LEARNING NEW 'LENGUAHE!'

hey!... wat language do u want to learn?... hmmm....???... me?.. KORREAN!!!..~hangul!.... what do u think?

I want to learn Japanese...so I have conversations in Japanese with Reina-chan

i really want to learn spanish

filo know some of the words.. but we can't fully speak spanish..

Yes. Like, most filos know how to count in Spanish, at least

do you how to say hide the body over there

...I don't think they teach that in schools.

oh shame i could have used that

what words do they teach

Well, they didn't exactly teach that, but we kind of pick it up...my mum sometimes counts in Spanish, and so does my dad. And some actual Filipino words are spanish

LIKE WHAT

I have no idea...but maybe senora loca knows
But some Filo words ARE derived in Spanish

ok cool i would like to learn romaian as well

I know someone who's Romanian

are they a vampire

No, but she's a really cool dancer

does she know any vampires

No

are you sure cos vampires live in romania my mum said so

Well, my mom said I'm special, but you don't see me rubbing it in
Jokes.

you are special charlene

I think you're special too, Jenny

thank you muhahahahahahaha

jenny wrote:

LIKE WHAT

Abandonada (Spanish: Abandonado/a): abandoned. * Abaniko (Spanish: Abanico): fan. * Abanse (Spanish: Avance): advance. * Aberya (Spanish: Avería): breakdown (used in Tagalog as 'Hassles'). * Abono (Spanish: Abono): fertilizer, payment. * Abrihin (Spanish: Abrir): to open. o Abrelata (Spanish: Abrelatas): tin-opener/can opener. * Abril (Spanish: Abril): April. * Abugado (Spanish: Abogado): lawyer, attorney. * Aburido (Spanish: Aburrido): bored (used in Tagalog as 'anxious, confused'). * Abuso (Spanish: Abuso): abuse. S * Suweldo (Spanish: Sueldo): salary, wage. * Suwerte (Spanish: Suerte): luck, fate. * Syempre (Spanish: Siempre): always (used in Tagalog as 'of course'). * Tabako * Tabike * Tabla o Tableta * Taburete (Spanish: Taburete): tabouret. * * Tesurero/a (Spanish: Tesorero): treasurer. * Tetano * Tigre * Tiheras (Spanish: Tijeras): scissors (used in Tagalog as 'cot'). * Timpla (Spanish: Templar): o Timplado * Tinda o Tindahan (Spanish: Tienda): shop. o Tindero/a * Tinidor * Tinta * Tintura * Tira * Tirador * Tirante * Tirintas (Spanish (pl.) Trenzas): plait. * Tisa * Tisis * Titulo * Tiyempo * Tiyo/a * Todo * Toga * Tokador * Tolda (Spanish: Toldo): * Toma * Topograpiya * Tornilyo * Torpe * Torta (Spanish: Torta): flat cake (used in Tagalog as 'omelet'). o Tortilya * Trabahador/a (Spanish: Trabajador/a): worker. * Trabaho (Spanish: Trabajo): job, labor, work. * Trahe * Trangka * Trangkaso * Trapo * Trato (Spanish: Trato): agreement, contract. * Trayanggulo (Spanish: Triángulo): triangle. * Traydor (Spanish: Traidor): traitor. * Tren (Spanish: Tren): train. * Trenta * Tres * Triga * Trigo * Trono * Tropa * Tsampurado (Mexican Spanish: Champurrado): chocolate-flavored porridge. * Tsapa (Spanish: Chapa): * Tseke * Tsiko * Tsinelas (Spanish: Chinelas): slippers, flipflops, rubber beach slippers. * Tsismis o Tsismoso/a * Tsitsa (Spanish: Chicha): * Tsitsaron (Spanish: Chicharrón): fried pig skin snack. * Tsoke * Tsokolate (Spanish: Chocolate): chocolate. * Tsonggo (Mexican Spanish: Chango): monkey * Tsuper (Spanish: Chófer): chauffeur. * Tsuplado/a (Spanish: Soplado/a): conceited, snobbish, haughty. * Tubero * Tubo * Tukayo (Spanish: Tocallo / Tocayo) : namesake, person with the same name. * Tumba * Turno * Turon (Spanish: Turrón): almond nougat (used in Tagalog as 'deep-fried banana wrapped in flour-made paper'). * Uhales (Spanish: Ojales (pl)): buttonhole. * Yilo (Spanish: hielo): ice

want more?.. lol..

THERES A LOT MORE HERE!..
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Haha. Some of the things in this topic made me laugh lol. Quite funny stuff. In my Japanese class the favourite word is usually "Dame". Pronounced "Da-me". If you don't know how to say the "me" it is like how Scottish people pronounce "me". Anyway, Dame means no good.