c’.

Kailangan mo ang 'c'.

“December.”

“Disyembre.”

Alright…

Sige...

So, anyway, with the ‘s’…don’t write like that.

Kaya, sa kabila ng 's'...huwag kang magsulat ng ganyan.

Ok, so you got to be very careful with the spelling of the months.

Ok, kaya kailangan mong maging maingat sa spelling ng mga buwan.

Alright…

Sige...

So that’s the ‘Months of the Year’.

Kaya iyon ang 'Mga Buwan ng Taon'.

I hope you understand.

sana maintindihan mo.

Ahhh..there’s twelve of them.

Ahhh..labing dalawa sila.

I know it takes a lot of practice to pronounce and to spell.

Alam kong nangangailangan ng maraming pagsasanay sa pagbigkas at pagbabaybay.

But you need to do a lot of self-study to master them.

Ngunit kailangan mong gumawa ng maraming pag-aaral sa sarili upang makabisado ang mga ito.

Ok…

Ok...

I want you to be perfect with them.

Gusto kong maging perpekto ka sa kanila.

Ok, that’s it for this video.

Ok, iyon lang para sa video na ito.

See you next time.

See you next time.

Hello, everyone.

Hello, sa lahat.

In this video, we are going to talk about how to express the year in English.

Sa video na ito, pag-uusapan natin kung paano ipahayag ang taon sa Ingles.

Ok, it’s a little bit difficult, but I know after this video, you will understand…and

Ok, medyo mahirap, pero alam kong pagkatapos ng video na ito, mauunawaan mo…at

you’ll be able to do it very well.

magagawa mo ito nang napakahusay.

Let’s take a look.

Tignan natin.

So, on the board, I wrote some years.

Kaya, sa pisara, nagsulat ako ng ilang taon.

Ok…

Ok…

So, you just have to listen and follow me.

Kaya, kailangan mo lang makinig at sumunod sa akin.

The first year up here, is the year I was born.

Ang unang taon dito, ay ang taon na ako ay ipinanganak.

Yes, I’m quite old.

Oo, medyo matanda na ako.

So how would we express this year in English?

Kaya paano namin ipahayag ang taong ito sa Ingles?

We’re going to look at the first part.

Titingnan natin ang unang bahagi.

“Nineteen.” …and the last part, “Seventy-five.”

"Labinsiyam." …at ang huling bahagi, “Pitumpu’t lima.”

So, we’re going yo divide that into “Nineteen seventy-five”.

Kaya, hahatiin natin iyon sa "Labinsiyam na pitumpu't lima".

“Nineteen seventy-five.”

"Labinsiyam na pitumpu't lima."

Never, never, never, never, never say “one thousand nine hundred and seventy-five”.

Never, never, never, never, never say “one thousand nine hundred seventy-five”.

No.

Hindi.

The way to express this year: “Nineteen seventy-five.”

Ang paraan upang ipahayag sa taong ito: "Labinsiyam na pitumpu't lima."

Let’s look at the next one.

Tingnan natin ang susunod.

This is “Nineteen seventy-five.”

Ito ay "Labinsiyam na pitumpu't lima."

This is “Nineteen ninety-nine.”

Ito ay "Labinsiyam na siyamnapu't siyam."

Ok…

Ok…

“Nineteen seventy-five.”

"Labinsiyam na pitumpu't lima."

“Nineteen ninety-nine.”

"Labinsiyam na siyamnapu't siyam."

The next one…Ok….

Ang susunod... Ok....

This is a little different because…ahh…there’s three zeros.

Ito ay medyo naiiba dahil…ahh…may tatlong zero.

So, for this year, we only say, “two thousand”.

So, for this year, “two thousand” lang ang masasabi natin.

Ok, there’s one way to say it.

Ok, may isang paraan para sabihin ito.

“Two thousand.”

"Dalawang libo."

The next one.

Ang susunod.

Ok…

Ok...

Now, the next one…there’s actually two ways to express it in English.

Ngayon, ang susunod...mayroon talagang dalawang paraan upang ipahayag ito sa Ingles.

One way is, “two thousand one”.

Ang isang paraan ay, "dalawang libo isa".

Another way is, “twenty-oh-one”.

Ang isa pang paraan ay, "dalawampu't-isa".

Ok…

Ok…

“Two thousand one.”

“Two thousand one.”

Or…

O kaya...

“Twenty-oh-one.”

"Dalawampu't isa."

Ok, remember, ‘zeros’ we can call “oh”.

Ok, tandaan, 'zero' ang matatawag nating "oh".

“Twenty-oh-one.”

"Dalawampu't isa."

The next one.

Ang susunod.

“Two thousand twelve.”

"Dalawang libo labindalawa."

Or…

O…

“Twenty twelve.”

“Dalawampu’t labindalawa.”

Again, there’s two ways.

Muli, mayroong dalawang paraan.

“Two thousand twelve.”

"Dalawang libo labindalawa."

“Twenty twelve.”

"Dalawampu't labindalawa."

Next one…similar.

Susunod na isa...katulad.

“Two thousand thirteen.”

"Dalawang libo labintatlo."

“Twenty thirteen.”

"Dalawampu't labintatlo."

And the last one…in the future…

At ang huli...sa hinaharap...

“Twenty twenty.”

"Dalawampu't dalawampu't."

Or…

O…

“Two thousand twenty.”

“Dalawang libo dalawampu.”

Ok…so from here…going all the ‘two thousands’, there’s two ways to express it.

Ok…kaya mula rito…pupunta sa lahat ng 'dalawang libo', mayroong dalawang paraan upang ipahayag ito.

So, sometimes that’s confusing.

So, minsan nakakalito.

So, let’s go through the list again.

Kaya, muli nating suriin ang listahan.

“Nineteen seventy-five.”

"Labinsiyam na pitumpu't lima."

“Nineteen ninety-nine.”

"Labinsiyam na siyamnapu't siyam."

“Two thousand.”

"Dalawang libo."

“Two thousand one.”

"Dalawang libo't isa."

Or…

O kaya...

“Twenty-oh-one.”

"Dalawampu't isa."

“Two thousand twelve.”

"Dalawang libo labindalawa."

Or…

O…

“Twenty twelve.”

“Dalawampu’t labindalawa.”

“Two thousand thirteen.”

"Dalawang libo labintatlo."

“Twenty thirteen.”

"Dalawampu't labintatlo."

“Two thousand twenty.”

"Dalawang libo dalawampu."

Or…

O…

“Twenty twenty.”

“Dalawampu’t dalawampu.”

Alright…

Sige...

So that’s how we express years in English.

Kaya't kung paano namin ipahayag ang mga taon sa Ingles.

Let’s do some more practice.

Magsanay pa tayo.

Ok, so let’s take a look at a few questions, so we can understand how to use ‘year’

Ok, kaya tingnan natin ang ilang mga tanong, para maunawaan natin kung paano gamitin ang 'taon'

in a sentence.

sa isang pangungusap.

Questions one here: “What year is it now?”

Mga tanong dito: "Anong taon na ngayon?"

“What year is it now?”

"Anong taon na ngayon?"

Because it’s now, we want to start our sentence with “It’s”.

Dahil ngayon, gusto naming simulan ang aming pangungusap sa "It's".

“What year is it now?”

"Anong taon na ngayon?"

“It’s two thousand twelve.”

"Ito ay dalawang libo labindalawa."

Or…

O…

“Twenty-twelve.”

“Dalawampu’t dalawa.”

Ok, “What year is it now?”

Ok, "Anong taon na ngayon?"

“It’s Twenty-twelve.”

"Twenty-twelve na."

Again, you should use “it’s”, but of course it’s ok just to say the year.

Muli, dapat mong gamitin ang "ito ay", ngunit siyempre ok lang na sabihin ang taon.

But I prefer a full sentence.

Ngunit mas gusto ko ang isang buong pangungusap.

“It’s two thousand twelve.”

"Ito ay dalawang libo labindalawa."

Let’s look at the next question.

Tingnan natin ang susunod na tanong.

“What year were you born?”

"Anong taon ka ipinanganak?"

“What year were you born?”

"Anong taon ka ipinanganak?"

Again, you came out of your mother…as a baby…

Muli, lumabas ka sa iyong ina…bilang isang sanggol…

“What year were you born?”

“Anong taon ka ipinanganak?”

Ok, with the ‘years’, you want to use the preposition ‘in’.

Ok, sa 'mga taon', gusto mong gamitin ang pang-ukol na 'in'.

Ok…

Ok...

Now, with ‘days’, we use the preposition ‘on’.

Ngayon, sa 'mga araw', ginagamit namin ang pang-ukol na 'on'.

With ‘months’, we use the preposition ‘in’.

Sa 'buwan', ginagamit namin ang pang-ukol na 'in'.

And with ‘years’, we must use the preposition ‘in’.

At sa 'mga taon', dapat nating gamitin ang pang-ukol na 'in'.

So, “What year were you born?”

Kaya, "Anong taon ka ipinanganak?"

“In nineteen seventy-five.”

"Sa labing siyam na pitumpu't lima."

Ok, that’s the year I was born.

Ok, iyon ang taon ng aking kapanganakan.

“In nineteen seventy-five.”

"Sa labing siyam na pitumpu't lima."

The last question.

Ang huling tanong.

Very important to Korea.

Napakahalaga sa Korea.

“When is the Pyeongchang Olympics?”

"Kailan ang Pyeongchang Olympics?"

Ok, coming soon.

Ok, malapit na.

“When is the Pyeongchang Olympics?”

"Kailan ang Pyeongchang Olympics?"

“In”, ok, again, ‘in’ is our preposition.

"Sa", ok, muli, 'in' ang aming pang-ukol.

“In two thousand eighteen.”

"Sa dalawang libo labing walo."

Or…

O…

“In twenty eighteen.”

“Sa dalawampu’t walo.”

Alright…

Sige...

So those are a few examples of how to use it in a sentence.

Kaya iyon ang ilang mga halimbawa kung paano ito gamitin sa isang pangungusap.

Ahh..I hope you understand these examples.

Ahh..Sana maintindihan mo ang mga halimbawang ito.

Using years…ahhh..is very…very easy.

Ang paggamit ng mga taon...ahhh..ay napaka...napakadali.

Ok, they’re easy to express.

Ok, madali silang ipahayag.

Just remember to use the preposition ‘in’.

Tandaan lamang na gamitin ang pang-ukol na 'in'.

Ok…

Ok...

That’s it for ‘years’ and I will see you next video.

Iyon lang para sa 'mga taon' at makikita kita sa susunod na video.

Hello, everyone.

Hello, sa lahat.

In this video, we’re going to talk about how to express the date in English.

Sa video na ito, pag-uusapan natin kung paano ipahayag ang petsa sa Ingles.

That can be very difficult because you have to know your months.

