Linggo 5: Intermediate Filipino

Karinderya (n.)

Karinderya (n.)

small restaurant or food stalls by street or in a palengke

Sanayin (v.)

to be trained

Abot-kaya (adj.)

affordable

Dumagsa (v.)

to be crowded, to go in large numbers

Sangkap (n.)

ingredient

Hacendero (n.)

large estate holder, holds a lot of farmland

Inimbak (v.)

to hoard, to stock up on something

Panlulumo (n.)

Great Depression

Manatili (v.)

to maintain, to stay in one place

Maunawan (v.)

to understand

Talalahian (n.)

ethnography

Suriin (v.)

to research, to analyze, to study

Panitikan (n.)

literature

Manunulat (n.)

writer

Mananaliksik (n.)

researcher

Kasikatan (n.)

fame

Matagumpay (adj.)

successful

Kahirapan (n.)

poverty

Adbokasiya (n.)

advocacy

Gumanyak (v.)

to motivate, to inspire

Sining (n.)

art

Itanghal (v.)

to exhibit something

Karaniwan (adj.)

common, average, usual

Tago ng tago

undocumented Filipinos

Sumenyas (v.)

to signal

Kaaway (n.)

enemy, adversary, foe

Nakawin (v.)

to steal something

Umupa (v.)

to rent, to lease

Amo (n.)

boss, employer

Karanasan (n.)

experience

Kalusugang pangkaisipan

mental health

Tiwala (n.)

trust

Sikolohiya (n.)

psychology

Saliksik (n.)

research

Ilathala (v.)

to publish

Abutin (v.)

To reach something, to get caught

Kaugnayan (n.)

Relation, association, relationship

Pagkabagot/bagot (n.)

Boredom

Salaysay (n.)

Story

Premyo (n.)

Prize, awards

Taglagas (n.)

Fall

Tagsibol (n.)

spring

Taglamig (n.)

winter

Tag-init (n.)

Summer

Subaybayan (v.)

To follow, to track

Libangan/gawain (n.)

Hobby, pleasure

Mag-libang (v.)

To enjoy

Sipa (n.)

Filipino game where you use elbow or hands to hit a colorful plastic

Piko (n.)

Hopscotch

Trumpo (n.)

A game where you need 2 things made out of wood shaped like an acorn and rope; you need a lot of space so that the top can spin

Patintero (n.)

a game where the group has 10 members, the players need to be fast and nimble

Luksong baka (n.)

A game where you go to a field and jump over someone using only hands (leap frog)

Luksong tinik (n.)

A game with two teams where you jump over people’s hands and feet; the ones who are the tallest usually are chosen as the leader (nanay)

Luksong lubid (n.)

a game where you jump fast over a garter or attached rubber bands

Taguan (n.)

Hide and seek, often hide in bahay-kubo, gardens, or tall trees

Agawan base (n.)

A game with two teams and two bases, you need to attack the other base and protect your own base to prevent it from being snatched

Palosebo (n.)

Game where you climb up a greasy/slippery pole or bamboo stick to get a prize at the top

Tumbang preso (n.)

A game where you target the can with tsinelas

Koponan (n.)

Team

Taya (n.)

Bet

Larong Filipino (n.)

Filipino games

Sugal (n.)

Gambling

Siyato (n.)

A game with two players with short and long sticks

Lubid (n.)

Rope

Baka (n.)

Cow

Tinik (n.)

Thorn

Goma (n.)

Rubber band

Siko (n.)

Elbow

Patpat (n.)

Stick

Iniiwasan (v.)

To avoid

Atakihin (v.)

To attack

Maagaw (v.)

To be snatched

Kalaban (n.)

Opponent, enemy

Paikot-ikutin (v.)

Spinning

Tumalon/lumukso (v.)

To jump over

Perya (n.)

fair

Karnabal (n.)

carnival

Kagamitan (n.)

supplies, equipment

Hatian sa lupa

inherited land

Idaan (v.)

to take something

Bahain (v.)

to flood something

Panalo (n.)

winner

Talo (n.)

loser

Pamana (n.)

heritage, inheritance

Hating-kapatid/Pantay-pantay

fair share

Masayahin (adj.)

cheerful, happy

Kinatawan (n.)

representative

Paggalang (n.)

polite behavior

Away-away (n.)

fighting

Bilang (n.)

number

Tatsulok (n.)

triangle

Umarte (v.)

to act

Magkasintahan (n.)

lovers, couple, sweethearts

Maghiwalay (v.)

to separate, to break up

Poot (n.)

hate

Banta ng kamatayan

death threats

Tagasunod (n.)

follower

Pinagmumulan (n.)

source or cause of something

Pangkalahatan (n.)

over all, general, public

Pagtatanghal (n.)

performance, exhibition