Learn 10 must know math words
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| Hi, my name is Erica. And welcome. |
| Hi, my name is Erica and welcome to Filipino top words. Our lesson for today is, 10 Must Know Math Words. Yeay, Math! |
| 1. Matematika "mathematics or math" |
| Math in Filipino is Matematika. How do you use Math in a sentence? |
| We can say, |
| Matematika ang paborito kong subject. "Mathematics is my favorite subject." |
| Matematika ang paborito kong subject. |
| Is Math your favorite subject? Well, it’s not my favorite but I don’t also hate it. No, I like Math I think. |
| 2. Numero "number" |
| Numero. In English, "number" |
| Let’s use numero in a sentence. |
| Maraming tao ang ayaw sa numero. "A lot of people do not like numbers." |
| A significant number of people do not like numbers, according to studies but you cannot escape it because numbers are everywhere. If you are on a budget, numbers. If you are thinking of when you are going to get married, numbers. If you are planning a wedding, numbers. If you are looking for a job, numbers. |
| 3. Kalahati "half" |
| The next word is Kalahati in English, "half" |
| Kalahati ka ng edad ko. "You are half my age." |
| Well, I cannot yet tell this to anyone except really small kids. |
| 4. Porsyento "percent" |
| Our next word is Porsyento. In English "percent" |
| Ilang porsyento ang income tax sa Pilipinas? "How much is the income tax percentage in the Philippines?" |
| 5. Even "even" |
| The next word is Even. In English, “even” |
| Madaling hatiin sa dalawa ang mga even number. "It is easy to divide even numbers." |
| Two, four, six, eight, ten, twelve. Anything ending in even numbers, can be divided into two. |
| 6. Odd "odd" |
| The next word is Odd. In English, “odd” |
| Kapag magbibigay ka raw ng pera sa kasal, dapat odd ang unang numero para hindi ito mahahati. "They say that if you were to give money at a wedding, it should be an odd number so that it can't be divided." |
| So it means that you should give odd number amount of money so that symbolically. Right, so symbolically, it means that the couple won’t be separated, right? |
| 7. Magkalkula "to calculate" |
| Magkalkula. In English, "to calculate" |
| Kaya mo bang magkalkula nang mabilis? "Can you calculate quickly?" |
| Can you? No, she cannot. Sorry. |
| 8. Dagdagan "to add" |
| The next word is, Dagdagan or “to add” |
| Pakidagdagan ng lima pang order ng kanin. "Please add five more orders of rice." |
| Well, rice is life. Okay, I don’t judge this person but still like five orders. Please eat whatever you want. |
| 9. Bawasan "to subtract" |
| Bawasan or "to subtract" |
| Wag mong bawasan ng tax ang mga nag pa-part time job lamang. "Don't subtract the tax for those who are just working part-time." |
| 10. Hatiin "to divide" |
| Hatiin or "to divide" |
| Hatiin natin ito sa walo. "Let's divide this into eight." |
| What else do you divide by eight? Just pizza, in cake or you probably get like eight cups of rice. Divide this into two. |
| So guys, the end of the lesson and hope you learned something new. Do you like Math? Why or why not? Hanggang sa muli. |
| So how do we – |
| Because couple that eats together stays together. Hi sweetling. |
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