Iyon ay maaaring maging napakahirap dahil kailangan mong malaman ang iyong mga buwan.

You have to know your ordinal numbers.

Kailangan mong malaman ang iyong mga ordinal na numero.

You have to know how to express your years.

Kailangan mong malaman kung paano ipahayag ang iyong mga taon.

So, this is a very advanced video, but it’s a good video to learn.

Kaya, ito ay isang napaka-advance na video, ngunit ito ay isang magandang video upang matuto.

Ahh…so, I’m going to start with this question.

Ahh...so, sisimulan ko ang tanong na ito.

“What’s the date, today?”

"Anong petsa ngayon?"

Now, don’t confuse this question with, “What’s the day, today?”, because the day is only

Ngayon, huwag malito ang tanong na ito sa, "Ano ang araw, ngayon?", dahil ang araw ay

asking about “Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday…so on.”

nagtatanong lamang tungkol sa "Lunes, Martes, Miyerkules...at iba pa."

This question is, “What’s the date..?”

Ang tanong na ito ay, "Anong petsa..?"

Ok…

Ok...

So, we…it’s very different than ‘day’.

Kaya, kami...ito ay ibang-iba sa 'araw'.

So, there’s two styles here of how to express the date.

Kaya, mayroong dalawang estilo dito kung paano ipahayag ang petsa.

One style is British style.

Ang isang istilo ay istilong British.

And one style is American style or Canadian style.

At ang isang istilo ay istilong Amerikano o istilong Canadian.

We use this.

Ginagamit namin ito.

Ok, so “What’s the date, today?”

Ok, kaya “Anong petsa, ngayon?”

And it’s the same date.

At ito ay ang parehong petsa.

They put the ‘fourteenth’, ‘March’, ‘two thousand thirteen’.

Inilagay nila ang 'labing-apat', 'Marso', 'dalawang libo labintatlo'.

Ok, so how..

Ok, so how.. how would they express that?

how would they express that?

“What’s the date, today?”

"Anong petsa ngayon?"

“It’s the fourteenth of March two thousand thirteen.”

"Ito ay ikalabing-apat ng Marso dalawang libo labintatlo."

Or “Twenty-thirteen.”

O “Dalawampu’t tatlo.”

Ok…

Ok...

Short form.

Maikling anyo.

‘Fourteen’, ‘three’, ‘thirteen’.

'Labing-apat', 'tatlo', 'labing tatlo'.

Now they use a…’day’, ‘month’, ‘year’.

Ngayon ay gumagamit sila ng…'araw', 'buwan', 'taon'.

Ok, but I know in Korea, you use the opposite ‘year’, ‘month’, ‘day’.

Ok, pero alam ko sa Korea, katapat mong 'taon', 'buwan', 'araw' ang ginagamit mo.

But the British style is opposite.

Ngunit ang estilo ng British ay kabaligtaran.

Alright, now here is the American style and the style I want to show you because I’m

Sige, narito ang istilong Amerikano at ang istilong gusto kong ipakita sa iyo dahil

Canadian.

Canadian ako.

I use this, also.

Ginagamit ko rin ito.

“What’s the date, today?”

"Anong petsa ngayon?"

“March fourteenth…fourteenth, twenty thirteen.”

"Ikalabing-apat ng Marso... ikalabing-apat, dalawampu't labing-tatlo."

“March fourteenth, twenty thirteen.”

"Ikalabing-apat ng Marso, dalawampu't labintatlo."

‘Three’, ‘fourteen’, ‘thirteen’.

'Tatlo', 'labing apat', 'labing tatlo'.

That’s how you would express it short style.

Iyan ay kung paano mo ito ipahayag sa maikling istilo.

Ok…

Ok...

Now both ways are ok…doesn’t matter.

Ngayon ang parehong paraan ay ok na...hindi mahalaga.

But this is how you would express a ‘date’.

Ngunit ito ay kung paano mo ipahayag ang isang 'date'.

Put your ‘month’.

Ilagay ang iyong 'buwan'.

Capital letter.

Malaking titik.

Put your ordinal number.

Ilagay ang iyong ordinal number.

This is “fourteenth”.

Ito ay "labing-apat".

A ‘comma’…and the year.

Isang 'kuwit'...at ang taon.

Ok, and you would read it as “March fourteenth, twenty thirteen.”

Ok, at mababasa mo ito bilang “Marso ikalabing-apat, dalawampu’t tatlo.”

Alright, so that’s how you express the ‘date’.

Okay, kaya ganyan mo ipahayag ang 'date'.

Let’s do some more practice.

Magsanay pa tayo.

Ok, here are some examples to help us understand how to express the ‘dates’.

Ok, narito ang ilang halimbawa upang matulungan kaming maunawaan kung paano ipahayag ang 'mga petsa'.

First, let’s look at this question.

Una, tingnan natin ang tanong na ito.

“When is payday?”

"Kailan ang payday?"

Now, “payday” is a very important day.

Ngayon, ang "payday" ay isang napakahalagang araw.

That’s when you get your money from your job.

Iyan ay kapag nakuha mo ang iyong pera mula sa iyong trabaho.

“When is payday?”

"Kailan ang payday?"

So, I’m going to begin my answer with “It’s”.

Kaya, sisimulan ko ang aking sagot sa "It's".

“It is…

“Ito ay…

It’s” “When is payday?”

Ito ay” “Kailan ang payday?”

Ok, and you can see when I’m expressing the ‘date’, I’m always going to use

Ok, at makikita mo kapag ipinapahayag ko ang 'petsa', palagi kong gagamitin

the preposition ‘on’.

ang pang-ukol na 'on'.

The preposition ‘on’.

Ang pang-ukol na 'on'.

Ok…

Ok...

So, “When is payday?”

Kaya, "Kailan ang payday?"

“It’s on Monday.”

"Sa Lunes na."

That’s very simple.

Napakasimple niyan.

“It’s on the sixteenth.”

"Ito ay sa ika-labing-anim."

Ok, “It’s on the sixteenth of this month.”

Ok, “Ito ay sa ikalabing-anim ng buwang ito.”

Now, if your just going to focus on the date here, ‘Sixteenth’, we always need a ‘the’.

Ngayon, kung magpo-focus ka lang sa date dito, 'Ika-labing-anim', kailangan natin lagi ng 'the'.

“The sixteenth.”

"Ang panlabing-anim."

Alright, the next one, we’re going to combine these.

Sige, sa susunod, pagsasamahin natin ang mga ito.

We’re going to put these two together.

Pagsasamahin natin itong dalawa.

“When is payday?”

"Kailan ang payday?"

“It’s on Monday the sixteenth.”

"Ito ay sa Lunes ng ika-labing-anim."

Ok, so we have “On Monday”.

Ok, kaya mayroon tayong "Sa Lunes".

That’s ok.

ok lang yan.

“On the sixteenth.”

"Sa ikalabing-anim."

That’s ok.

ok lang yan.

“On Monday the sixteenth.”

"Sa Lunes ang ikalabing-anim."

That’s ok, too.

Ok lang din yun.

Ok, all of them are ok, but this one…ahh…there’s no confusion.

Ok, lahat sila ay ok, ngunit ito...ahh...walang kalituhan.

This is very detailed.

Ito ay napaka detalyado.

Alright, let’s look at the last two.

Sige, tingnan natin ang huling dalawa.

Now, “When is payday?”

Ngayon, “Kailan ang payday?”

“It’s on June sixteenth.”

"Ito ay sa ika-labing-anim na Hunyo."

Ok, you want to focus on the month sometimes.

Ok, gusto mong tumuon sa buwan minsan.

“It’s on June sixteenth.”

"Ito ay sa ika-labing-anim na Hunyo."

And let’s put all of these together.

At pagsama-samahin natin ang lahat ng ito.

“When is payday?”

"Kailan ang payday?"

“It’s on Monday June sixteenth.”

"Ito ay sa Lunes ika-labing-anim ng Hunyo."

Ok, if you want to be very detailed and make sure there’s no confusion, your going to

Ok, kung gusto mong maging masyadong detalyado at siguraduhing walang kalituhan, sasabihin mo

say the ‘day’, the ‘month’ and the ‘date’ here.

ang 'araw', 'buwan' at 'petsa' dito.

Ok, “When is payday?”

Ok, “Kailan ang payday?”

“It’s on Monday June sixteenth.”

"Ito ay sa Lunes ika-labing-anim ng Hunyo."

Ok…

Ok...

So there are many ways to express the same thing.

Kaya maraming paraan para ipahayag ang parehong bagay.

Ok, it depends on the situation.

Ok, depende sa sitwasyon.

But you have to be familiar with all these ways…cause…which one is the best way?

Ngunit kailangan mong maging pamilyar sa lahat ng mga paraang ito...dahil...alin ang pinakamahusay na paraan?

Well, there is no best way here.

Well, walang pinakamahusay na paraan dito.

Ahh…it depends on the person.

Ahh... depende sa tao.

Everyone’s going to say it a little bit different.

Ang bawat tao'y pagpunta sa sabihin ito ng isang maliit na bit naiiba.

Alright, let’s move on to some questions.

Sige, magpatuloy tayo sa ilang katanungan.

The first question here.

Ang unang tanong dito.

“When were you born?”

"Kailan ka ipinanganak?"

Ok, “When were you born?”

Ok, "Kailan ka ipinanganak?"

Again, you came out of your mother as a baby.

Muli, lumabas ka sa iyong ina bilang isang sanggol.

“When were you born?”

"Kailan ka ipinanganak?"

This is a very detailed answer.

Ito ay isang napaka detalyadong sagot.

Ok, so this is when I was born.

Ok, kaya ito ay noong ako ay ipinanganak.

“On March twentieth, nineteen seventy-five.”

"Noong ikadalawampu ng Marso, labing siyam na pitumpu't lima."

Ok, so I’m going to put the capital on ‘March’, ‘twentieth’, comma, ‘nineteen seventy-five’.

Ok, kaya ilalagay ko ang kapital sa 'Marso', 'ikadalawampu't, kuwit, 'labing siyam na pitumpu't lima'.

That’s how I would write and say that ‘date’.

Ganyan ko isusulat at sasabihin ang 'date' na iyon.

Let’s move on to the next question.

Lumipat tayo sa susunod na tanong.

“When is your birthday?”

"Kailan ang iyong kaarawan?"

Ok, they’re very similar questions.

Ok, halos magkapareho silang mga tanong.

“When were you born?”

"Kailan ka ipinanganak?"

“When is your birthday?”

"Kailan ang iyong kaarawan?"

Ok, so, “When is your birthday?”…doesn’t really care about the year.

Ok, kaya, “Kailan ang iyong kaarawan?”…wala talagang pakialam sa taon.

It’s more about the ‘month’ and the ‘date’.

Ito ay higit pa tungkol sa 'buwan' at 'petsa'.

Ok, so, “When is your birthday?”

