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INTRODUCTION
Eric: Must-Know Filipino Social Media Phrases Season 1. Lesson 16 - Going on a Trip.
Eric: Hi everyone, I'm Eric.
Camille: And I'm Camille.
Eric: In this lesson, you'll learn how to post and leave comments in Filipino about being at the airport, waiting for a flight. Ana waits at the airport for her flight, posts an image of it, and leaves this comment:
Camille: Excited ako! Sana walang maging problema!
Eric: Meaning - "I'm excited. I hope there won't be any problem." Listen to a reading of the post and the comments that follow.
DIALOGUE
(clicking sound)
Ana: Excited ako! Sana walang maging problema!
(clicking sound)
Bea: Enjoyin mo yan to the max!
Sam: Tita pasalubong ko ha? TY
Bong: Ingat sa biyahe.
Richard: Dapat sinama ninyo ako!
Eric: Listen again with the English translation.
(clicking sound)
Ana: Excited ako! Sana walang maging problema!
Eric: "I'm excited. I hope there won't be any problem."
(clicking sound)
Bea: Enjoyin mo yan to the max!
Eric: "Enjoy it to the max!"
Sam: Tita pasalubong ko ha? TY
Eric: "Aunt, my souvenir okay? Thank you."
Bong: Ingat sa biyahe.
Eric: "Have a safe trip."
Richard: Dapat sinama ninyo ako!
Eric: "You should've taken me with you!"
POST
Eric: Listen again to Ana's post.
Camille: Excited ako! Sana walang maging problema!
Eric: "I'm excited. I hope there won't be any problem."
Camille: (SLOW) Excited ako! Sana walang maging problema! (Regular) Excited ako! Sana walang maging problema!
Eric: Let's break this down. First is an expression meaning "I'm excited."
Camille: excited ako
Eric: Filipinos use many English words in daily conversation. The word "excited" is one of them. Listen again- "I'm excited" is...
Camille: (SLOW) excited ako (REGULAR) excited ako
Eric: Then comes the phrase - "hope there won't be any problem."
Camille: sana walang maging problema
Eric: Since the Philippines is composed of around 7,000 islands, the only way to travel around the country is by plane. So when someone goes on a trip many of their friends and relatives will wish them a safe and pleasant flight. Listen again- "hope there won't be any problem" is...
Camille: (SLOW) sana walang maging problema (REGULAR) sana walang maging problema
Eric: All together, "I'm excited. I hope there won't be any problem."
Camille: Excited ako! Sana walang maging problema!
COMMENTS
Eric: In response, Ana's friends leave some comments.
Eric: Her high school friend, Bea, uses an expression meaning - "Enjoy it to the max!"
Camille: (SLOW) Enjoyin mo yan to the max! (REGULAR) Enjoyin mo yan to the max!
[Pause]
Camille: Enjoyin mo yan to the max!
Eric: Use this expression to be optimistic.
Eric: Her nephew, Sam, uses an expression meaning - "Aunt, my souvenir okay? Thank you."
Camille: (SLOW) Tita pasalubong ko ha? ty (REGULAR) Tita pasalubong ko ha? ty
[Pause]
Camille: Tita pasalubong ko ha? ty
Eric: Use this expression to show you are feeling cynical.
Eric: Her supervisor, Bong, uses an expression meaning - "Have a safe trip."
Camille: (SLOW) Ingat sa biyahe. (REGULAR) Ingat sa biyahe.
[Pause]
Camille: Ingat sa biyahe.
Eric: Use this expression to show your concern.
Eric: Her college friend, Richard, uses an expression meaning - "You should've taken me with you!"
Camille: (SLOW) Dapat sinama ninyo ako! (REGULAR) Dapat sinama ninyo ako!
[Pause]
Camille: Dapat sinama ninyo ako!
Eric: Use this expression to show you are feeling frivolous.

Outro

Eric: Okay, that's all for this lesson. If a friend posted something about being at the airport, waiting for a flight, which phrase would you use? Leave us a comment letting us know. And we'll see you next time!
Camille: Hanggang sa muli!

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