Ok, kaya, "Kailan ang iyong kaarawan?"

“On March twentieth.”

"Sa ikadalawampu ng Marso."

“On March twentieth.”

"Sa ikadalawampu ng Marso."

That’s the date of my birthday.

Iyon ang petsa ng aking kaarawan.

Next one.

Ang susunod.

“When is Valentine’s Day?”

"Kailan ang Araw ng mga Puso?"

A very good and happy day.

Isang napakaganda at masayang araw.

“When is Valentine’s Day?”

"Kailan ang Araw ng mga Puso?"

“On February fourteenth.”

"Sa ika-labing-apat na Pebrero."

“On February fourteenth.”

"Sa ika-labing-apat na Pebrero."

The last question.

Ang huling tanong.

“When will you go to Spain?”

"Kailan ka pupunta sa Spain?"

“When will you go to Spain?”

"Kailan ka pupunta sa Spain?"

Your asking your friend.

Tanong mo sa kaibigan mo.

“When will you go to Spain?”

"Kailan ka pupunta sa Spain?"

And maybe she answers very quickly…”Oh, on the nineteenth”.

At marahil napakabilis niyang sumagot…”Oh, sa ika-labing siyam”.

“On the nineteenth.”

"Sa ikalabinsiyam."

Alright…

Sige...

So, I hope you have a better understanding of how to express the ‘date’ in English.

Kaya, umaasa akong mayroon kang mas mahusay na pag-unawa sa kung paano ipahayag ang 'petsa' sa Ingles.

Takes a lot of self-study and practice, but I know you can…you can understand if you

Kailangan ng maraming self-study at practice, pero alam kong kaya mo...maiintindihan mo kung

really really try.

talagang susubukan mo.

That’s it for this video.

Iyon lang para sa video na ito.

See you next time.

See you next time.

Hi, everyone.

Kumusta, lahat.

In this video, we’re going to talk about the seasons.

Sa video na ito, pag-uusapan natin ang tungkol sa mga panahon.

Ok, it’s very easy.

Ok, napakadali.

Because there’s only four seasons.

Kasi four seasons lang.

Alright, and you probably already know them.

Sige, at malamang kilala mo na sila.

Here they are.

Nandito na sila.

And the first one is “spring’.

At ang una ay "spring'.

“Spring.’

"Spring.'

And ‘spring’ is when the flowers come out.

At ang 'spring' ay kapag lumalabas ang mga bulaklak.

Ok…

Ok...

The next season.

Sa susunod na season.

“Summer.”

“Tag-init.”

“Summer.”

“Tag-init.”

Summer is hot.

Mainit ang tag-araw.

Summer is a good time to go to the beach.

Ang tag-araw ay isang magandang oras upang pumunta sa beach.

Summer is my favorite season.

Summer ang paborito kong season.

I like hot weather.

Gusto ko ang mainit na panahon.

Alright, the next season.

Sige, sa susunod na season.

“Autumn.”

“Autumn.”

“Autumn.”

“Autumn.”

Ok, this has an ‘au’.

Ok, ito ay may 'au'.

“Autumn.”

“Autumn.”

“Autumn.”

“Autumn.”

So, instead of “autumn”, an easier way is just to say, “fall”.

Kaya, sa halip na "taglagas", isang mas madaling paraan ay sabihin lamang, "taglagas".

You can say, “autumn”, or “fall”.

Maaari mong sabihin, "taglagas", o "taglagas".

Both are ok.

Parehong okay.

They mean the same thing.

Pareho sila ng ibig sabihin.

So, of course, in ‘autumn’, the leaves on the trees fall.

Kaya, siyempre, sa 'taglagas', ang mga dahon sa mga puno ay nahuhulog.

And the last season.

At ang huling season.

“Winter.”

“Taglamig.”

Ok…”Winter.”

Okay…” Winter.”

‘Winter’, of course, is very cold… and you build snowmen in winter.

Ang 'Winter', siyempre, ay napakalamig... at nagtatayo ka ng mga snowmen sa taglamig.

Uhh…I don’t like winter very much.

Uhh...ayoko ng taglamig.

Ok, so those are the four seasons.

Ok, kaya iyon ang apat na panahon.

Let’s do some extra practice.

Gumawa tayo ng karagdagang pagsasanay.

Ok, for our practice, I have three quick questions.

Ok, para sa aming pagsasanay, mayroon akong tatlong mabilis na katanungan.

Let’s look at the first question.

Tingnan natin ang unang tanong.

“What season is now?”

"Anong season na ngayon?"

“What season is right now?”

"Anong season na ngayon?"

Ok…

Ok...

Because it’s ‘now’, we have to begin with “It’s”.

Dahil 'ngayon' na, kailangan nating magsimula sa "Ito na".

Ok…

Ok…

“It is…”

“Ito ay…”

“It’s summer.”

“Summer na.”

Ok, I made this video now.

Ok, ginawa ko ang video na ito ngayon.

For me, it’s summer.

Para sa akin, summer na.

When you’re watching this video, maybe it’s another season.

Kapag pinapanood mo ang video na ito, marahil ito ay isa pang season.

Alright, “What season is now?”

Okay, "Anong season na ngayon?"

“It’s summer.”

"Tag-init na."

Remember, right now, we always use “It’s”.

Tandaan, sa ngayon, palagi nating ginagamit ang “It's”.

Ok, the next questions.

Ok, ang mga susunod na tanong.

“When is Halloween?”

"Kailan ang Halloween?"

Ok, so what season is Halloween?

Ok, so anong season ang Halloween?

Well, we have to use the preposition ‘in’.

Well, kailangan nating gamitin ang pang-ukol na 'in'.

Ok…

Ok…

“When is Halloween?”

“Kailan ang Halloween?”

“In….”

"Sa…."

“In autumn.”

"Sa taglagas."

Ok, “In autumn.”

Ok, "Sa taglagas."

Or…

O…

“In fall.”

“Sa taglagas.”

Ok…

Ok...

So remember, with the seasons, we need the preposition ‘in’.

Kaya tandaan, kasama ang mga panahon, kailangan natin ang pang-ukol na 'in'.

“When is Halloween?”

"Kailan ang Halloween?"

“In autumn.”

"Sa taglagas."

“In fall.”

"Sa taglagas."

And the last question.

At ang huling tanong.

“When is Christmas?”

"Kailan ang Pasko?"

Ok, what season?

Okay, anong season?

Of course, “In winter.”

Siyempre, "Sa taglamig."

“When is Christmas?”

"Kailan ang Pasko?"

“It’s in winter.”

"Nasa taglamig."

Ok…

Ok...

So that’s the seasons.

Kaya iyon ang mga season.

Remember, when we’re talking about ‘now’, we need “it’s”…if we’re talking

Tandaan, kapag pinag-uusapan natin ang 'ngayon', kailangan natin ng "ito na"...kung ang pinag-uusapan natin

about the season now.

ngayon ay ang season.

And other seasons, we need the preposition ‘in’.

At iba pang mga panahon, kailangan natin ang pang-ukol na 'in'.

Ok…

Ok...

That’s seasons.

Seasons iyon.

I hope you understand.

sana maintindihan mo.

See you next time.

See you next time.

Hello, everyone.

Hello, sa lahat.

Welcome to this ‘Time Expressions’ video.

Maligayang pagdating sa 'Time Expressions' na video na ito.

In this video, we are going to talk about how to express the time of day.

Sa video na ito, pag-uusapan natin kung paano ipahayag ang oras ng araw.

Ok, it’s very simple.

Ok, ito ay napaka-simple.

And you would talk about the ‘time of day’ to express your routine; what you do in the

At sasabihin mo ang tungkol sa 'oras ng araw' upang ipahayag ang iyong gawain; kung ano ang iyong ginagawa sa

different times of day.

iba't ibang oras ng araw.

Let’s take a look at the board.

Tingnan natin ang board.

I have a question.

May tanong ako.

“When do you…?”

"Kailan ka…?"

And let’s make a question.

At gumawa tayo ng isang katanungan.

“When do you wake up?”

"Kailan ka magigising?"

Ok…

Ok...

“When do you wake up?”

"Kailan ka magigising?"

And you want to express the ‘time of day’.

At gusto mong ipahayag ang 'oras ng araw'.

Very easy.

Napakadaling.

“In the morning.”

"Sa umaga."

“When do you wake up?”

"Kailan ka magigising?"

“In the morning.”

"Sa umaga."

Make sure you have ‘the’.

Tiyaking mayroon kang 'ang'.

Don’t say “in morning”.

Huwag sabihing “sa umaga”.

“In the morning.”

"Sa umaga."

“When do you wake up?”

"Kailan ka magigising?"

“In the morning.”

"Sa umaga."

“When do you take a shower?”

“Kailan ka maliligo?”

“In the morning.”

"Sa umaga."

“When do you go to work?”

"Kailan ka pumupunta sa trabaho?"

“In the morning.”

"Sa umaga."

Ok…

Ok...

Ahh…let’s look at the next one.

Ahh...tingnan natin ang susunod.

“In the afternoon.”

"Sa hapon."

“When do you take a nap?”

"Kailan ka matutulog?"

Ok, you take a quick sleep.

Sige, matulog ka na agad.

“When do you take a nap?”

"Kailan ka matutulog?"

“In the afternoon.”

"Sa hapon."

Ok, I like to take a nap, “In the afternoon.”

Ok, gusto kong umidlip, “Sa hapon.”

“When do you go home?”

"Kailan ka uuwi?"

After work, “When do you go home?”

Pagkatapos ng trabaho, "Kailan ka uuwi?"

“In the evening.”

"Sa gabi."

“When do you eat dinner?”

"Kailan ka kakain ng hapunan?"

“In the evening.”

"Sa gabi."

“When do you watch TV?”

"Kailan ka nanonood ng TV?"

“In the evening.”

"Sa gabi."

Ok…

Ok...

So, these are very easy ways to express the different types…the different times of day.

Kaya, ito ay napakadaling paraan upang ipahayag ang iba't ibang uri...ang iba't ibang oras ng araw.

Make sure you have “in the”.

Tiyaking mayroon kang "sa".

Alright, let’s look at the next ones.

Sige, tingnan natin ang mga susunod.

Ahh…

Ahh...

They’re using ‘at’.

Gumagamit sila ng 'at'.

Ok…

Ok...

So this first one is using ‘”at night”.

Kaya itong una ay gumagamit ng '”sa gabi”.

“In the evening.”

"Sa gabi."

“At night.”

"Sa gabi."

Very similar.

Katulad na katulad.

But, “In the evening” is usually talking about early evening.

Ngunit, ang "Sa gabi" ay karaniwang nagsasalita tungkol sa maagang gabi.

Ok…

Ok...

Around 6p.m. to 10p.m.

Bandang 6p.m. hanggang 10 p.m.

Ok, that’s the evening time.

Ok, gabi na.

Relaxing time.

Relaxing time.

“At night” is probably after 10p.m.

"Sa gabi" ay malamang pagkatapos ng 10 p.m.

You know…you’re going into 1a.m., 2a.m., 3a.m.

Alam mo...papasok ka sa 1a.m., 2a.m., 3a.m.

Very late time.

Sobrang late time.

Ok, that’s usually when we say, “At night”.

Ok, kadalasan iyon kapag sinasabi nating, “Sa gabi”.

Alright…

Sige...

So…

Kaya...

“When do you….?”

"Kailan ka...?"

Well, if I said, “When do you go home from work?”

Buweno, kung sinabi ko, "Kailan ka uuwi mula sa trabaho?"

And you said, “In the evening.”

At sinabi mo, "Sa gabi."

Ok, I know it’s early.

Okay, alam kong maaga pa.

But if you said…if I asked “When do you go home from work?” and you said “At night”,

Pero kung sinabi mo...kung tinanong ko "Kailan ka uuwi galing trabaho?" at sinabi mong "Sa gabi",

I would think “Oh, very late”.

iisipin kong "Oh, late na".

Maybe after 10p.m.

Baka after 10p.m.

Alright…

Sige...

You have to be very careful walking on the street ‘at night’.

Kailangan mong maging maingat sa paglalakad sa kalye 'sa gabi'.

Alright, the next two are very exact times.

Okay, ang susunod na dalawa ay napakaeksaktong oras.

Ok, “At noon”, “At midnight”.

Ok, "Sa tanghali", "Sa hatinggabi".

‘Noon’ is only 12:00p.m.

Ang 'noon' ay 12:00 p.m pa lang.

That is ‘noon’.

Iyon ay 'tanghali'.

So, “When do you have lunch?”

Kaya, "Kailan ka manananghalian?"

You can say, “At noon”.

Maaari mong sabihin, "Sa tanghali".

Alright…

Sige...

‘Midnight’ is only 12a.m.

12a.m pa lang ang 'Midnight'.

Ok, very late.

Ok, sobrang late.

“When do you go to bed?”

"Kailan ka matutulog?"

“At midnight.”

"Sa hating gabi."

Ok…

Ok...

Very very late.

Sobrang late.

Only…only 12p.m.

Lamang...12 p.m.

Only 12a.m.

12a.m pa lang.

They’re very exact times.

Napaka-eksaktong oras nila.

Alright, so these are different ways to express the ‘times of day’.

Okay, kaya iba't ibang paraan ito para ipahayag ang 'mga oras ng araw'.

Let’s take a look at a few examples.

Tingnan natin ang ilang halimbawa.

Ok, let’s look at these examples.

Ok, tingnan natin ang mga halimbawang ito.

The first one.

Ang una.

“I exercise in the morning.”

"Nag-eehersisyo ako sa umaga."

“I exercise in the morning.”

"Nag-eehersisyo ako sa umaga."

The next one.

Ang susunod.

“My lunchtime is at noon.”

"Ang tanghalian ko ay tanghali."

“My lunchtime is at noon.”

"Ang tanghalian ko ay tanghali."

The next one.

Ang susunod.

“I like to go swimming in the afternoon.”

"Gusto kong mag-swimming sa hapon."

“I like to go swimming in the afternoon.”

"Gusto kong mag-swimming sa hapon."

And the next one.

At ang kasunod.

“I eat dinner in the evening.”

"Kumakain ako ng hapunan sa gabi."

“I eat dinner in the evening.”

"Kumakain ako ng hapunan sa gabi."

And the next one.

At ang kasunod.

“I eat ramyeon at midnight.”

"Kumakain ako ng ramyeon sa hatinggabi."

“I eat ramyeon at midnight.”

"Kumakain ako ng ramyeon sa hatinggabi."

And the last example.

At ang huling halimbawa.

“Be careful walking alone at night.”

"Mag-ingat sa paglalakad mag-isa sa gabi."

“Be careful walking alone at night.”

"Mag-ingat sa paglalakad mag-isa sa gabi."

Ok, I hope you understand how to express the different ‘times of day’ in English.

Ok, sana maintindihan mo kung paano ipahayag ang iba't ibang 'oras ng araw' sa Ingles.

Uhm…I’m going to ask you a question now.

Uhm...may itatanong ako sa iyo ngayon.

“When do you study English?”

"Kailan ka nag-aaral ng English?"

Ok…

Ok…

“What time of day do you study English?”

“Anong oras ng araw ka nag-aaral ng English?”

“When do you study English?”

"Kailan ka nag-aaral ng English?"

Ahh…I..I suggest the best time to study English is in the morning.

Ahh...I..Iminumungkahi ko ang pinakamagandang oras para mag-aral ng Ingles ay sa umaga.

Ok…ahh…

Ok...ahh...

In the afternoon is not so good.

Hindi maganda ang hapon.

A lot of my students are always very tired in the afternoon.

Marami sa mga estudyante ko ang laging pagod sa hapon.

In the evening is ok.

Sa gabi ay ok.

But, never never at night.

Ngunit, hindi kailanman sa gabi.

That’s too late.

Huli na iyon.

Alright…

Sige...

So, I hope you understand these time expression.

Kaya, sana maintindihan mo ang expression ng oras na ito.

See you next video.

See you next video.

Hello, everyone.

Hello, sa lahat.

Welcome to this ‘time expressions’ video.

Maligayang pagdating sa video na 'time expressions' na ito.

In this video, we’re going to talk about how to use ‘ago’, ‘late’, ‘next’

Sa video na ito, pag-uusapan natin kung paano gamitin ang 'nakaraan', 'huli', 'susunod'

and ‘last’.

at 'huling'.

Ok, these are very useful expressions to use when talking about time.

Ok, ang mga ito ay napaka-kapaki-pakinabang na mga expression na gagamitin kapag pinag-uusapan ang oras.

But, first.

Pero, una.

Let’s review our vocabulary.

Suriin natin ang ating bokabularyo.

And this is the vocabulary we need to know for this video.

At ito ang bokabularyo na kailangan nating malaman para sa video na ito.

Ahhh…’second’.

Ahhh... 'pangalawa'.

And I have “one second.”

At mayroon akong "isang segundo."

Ok, “One second.

Okay, "Isang segundo.

We could also…instead of “one second”, we could say, “a second”.

Maaari rin nating…sa halip na “isang segundo”, maaari nating sabihin, “isang segundo”.

So, ‘one’ and ‘a’, mean the same.

Kaya, 'isa' at 'a', pareho ang ibig sabihin.

Just one second.

Isang segundo lang.

Ok…

Ok…

“One minute.”

“Isang minuto.”

“A minute.”

"Isang minuto."

Ok…how many seconds in one minute?

Ok...ilang segundo sa isang minuto?

Well, sixty seconds in one minute.

Well, animnapung segundo sa isang minuto.

And the next is ‘hour’.

At ang susunod ay 'oras'.

Now ‘hour’ is special because we’re going to use ‘an’.

Ngayon ang 'oras' ay espesyal dahil gagamit tayo ng 'an'.

Ok…

Ok...

Because ‘hour’ starts with a vowel sound.

Dahil ang 'oras' ay nagsisimula sa tunog ng patinig.

Ok…

Ok…

“An hour.”

“Isang oras.”

Ok, we always use ‘an’ with ‘hour’.

Ok, palagi kaming gumagamit ng 'an' na may 'hour'.

And of course, there’s sixty minutes in one hour.

At siyempre, may animnapung minuto sa isang oras.

“An hour.”

"Isang oras."

Next is “a day”.

Susunod ay "isang araw".

“A day.”

"Isang araw."

“One day.”

"Isang araw."

Of course…how many hours in a day?

Siyempre...ilang oras sa isang araw?

Twenty-four hours.

Dalawampu't apat na oras.

“A week.”

"Isang linggo."

How many days in a week?

Ilang araw sa isang linggo?

Seven days in a week.

Pitong araw sa isang linggo.

“One week.”

"Isang linggo."

“One month.”

"Isang buwan."

“A month.”

"Isang buwan."

Ok…

Ok...

And the last one.

At ang huli.

“One year.”

"Isang taon."

“A year.”

"Isang taon."

Ok, so that’s the vocabulary.

Ok, so iyon ang bokabularyo.

I hope you understand.

sana maintindihan mo.

Uhh…before we move on, I’m going to change this.

Uhh...bago tayo magpatuloy, babaguhin ko ito.

Ok, this is one.

Ok, isa ito.

But now, let’s put…let’s put two.

Ngunit ngayon, ilagay natin…maglagay tayo ng dalawa.

Now everything changes.

Ngayon lahat ay nagbabago.

“Two second?”

"Dalawang segundo?"

No, we have to plural it.

Hindi, kailangan nating plural ito.

“Two seconds.”

"Dalawang segundo."

“Two minute?”

"Dalawang minuto?"

“Two minutes.”

"Dalawang minuto."

“Two hour?”

"Dalawang oras?"

No.

Hindi.

“Two hours.”

"Dalawang oras."

“Two day?”

“Dalawang araw?”

“Two days.”

"Dalawang araw."

“Two week?”

"Dalawang linggo?"

“Two weeks.”

"Dalawang linggo."

“Two months.”

"Dalawang buwan."

“Two years.”

"Dalawang taon."

“Seconds.

“Segundo.

Minutes.

Mga minuto.

Hours.

Oras.

Days.

Mga araw.

Weeks.

Linggo.

Months.

mga buwan.

Years.”

Mga taon.”

So, if you’re using ‘two’, ‘three’, ‘four’.. every number, except one.

Kaya, kung gumagamit ka ng 'dalawa', 'tatlo', 'apat'.. bawat numero, maliban sa isa.

Ok…

Ok...

Make sure you use the plural.

Tiyaking ginagamit mo ang maramihan.

Alright, let’s move on.

Sige, magpatuloy tayo.

Ok, now we know the vocabulary let’s get into the first two expressions.

Ok, ngayon alam na natin ang bokabularyo, pumasok tayo sa unang dalawang expression.

‘Ago’ and ‘later’.

'Nakaraan' at 'mamaya'.

Very easy to use.

Napakadaling gamitin.

‘Ago’ is talking about the past; before.

Ang 'Ago' ay nagsasalita tungkol sa nakaraan; dati.

And ‘later’ is talking about the future; after.

At ang 'mamaya' ay nagsasalita tungkol sa hinaharap; pagkatapos.

Ok…

Ok...

So, I have a question here.

So, may tanong ako dito.

“When did you call me?”

"Kailan mo ako tinawagan?"

Ok, “When ‘did’ you call me?”

Ok, “Kailan mo ako tinawagan?”

Ok, this is talking about the past.

Ok, ito ay tungkol sa nakaraan.

So, someone asks, “When did you call me?”

Kaya, may nagtatanong, "Kailan mo ako tinawagan?"

Ok… wo…you just put the vocabulary here.

Ok... wo...nilalagay mo lang ang bokabularyo dito.

“One second ago.”

"Isang segundo ang nakalipas."

Ok, that’s very soon.

Ok, malapit na.

That’s too soon.

Masyadong maaga yun.

“When did you call me?”

"Kailan mo ako tinawagan?"

“One second ago.”

"Isang segundo ang nakalipas."

That’s too soon.

Masyadong maaga yun.

“One minute ago.”

“Isang minuto ang nakalipas.”

That’s possible.

Posible iyon.

“One hour ago.”

“Isang oras ang nakalipas.”

“One day ago.”

“Isang araw ang nakalipas.”

“One week ago.”

“Isang linggo na ang nakalipas.”

“One month ago.”

“Isang buwan na ang nakalipas.”

“One year ago.”

"Isang taon ang nakalipas."

You can use any of these here.

Maaari mong gamitin ang alinman sa mga ito dito.

Ok…

Ok...

So, remember, if you said “five”.

Kaya, tandaan, kung sinabi mong "lima".

For example, ‘five’.

Halimbawa, 'lima'.

“When did you call me?”

"Kailan mo ako tinawagan?"

“Five…minutes ago.”

“Limang… minuto ang nakalipas.”

“Five minutes ago.”

"Limang minuto ang nakalipas."

Ok, remember we have this ‘s’ because it’s now ‘five’.

Ok, tandaan na mayroon tayong 's' na ito dahil 'lima' na ngayon.

“Five minutes ago.”

"Limang minuto ang nakalipas."

Alright, so, we’re going to use ‘ago’ because it’s a past question.

Sige, kaya, gagamitin natin ang 'nakaraan' dahil ito ay isang nakaraang tanong.

“When did you call me?”

"Kailan mo ako tinawagan?"

“Five minutes ago.”

"Limang minuto ang nakalipas."

“When did you come home?”

"Kailan ka nakauwi?"

“One hour ago.”

“Isang oras ang nakalipas.”

Alright…

Sige...

Let’s change the qu…question.

Baguhin natin ang qu…tanong.

Let’s change it here.

Baguhin natin dito.

To the future.

Sa kinabukasan.

“When will you call me?”

"Kailan mo ako tatawagan?"

Ok, in the future.

Ok, sa hinaharap.

“When will you call me?”

"Kailan mo ako tatawagan?"

Let’s talk…let’s use the future expression.

Mag-usap tayo…gamitin natin ang hinaharap na expression.

Ahh…

Ahh...

“One second later.”

"Mamaya isang segundo."

Well, that’s too soon.

Aba, masyado pang maaga.

‘Second’ is a very short time.

Ang 'pangalawa' ay isang napakaikling panahon.

Ok, “When will you call me?”

Ok, "Kailan mo ako tatawagan?"

“One minute later.”

"Makalipas ang isang minuto."

“One hour later.”

"Makalipas ang isang oras."

“One day later.”

"Isang araw mamaya."

“One week later.”

"Makalipas ang isang linggo."

“One month later.”

"Makalipas ang isang buwan."

“One year later.”

"Makalipas ang isang taon."

Very long time, ok…

Napakatagal, ok...

And, also remember…

At, tandaan din...

If we’re going to use a plural, ‘five’, ‘six’, ‘seven’, ‘eight’, we need

Kung gagamit tayo ng pangmaramihang, 'lima', 'anim', 'pito', 'walo', kailangan natin

the ‘s’.

ang 's'.

“When will you call me?”

"Kailan mo ako tatawagan?"

“Five hours later.”

"Makalipas ang limang oras."

Alright…

Sige...

So, ‘ago’ and ‘later’ very useful expressions to use for talking about the past

Kaya, ang 'nakaraan' at 'mamaya' ay napaka-kapaki-pakinabang na mga expression na gagamitin para sa pag-uusap tungkol sa nakaraan

and the future.

at hinaharap.

Let’s move on to the next two expressions.

Lumipat tayo sa susunod na dalawang expression.

Ok, so, we’re going to look at these two.

Ok, so, titingnan natin ang dalawang ito.

‘Last’ and ‘next’.

'Huling' at 'susunod'.

Also, very useful time expressions.

Gayundin, napaka-kapaki-pakinabang na mga expression ng oras.

Now, I changed the question a little bit.

Ngayon, binago ko ng kaunti ang tanong.

Ok, so, past tense, “When did you get married?”

Ok, so, past tense, "Kailan ka nagpakasal?"

And for the future.

At para sa kinabukasan.

“When will you get married?”

"Kailan ka magpapakasal?"

Let’s take a look.

Tignan natin.

“When did you get married?”

"Kailan ka nagpakasal?"

“Last second?”

"Huling segundo?"

No.

Hindi.

We can’t use ‘second’ with this expression.

Hindi namin magagamit ang 'pangalawa' sa expression na ito.

“Next second?”

"Susunod na segundo?"

No.

Hindi.

“Last minute?”

"Huling minuto?"

No.

Hindi.

We can’t use ‘minute’ and actually, we can’t use ‘hour’ and we can’t use

Hindi natin magagamit ang 'minuto' at sa totoo lang, hindi natin magagamit ang 'oras' at hindi natin magagamit ang

‘day’.

'araw'.

We can only use these expression.

Magagamit lamang natin ang mga ekspresyong ito.

Ok…

Ok...

So, for these ones, you want to use ‘ago’ and ‘later’ only.

Kaya, para sa mga ito, gusto mong gamitin ang 'nakaraan' at 'mamaya' lang.

Now these ones, you can use ‘ago’ and ‘later’ and ‘last’ and ‘next’.

Ngayon ang mga ito, maaari mong gamitin ang 'nakaraan' at 'mamaya' at 'huling' at 'susunod'.

Ok…

Ok...

So, again, you can’t use these with ‘last’ and ‘next’.

Kaya, muli, hindi mo magagamit ang mga ito sa 'huling' at 'susunod'.

So, let’s take a look.

Kaya, tingnan natin.

“When did you get married?”

"Kailan ka nagpakasal?"

“Last week.”

"Nakaraang linggo."

“Last month.”

"Noong nakaraang buwan."

“Last year.”

"Noong nakaraang taon."

Very easy.

Napakadaling.

“When will you get married?”

"Kailan ka magpapakasal?"

“Next week.”

"Susunod na linggo."

“Next month.”

"Susunod na buwan."

“Next year.”

"Sa susunod na taon."

Ok…

Ok...

That’s how you use ‘last’ and ‘next’.

Ganyan mo gamitin ang 'huling' at 'susunod'.

Very easy.

Napakadaling.

Let’s take a look at some examples.

Tingnan natin ang ilang halimbawa.

Alright, let’s look at some example sentences.

Okay, tingnan natin ang ilang halimbawa ng mga pangungusap.

Listen carefully.

Makinig nang mabuti.

“Two weeks ago, I met a girl.”

"Two weeks ago, may nakilala akong babae."

“Two weeks ago, I met a girl.”

"Two weeks ago, may nakilala akong babae."

“Last week, we went on a date.”

"Noong nakaraang linggo, nag-date kami."

“Last week, we went on a date.”

"Noong nakaraang linggo, nag-date kami."

“Ten minutes ago, I asked her to marry me.”

"Sampung minuto ang nakalipas, hiniling ko sa kanya na pakasalan ako."

“Ten minutes ago, I asked her to marry me.”

"Sampung minuto ang nakalipas, hiniling ko sa kanya na pakasalan ako."

“Two hours later, we will go home.”

"Makalipas ang dalawang oras, uuwi na tayo."

“Two hours later, we will go home.”

"Makalipas ang dalawang oras, uuwi na tayo."

“Next week, we will meet her parents.”

"Next week, magkikita kami ng parents niya."

“Next week, we will meet her parents.”

"Next week, magkikita kami ng parents niya."

“Two months later, we will get married.”

"Makalipas ang dalawang buwan, ikakasal na tayo."

“Two months later, we will get married.”

"Makalipas ang dalawang buwan, ikakasal na tayo."

Ok, I hope you have a good understanding of how to use the time expressions

Ok, sana ay mayroon kang isang mahusay na pag-unawa sa kung paano gamitin ang mga expression ng oras na

‘ago’ and ‘later’ and ‘last’ and ‘next’.

'nakaraan' at 'mamaya' at 'huling' at 'susunod'.

They’re very useful to quickly express time.

Ang mga ito ay lubhang kapaki-pakinabang upang mabilis na maipahayag ang oras.

Alright…

Sige...

So, you should study those.

Kaya, dapat mong pag-aralan ang mga iyon.

Self-study.

Sariling pag-aaral.

I know you can learn them.

Alam kong matututunan mo sila.

I know you can use them.

Alam kong magagamit mo sila.

So, uhh…

Kaya, uhh...

I hope this video helped you.

sana nakatulong sa iyo ang video na ito.

See you next time.

See you next time.

Hello, everyone.

Hello, sa lahat.

Welcome to this ‘time expressions’ video.

Maligayang pagdating sa video na 'time expressions' na ito.

In this video, we’re going to talk about ‘time expressions’ for the ‘past’,

Sa video na ito, pag-uusapan natin ang tungkol sa mga 'time expression' para sa 'nakaraan',

‘present’ and ‘future’.

'kasalukuyan' at 'hinaharap'.

Now in the previous video, the before video, we already studied ‘ago’, ‘later’..uhh…’last’

Ngayon sa nakaraang video, ang naunang video, napag-aralan na natin 'nakaraan', 'mamaya'..uhh...'last'

and ‘next’.

at 'next'.

Those ones are common.

Ang mga iyon ay karaniwan.

And here are a few more.

At narito ang ilan pa.

Ok…

Ok...

Now, there’s a lot of time expressions and I can’t teach them all, but I try to choose

Ngayon, maraming expression ng oras at hindi ko maituturo lahat, ngunit sinusubukan kong piliin

the most common.

ang pinakakaraniwan.

Alright, so let’s take a look.

Sige, tingnan natin.

The first is the ‘past’.

Ang una ay ang 'nakaraan'.

Things that happened before.

Mga bagay na nangyari noon.

And the first one, very common, “Last night”.

At ang una, napakakaraniwan, "Kagabi".

Very easy to use.

Napakadaling gamitin.

“Last night, I ate pizza.”

"Kagabi, kumain ako ng pizza."

“Last night, I drank a beer.”

"Kagabi, uminom ako ng beer."

“Last night, I went to bed early.”

"Kagabi, maaga akong natulog."

Alright, so very easy to use to talk about yesterday night.

Okay, napakadaling gamitin para pag-usapan kahapon ng gabi.

Now, the next three:

Ngayon, ang susunod na tatlo:

“In the past”, “A long time ago,” and “Long ago.”

"Noong nakaraan", "Matagal na ang nakalipas," at "Matagal na ang nakalipas."

Ok, these are things that happened before, but a very long time has passed.

Ok, ito ang mga bagay na nangyari noon, ngunit napakatagal na panahon ang lumipas.

So, for example.

Kaya, halimbawa.

“In the past, Korea had a war.”

"Noon, may digmaan ang Korea."

Ok…

Ok...

So, that was long ago.

So, matagal na iyon.

“A long time ago was the Chosun Dynasty.”

"Matagal nang panahon ang nakalipas ay ang Dinastiyang Chosun."

Ok, “Long ago was the Chosun Dynasty.”

Ok, "Matagal nang panahon ang Chosun Dynasty."

All of these are good expressions to talk about something long ago.

Ang lahat ng ito ay magandang pagpapahayag upang pag-usapan ang isang bagay noon pa man.

Ok, let’s move on to the ‘present’.

Ok, lumipat tayo sa 'kasalukuyan'.

“Now.

“Ngayon.

Right now.”

Ngayon na."

“Right now, I’m teaching in this video.”

"Sa ngayon, nagtuturo ako sa video na ito."

Also, we could use this one.

Gayundin, maaari naming gamitin ang isang ito.

“As we speak.”

"Habang nag-uusap tayo."

“As we speak” means the same as “Now”.

Ang ibig sabihin ng "Habang nagsasalita tayo" ay "Ngayon".

“As we speak, I am teaching this video.”

"Habang nagsasalita tayo, itinuturo ko ang video na ito."

“Nowadays,” “These days,” “Recently.”

"Ngayon," "Sa mga araw na ito," "Kamakailan lamang."

All of these mean the same thing.

Iisa lang ang ibig sabihin ng lahat ng ito.

So something has happen around this time.

Kaya may nangyari sa panahong ito.

Now, be careful with “Nowadays”.

Ngayon, mag-ingat sa "Nowadays".

“Nowadays” is one word.

"Ngayon" ay isang salita.

A lot of my students say “Now days”.

Marami sa aking mga estudyante ang nagsasabing "Ngayon araw".

“Now days” is wrong.

"Ngayon araw" ay mali.

Don’t say “Now days”.

Huwag sabihing “Ngayon araw”.

You have to say, “Nowa…”

Kailangan mong sabihin, “Ngayon…” , mayroong isang 'a' doon, "Ngayon".

, there’s an ‘a’ there, “Nowadays”.

“Nowadays.”

“Ngayon.”

“These days.”

"Sa mga araw na ito."

“Recently.”

“Kamakailan lang.”

So, “Nowadays, the weather is very hot.”

Kaya, "Ngayon, ang panahon ay napakainit."

Or…

O…

“These days, the economy is bad.”

“Sa mga araw na ito, masama ang ekonomiya.”

Alright…

Sige...

So all of theme…very similar.

Kaya lahat ng tema...katulad.

Alright, let’s go to the ‘future’.

Sige, pumunta tayo sa 'hinaharap'.

“Soon.”

"Malapit na."

A lot of my students like to say, “coming soon”.

Marami sa aking mga mag-aaral ang gustong sabihin, "malapit na".

“Coming soon.”

"Malapit na."

Now, we usually use “coming soon” for movies that are coming soon.

Ngayon, karaniwang ginagamit namin ang "malapit na" para sa mga pelikulang paparating na.

But, just when we’re talking with our friends…ahh…we don’t usually say, “coming soon”.

Ngunit, kapag nakikipag-usap kami sa aming mga kaibigan…ahh…hindi namin karaniwang sinasabi, “malapit na”.

We say, “soon”.

Sinasabi namin, "malapit na".

“My friend is coming soon.”

"Malapit nang dumating ang kaibigan ko."

That’s ok.

ok lang yan.

But, “I’m getting married, soon.”

Ngunit, "Ikakasal na ako, malapit na."

Or…”I’m going to eat dinner, soon.”

O…”Kakain na ako ng hapunan, malapit na.”

Ok…

Ok...

I’m going to use it like that.

Gagamitin ko ito ng ganoon.

Don’t use “coming soon” too much.

Huwag masyadong gumamit ng “coming soon”.

“Tonight.”

“Ngayong gabi.”

“Tonight…I’m going to have a good dinner.”

“Ngayong gabi…magpapakain ako ng masarap na hapunan.”

“Tonight, I’m going to go to bed early.”

"Ngayong gabi, matutulog ako ng maaga."

“Tomorrow night.”

"Bukas ng gabi."

Ok, “Tomorrow night, I have to meet my friends.”

Ok, "Bukas ng gabi, kailangan kong makilala ang aking mga kaibigan."

“Tomorrow night, I’m going to exercise.”

"Bukas ng gabi, mag-eehersisyo ako."

Alright…

Sige...

And the last two.

At ang huling dalawa.

“In the future,” “Far in the future.”

"Sa hinaharap," "Malayo sa hinaharap."

Alright…

Sige...

So, we’re talking about a long time.

Kaya, matagal na tayong nag-uusap.

So, “In the future.”…I don’t know when, “In the future, I will get married.”

Kaya, “Sa hinaharap.”…Hindi ko alam kung kailan, “Sa hinaharap, ikakasal ako.”

“Far in the future.”

"Malayo sa hinaharap."

“Far in the future, maybe twenty years, later, I will retire.”

"Malayo sa hinaharap, marahil dalawampung taon, mamaya, ako ay magretiro."

I will quit my job.

Aalis na ako sa trabaho ko.

Alright…

Sige...

So, I’m sorry I had to go a little bit quick through these expressions.

Kaya, pasensya na kinailangan kong magmadali sa mga ekspresyong ito.

These are good ‘time expressions’ to express the ‘past’, ‘present’, and ‘future’.

Ang mga ito ay magandang 'time expression' para ipahayag ang 'nakaraan', 'kasalukuyan', at 'hinaharap'.

Let’s take a look at a few examples right now.

Tingnan natin ang ilang halimbawa ngayon.

Ok, I wrote three sentences here to help you understand how to use the ‘time expressions’

Ok, sumulat ako ng tatlong pangungusap dito upang matulungan kang maunawaan kung paano gamitin ang 'mga expression ng oras'

‘past’, ‘present’, and ‘future’.

'nakaraan', 'kasalukuyan', at 'hinaharap'.

Let’s take a look at the first one.

Tingnan natin ang una.

“In the past, …”

“Noong nakaraan, …”

Ok…

Ok…

We should try and always use our ‘time expression’ at the beginning of the sentence.

Dapat nating subukan at palaging gamitin ang ating 'time expression' sa simula ng pangungusap.

So, “In the past.”

Kaya, "Noong nakaraan."

That’s my ‘time expression’

'Yan ang 'time expression' ko

After our ‘time expression’, we should use a ‘comma’.

Pagkatapos ng 'time expression' natin, dapat gumamit tayo ng 'comma'.

“In the past,” comma.

"Noong nakaraan," kuwit.

So, “In the past, Korea was poor.”

Kaya, "Noon, mahirap ang Korea."

“In the past, Korea was poor.”

"Noon, mahirap ang Korea."

Alright…

Sige...

The economy was not good.

Hindi maganda ang ekonomiya.

Let’s look at the next sentence.

Tingnan natin ang susunod na pangungusap.

“Nowadays,…” comma.

“Sa ngayon,…” kuwit.

So, “Nowadays…

Kaya, "Sa ngayon... sa mga araw na ito... kamakailan lang, umuunlad ang Korea."

these days… recently, Korea is developing.”

Ok, “Nowadays, Korea is developing.”

Ok, “Sa ngayon, umuunlad ang Korea.”

Again, I have a ‘comma’.

Muli, mayroon akong 'kuwit'.

And let’s go to the future.

At pumunta tayo sa hinaharap.

“In the future, Korea will be rich.”

"Sa hinaharap, magiging mayaman ang Korea."

“In the future, Korea will be in….will be rich.”

“Sa hinaharap, ang Korea ay nasa….ay magiging mayaman.”

“In the future?”

“Sa hinaharap?”

“Far in the future?”

"Malayo sa hinaharap?"

“Soon, maybe soon…”

“Soon, maybe soon…”

“Soon, Korea will be rich.”

“Soon, yumaman ang Korea.”

Ok…

Ok...

So, again, use the ‘time expressions’ in the beginning…

Kaya, muli, gamitin ang 'mga expression ng oras' sa simula... na sinusundan ng kuwit doon.

followed by a comma there.

Ok…

Ok...

So, let’s look at some more examples.

Kaya, tingnan natin ang ilang higit pang mga halimbawa.

Example one.

Halimbawa ng isa.

“Last night, I had a job interview.”

"Kagabi, may job interview ako."

“Today, I got a phone call.

"Ngayon, nakatanggap ako ng tawag sa telepono.

I was hired.”

Natanggap ako.”

“Tonight, I will celebrate at a good restaurant.”

"Ngayong gabi, magse-celebrate ako sa isang magandang restaurant."

Ok, example number two.

Ok, halimbawa bilang dalawa.

“In the past, children were very polite.”

"Noong nakaraan, ang mga bata ay napakagalang."

“Nowadays, children are rude.”

"Sa panahon ngayon, bastos ang mga bata."

“In the future, I hope children are polite again.”

"Sa hinaharap, sana ay maging magalang muli ang mga bata."

Alright, next example.

Sige, susunod na halimbawa.

“Recently, I have been sick.

“Kamakailan lang, nagkasakit ako.

“As we speak, my stomach hurts.”

"Habang nag-uusap tayo, sumasakit ang tiyan ko."

“Soon, I may need to go to the hospital.”

"Malapit na, baka kailangan kong pumunta sa ospital."

Alright, the last example.

Sige, ang huling halimbawa.

“A long time ago, I got married.”

"Matagal na ang nakalipas, nagpakasal ako."

“These days, I have two teenage boys.”

"Sa mga araw na ito, mayroon akong dalawang teenager na lalaki."

“Far in the future, I will have grandchildren.”

"Sa hinaharap, magkakaroon ako ng mga apo."

Ok, so those were some good examples of how to use the ‘time expressions’ of ‘past’,

Ok, kaya iyon ang ilang magagandang halimbawa kung paano gamitin ang 'mga expression ng oras' ng 'nakaraan',

‘present’ and ‘future’.

'kasalukuyan' at 'hinaharap'.

Now, as I taught you, you try and use the ‘time expressions’ at the beginning of

Ngayon, gaya ng itinuro ko sa iyo, subukan mong gamitin ang 'mga expression ng oras' sa simula ng

the sentence.

pangungusap.

But, in some cases, it is ok to use them at the end.

Ngunit, sa ilang mga kaso, ok lang na gamitin ang mga ito sa dulo.

Alright, that’s…that’s not a bad thing.

Sige, iyon ay...hindi iyon masamang bagay.

Anyway, I hope you understand.

Anyway, sana maintindihan mo.

I know there’s a lot to learn in this video.

Alam kong maraming matututunan sa video na ito.

I hope to see you again, soon.

Sana'y makita kita muli.

+++++ Hello, everyone.

+++++ Kumusta, sa lahat.

Welcome to this ‘time expressions’ video.

Maligayang pagdating sa video na 'time expressions' na ito.

In this video, we are going to talk about ‘indefinite adverbs of frequency’.

Sa video na ito, pag-uusapan natin ang tungkol sa 'indefinite adverbs of frequency'.

Ok, what are ‘indefinite adverbs of frequency’?

Ok, ano ang 'indefinite adverbs of frequency'?

Well, ‘indefinite’ means the time is not exact.

Well, ang ibig sabihin ng 'indefinite' ay hindi eksakto ang oras.

Not detailed.

Hindi detalyado.

And ‘adverbs of frequncy’, are words that describe ‘how often’ we do something.

At ang 'adverbs of frequncy', ay mga salitang naglalarawan ng 'gaano kadalas' ginagawa natin ang isang bagay.

Ok…

Ok...

So, to help you understand, let’s look at the list of adverbs of frequency.

Kaya, para matulungan kang maunawaan, tingnan natin ang listahan ng mga pang-abay na dalas.

These are the most common.

Ito ang pinakakaraniwan.

Alright, so ‘how often you do something’.

Sige, kaya 'gaano kadalas mong gawin ang isang bagay'.

Let’s go through the list.

Tingnan natin ang listahan.

Of course, the top one is “always”.

Siyempre, ang nangungunang isa ay "palaging".

That means you ‘aways’ do something.

Ibig sabihin, may gagawin kang 'away'.

“Almost always.”

“Halos palagi.”

Very close.

Napakalapit.

“Frequently.”

“Madalas.”

Ok, you do it a lot.

Okay, marami kang ginagawa.

“Usually.”

“Karaniwan.”

“Often.”

“Madalas.”

“Sometimes.”

“Minsan.”

Ok, ‘sometimes’ is the middle.

Ok, 'minsan' ang gitna.

So, sometimes you do something.

Kaya minsan may ginagawa ka.

Sometimes, you don’t.

Minsan, hindi mo.

“Occasionally.”

"Paminsan-minsan."

“Occasionally.”

"Paminsan-minsan."

“Seldom.”

“Bihira.”

“Rarely.”

“Bihira.”

Ok, you don’t do something very much.

Okay, wala kang masyadong ginagawa.

“Almost never.”

"Halos hindi kailanman."

And the last one, “Never”.

At ang huli, "Never".

You ‘never’ do something.

Hindi ka kailanman gagawa ng isang bagay.

Ok, so let’s look at our question.

Ok, kaya tingnan natin ang aming tanong.

This is the important question we want to answer.

Ito ang mahalagang tanong na gusto naming sagutin.

“How often…how often do you…?”

"Gaano kadalas... gaano ka kadalas...?"

So, “How often do you…” do something.

Kaya, "Gaano kadalas mo..."

gumawa ng isang bagay.

So, let’s make an example question.

Kaya, gumawa tayo ng isang halimbawang tanong.

“How often do you drink water?”

"Gaano ka kadalas umiinom ng tubig?"

Ok, “How often do you drink water?”

Ok, "Gaano ka kadalas umiinom ng tubig?"

So, someone asks you that question.

Kaya, may nagtatanong sa iyo ng tanong na iyon.

“How often do you drink water?”

"Gaano ka kadalas umiinom ng tubig?"

Ok, so first, you should think about which one of these describes how often you drink

Ok, kaya una, dapat mong isipin kung alin sa mga ito ang naglalarawan kung gaano kadalas ka umiinom ng

water.

tubig.

So, there’s actually three ways to answer this question.

Kaya, mayroon talagang tatlong paraan upang sagutin ang tanong na ito.

Now, I’m going to choose ‘always’.

Ngayon, pipiliin ko ang 'laging'.

So, the first way to answer, “How often do you drink water?”, I would say, “Always”.

Kaya, ang unang paraan upang sagutin, "Gaano ka kadalas uminom ng tubig?", Sasabihin ko, "Palagi".

Ok, very simple.

Ok, napakasimple.

You just say the ‘adverb of frequency’.

Sabihin mo lang ang 'adverb of frequency'.

“How often do you drink water?”

"Gaano ka kadalas umiinom ng tubig?"

“Always.”

“Lagi naman.”

Ok, that’s the easiest way.

Ok, iyon ang pinakamadaling paraan.

The second way.

Ang pangalawang paraan.

“How often do you drink water?”

"Gaano ka kadalas umiinom ng tubig?"

Ok, you would use a complete sentence.

Ok, gagamit ka ng kumpletong pangungusap.

A full sentence.

Isang buong pangungusap.

“I always drink water.”

"Lagi akong umiinom ng tubig."

“How often do you drink water?”

"Gaano ka kadalas umiinom ng tubig?"

“I always drink water.”

"Lagi akong umiinom ng tubig."

Alright…

Sige...

And the last way, which is probably the most common way, is this one here.

At ang huling paraan, na marahil ang pinakakaraniwang paraan, ay ito dito.

“How often do you drink water?”

"Gaano ka kadalas umiinom ng tubig?"

“I always do.”

"Lagi kong ginagawa."

Ok…

Ok…

“I always do.”

"Lagi kong ginagawa."

This is a good sentence to use.

Ito ay isang magandang pangungusap na gamitin.

Alright, let’s change the question.

Sige, palitan natin ang tanong.

“How often do you drink soju?”

"Gaano ka kadalas umiinom ng soju?"

Ok, “How often do you drink soju?”

Ok, "Gaano ka kadalas umiinom ng soju?"

uhh…

uhh... ang ilan sa inyo ay 'palagi'.

some of you are ‘always’.

Some of you are ‘never’.

Ang ilan sa inyo ay 'hindi kailanman'.

I’m going to choose ‘sometimes’.

Pipiliin ko 'minsan'.

So, I’m going to say, “I sometimes do.”

Kaya, sasabihin ko, "Minsan ginagawa ko."

“How often do you drink soju?”

"Gaano ka kadalas umiinom ng soju?"

“I sometimes do.”

"Minsan ginagawa ko."

Alright…

Okay...

Now, the ‘adverbs of frequency’ are usually in the middle of the sentence.

Ngayon, ang 'adverbs of frequency' ay karaniwang nasa gitna ng pangungusap.

Ok…

Ok...

But, you see these ones here with the star…

Ngunit, nakikita mo ang mga ito dito kasama ang bituin...

These ones are in the middle, but also, we could use them at the beginning of a sentence.

Ang mga ito ay nasa gitna, ngunit maaari rin nating gamitin ang mga ito sa simula ng isang pangungusap.

So, “How often do you drink soju?”

Kaya, "Gaano ka kadalas umiinom ng soju?"

“Sometimes, I do.”

"Minsan ginagawa ko."

“I sometimes do.”

"Minsan ginagawa ko."

Both ways are ok.

Ang parehong paraan ay ok.

Alright…

Sige...

So these are the ‘adverbs of frequency’.

Kaya ito ang mga 'adverbs of frequency'.

I know it takes a lot of practice to remember them and use them properly.

Alam kong nangangailangan ng maraming pagsasanay upang matandaan ang mga ito at magamit nang maayos.

So, we’re going to look at a few more examples right now to help you understand them.

Kaya, titingnan namin ang ilan pang halimbawa ngayon para matulungan kang maunawaan ang mga ito.

Ok, let’s look at some example sentences.

Ok, tingnan natin ang ilang halimbawa ng mga pangungusap.

The first one.

Ang una.

“Occasionally, I play tennis.”

"Minsan, naglalaro ako ng tennis."

“Occasionally, I play tennis.”

"Minsan, naglalaro ako ng tennis."

“I frequently swim at the beach.”

"Madalas akong lumangoy sa dalampasigan."

“I frequently swim at the beach.”

"Madalas akong lumangoy sa dalampasigan."

“Sometimes, I go fishing.”

"Minsan, nangingisda ako."

“Sometimes, I go fishing.”

"Minsan, nangingisda ako."

“I always have a headache.”

"Lagi akong sumasakit ulo."

“I always have a headache.”

"Lagi akong sumasakit ulo."

“My wife usually comes home late.”

"Ang aking asawa ay madalas na umuuwi ng gabi."

“My wife usually comes home late.”

"Ang aking asawa ay madalas na umuuwi ng gabi."

“She almost never studies.”

"Halos hindi na siya nag-aaral."

“She almost never studies.”

"Halos hindi na siya nag-aaral."

“We hardly ever hold hands.”

"Bihira kaming magkahawak ng kamay."

“We hardly ever hold hands.”

"Bihira kaming magkahawak ng kamay."

“They often fight.”

"Madalas silang mag-away."

“They often fight.”

"Madalas silang mag-away."

Alright, so those were some good examples of how to use ‘indefinite adverbs of frequency’.

Okay, kaya iyon ang ilang magagandang halimbawa kung paano gamitin ang 'indefinite adverbs of frequency'.

Now, they’re very useful to know, so you should study them.

Ngayon, ang mga ito ay lubhang kapaki-pakinabang na malaman, kaya dapat mong pag-aralan ang mga ito.

Now, I couldn’t talk about everything in this video, so you need some extra self-study.

Ngayon, hindi ko masabi ang lahat sa video na ito, kaya kailangan mo ng karagdagang pag-aaral sa sarili.

Learn them.

Alamin ang mga ito.

Use them.

Gamitin mo.

They’re very useful to express how often you do something.

Ang mga ito ay lubhang kapaki-pakinabang upang ipahayag kung gaano kadalas mong gawin ang isang bagay.

Alright, so that’s it for this video.

Sige, kaya iyon na para sa video na ito.

See you next video.

See you next video.

Hello, everyone.

Hello, sa lahat.

Welcome to this ‘time expression’ video.

Maligayang pagdating sa 'time expression' na video na ito.

In this video we are going to learn how to use ‘definite adverbs of frequency’.

Sa video na ito matututunan natin kung paano gamitin ang 'mga tiyak na pang-abay ng dalas'.

What does that mean?

Anong ibig sabihin niyan?

Well, ‘definite’ means an exact time.

Buweno, ang ibig sabihin ng 'tiyak' ay eksaktong oras.

An exact amount.

Isang eksaktong halaga.

And the ‘adverbs of frequency’…ok, those are words to describe how often we do something.

At ang 'adverbs of frequency'...ok, iyon ay mga salita para ilarawan kung gaano kadalas natin ginagawa ang isang bagay.

Alright, so let’s take a look.

Sige, tingnan natin.

This is the question we want to answer.

Ito ang tanong na gusto naming masagot.

So someone asks, “How often do you…?, do something.

Kaya may nagtatanong, “Gaano ka kadalas…?, gumawa ng isang bagay.

So, let’s do an example.

Kaya, gumawa tayo ng isang halimbawa.

I will ask, “How often do you take a shower?”

Itatanong ko, "Gaano ka kadalas naliligo?"

“How often do you take a shower?”

"Gaano kadalas ka naliligo?"

Ok, so we have to answer.

Ok, kaya kailangan nating sagutin.

Now, let’s start with ‘once’.

Ngayon, magsimula tayo sa 'minsan'.

‘Once’ means ‘one time’.

Ang ibig sabihin ng 'Minsan' ay 'isang beses'.

But, we don’t say ‘one time’, we use the word ‘once’.

Pero, hindi natin sinasabing 'one time', ginagamit natin ang salitang 'once'.

So, “How often do you take a shower?”

Kaya, "Gaano ka kadalas naliligo?"

“Once…” and then I would choose one of these.

"Minsan..." at pagkatapos ay pipili ako ng isa sa mga ito.

Ok…

Ok…

“Once a minute.”

“Minsan sa isang minuto.”

Ok, that’s a lot of showers.

Ok, maraming shower yan.

“Once an hour.”

"Minsan sa isang oras."

That’s still a lot of showers.

Maraming shower pa rin yan.

“Once a day.”

"Isang beses sa isang araw."

That sounds right.

Parang tama.

“How often do you take a shower?”

"Gaano kadalas ka naliligo?"

“Once a day.”

"Isang beses sa isang araw."

Alright…

Sige...

Now some of you, maybe you take a shower ‘two times’, but we don’t say ‘two times’,

Ngayon ang ilan sa inyo, marahil ay naliligo kayo ng 'dalawang beses', ngunit hindi namin sinasabing 'dalawang beses',

we say ‘twice’.

sinasabi namin ang 'dalawang beses'.

Ok, so we use ‘once’, ‘twice’.

Ok, kaya ginagamit namin ang 'isang beses', 'dalawang beses'.

“How often do you take a shower?”

"Gaano kadalas ka naliligo?"

“Twice a day.”

"Dalawang beses sa isang araw."

Ok…

Ok...

And if you’re a very dirty person, maybe “twice a week”, “twice a month”, or

At kung ikaw ay isang napakaruming tao, maaaring "dalawang beses sa isang linggo", "dalawang beses sa isang buwan", o

“once a year”.

"isang beses sa isang taon".

That’s a very dirty person.

Napakadungis na tao.

Ok, so we have ‘once’, ‘twice’, uhhh…I’ll change the question.

Ok, kaya mayroon tayong 'isang beses', 'dalawang beses', uhhh...papalitan ko ang tanong.

“How often do you brush your teeth?”

"Gaano ka kadalas magsipilyo ng iyong ngipin?"

“How often do you brush your teeth?”

"Gaano ka kadalas magsipilyo ng iyong ngipin?"

Well, I brush my teeth…let’s see…

Well, nagtoothbrush ako...tingnan natin...

“Once…. a day?”

“Minsan.... isang araw?"

No.

Hindi.

No.

Hindi.

“Twice…”

“Dalawang beses…”

No, I’ll say, “Three times…”

Hindi, sasabihin ko, “Tatlong beses…”

Ok…

Ok…

So we say, ‘once’, ‘twice’, ‘three times’.

Kaya sinasabi namin, 'minsan', 'dalawang beses', 'tatlong beses'.

“I brush my teeth three times a day.”

"Nagsipilyo ako ng aking ngipin tatlong beses sa isang araw."

“Three times a day.”

"Tatlong beses sa isang araw."

Uhh…”How often do you eat food?”

Uhh..."Gaano ka kadalas kumain ng pagkain?"

Hmmm, “I eat food…three times…four times…many times.”

Hmmm, "Kumakain ako ng pagkain...tatlong beses...apat na beses...maraming beses."

Ok, I eat a lot of food.

Okay, kumain ako ng maraming pagkain.

I eat breakfast, lunch, dinner and some snacks, so, “many times a day.”

Kumakain ako ng almusal, tanghalian, hapunan at ilang meryenda, kaya, "maraming beses sa isang araw."

Alright…

Sige...

Ok, so that’s…we’re using ‘a day’ a lot.

Ok, kaya nga...ginagamit namin nang husto ang 'isang araw'.

Let’s use one of these.

Gamitin natin ang isa sa mga ito.

“How often do you go to school?”

"Gaano ka kadalas pumapasok sa paaralan?"

Ok, so if I ask the questions, “How often do you go to school?”, well…”three times…”,

Ok, kaya kung tatanungin ko ang mga tanong na, "Gaano ka kadalas pumasok sa paaralan?", well..."tatlong beses...",

uhhh… if you go to school maybe ‘five times’ a week.

uhhh... kung pumapasok ka sa paaralan marahil 'limang beses' sa isang linggo.

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.

Lunes Martes Miyerkules Huwebes Biyernes.

So, you would say, “Five times a week.”

Kaya, sasabihin mo, "Limang beses sa isang linggo."

Ok…

Ok…

“How often do you take a trip?”

“Gaano ka kadalas bumiyahe?”

Ok…

Ok…

“How often do you take a trip?”

“Gaano ka kadalas bumiyahe?”

Well, maybe you would say, “Once a year.”

Siguro sasabihin mo, "Minsan sa isang taon."

“Once a year.”

"Isang beses sa isang taon."

Maybe, “Twice a year.”

Siguro, "Twice a year."

Ok…

Ok...

Ahh…maybe “never”.

Ahh...baka “never”.

Ok, don’t forget ‘never’ is also a choice.

Ok, huwag kalimutan na ang 'never' ay isang pagpipilian din.

Alright, so this is how we use the ‘definite adverbs of frequency’.

Okay, kaya ito ay kung paano namin ginagamit ang 'mga tiyak na adverbs ng dalas'.

Let’s move on to some more.

Lumipat tayo sa ilan pa.

Ok, we’re going to look at the expression ‘every’.

Ok, titingnan natin ang expression na 'bawat'.

‘Every’ is very common.

Ang 'Bawat' ay napakakaraniwan.

Very easy to use.

Napakadaling gamitin.

Cause you can say, “Every morning.

Dahil masasabi mong, “Tuwing umaga.

Every afternoon.

Bawat hapon.

Every evening.

Tuwing gabi.

Every minute.

Bawat minuto.

Every hour.

Bawat oras.

Every day.

Araw-araw.

Every week.

Linggo-linggo.

Every month.

Bawat buwan.

Every year.”

Taon taon."

So, let’s make a new question.

Kaya, gumawa tayo ng bagong tanong.

“How often do you exercise?”

"Gaano kadalas ka bang nagehersisyo?"

“How often do you exercise?”

"Gaano kadalas ka bang nagehersisyo?"

Well, some of you maybe “every morning” or “every evening’.

Well, ang ilan sa inyo ay maaaring "tuwing umaga" o "tuwing gabi'.

“Every day.”

"Araw-araw."

Alright…

Sige...

Ahhh, “How often do you check your phone for new messages?”

Ahhh, "Gaano kadalas mong tinitingnan ang iyong telepono para sa mga bagong mensahe?"

Ok, so, “How often do you check your phone for new messages?”

Ok, kaya, "Gaano mo kadalas tinitingnan ang iyong telepono para sa mga bagong mensahe?"

Some of you might say, “Every minute”.

Maaaring sabihin ng ilan sa inyo, “Bawat minuto”.

“Every minute I check my phone.”

"Bawat minuto ay sinusuri ko ang aking telepono."

Or “every hour.”

O “bawat oras.”

“How often do you visit your grandparents?”

"Gaano ka kadalas bumisita sa iyong lolo't lola?"

Ok…

Ok...

Maybe your grandparents live very far, “How often do you visit your grandparents?”

Siguro ang iyong mga lolo't lola ay nakatira sa napakalayo, "Gaano ka kadalas bumisita sa iyong mga lolo't lola?"

Well, “every year”.

Well, "bawat taon".

Ok…

Ok...

So, that’s similar to “once a year”.

Kaya, iyon ay katulad ng "minsan sa isang taon".

“Every year.”

"Taon taon."

Alright, so that’s ‘every’.

Sige, kaya 'bawat' iyon.

Very easy to use.

Napakadaling gamitin.

Very common.

Very common.

So, let’s look at some more examples right now.

Kaya, tingnan natin ang ilang higit pang mga halimbawa sa ngayon.

The first example.

Ang unang halimbawa.

“I visit my parents once a month.”

"Binibisita ko ang aking mga magulang isang beses sa isang buwan."

“I visit my parents once a month.”

"Binibisita ko ang aking mga magulang isang beses sa isang buwan."

The next example.

Ang susunod na halimbawa.

“Five times a week, I go jogging.”

"Limang beses sa isang linggo, nagjo-jogging ako."

“Five times a week, I go jogging.”

"Limang beses sa isang linggo, nagjo-jogging ako."

The next example.

Ang susunod na halimbawa.

“Every minute, I check my mirror.”

"Bawat minuto, sinusuri ko ang aking salamin."

“Every minute, I check my mirror.”

"Bawat minuto, sinusuri ko ang aking salamin."

“Every evening, I watch TV.”

"Tuwing gabi, nanonood ako ng TV."

“Every evening, I watch TV.”

"Tuwing gabi, nanonood ako ng TV."

And the last example.

At ang huling halimbawa.

“I like to meet my friends, once a week.”

"Gusto kong makilala ang aking mga kaibigan, isang beses sa isang linggo."

“I like to meet my friends, once a week.”

"Gusto kong makilala ang aking mga kaibigan, isang beses sa isang linggo."

Ok, we just saw some great examples of how to use ‘definite adverbs of frequency’.

Ok, nakakita lang kami ng ilang magagandang halimbawa kung paano gamitin ang 'mga tiyak na adverbs ng dalas'.

They’re very good to know.

Napakabuti nilang malaman.

Especially when someone is asking you a “How often…” question.

Lalo na kapag may nagtatanong sa iyo ng “Gaano kadalas…” tanong.

Alright, you have to answer with an adverb of frequency.

Sige, kailangan mong sumagot ng pang-abay na dalas.

So, you need to do a little more self-study.

Kaya, kailangan mong gumawa ng kaunti pang pag-aaral sa sarili.

I couldn’t talk about everything in this video, so please do a little more self-study

Hindi ko masabi ang lahat ng bagay sa video na ito, kaya mangyaring magsagawa ng kaunti pang pag-aaral sa sarili

and learn them very well.

at pag-aralan ang mga ito nang mabuti.

I know you can master them.

Alam kong kaya mo sila.

That’s it for this video.

Iyon lang para sa video na ito.

See you next time.

See you next time.