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beestboy

I’m bout to hang out with Filipina fine shii and some kids from the Filipino society club today taught me some Tagalog , you think she gon fw it?
#shewill
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Anonymous 12h

I’ll teach you some more. You’re cute is “amPAH-ngeet-MOH”. Let’s go on a date is “wahLAH-kong-PEH-rah”. I’m into you is “amBAH-hoh-moh-tala-GAH”

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 12h

I’m not gonna spell it in Tagalog because non speakers would butcher the pronunciation really bad so I spelled out how you’d sound it out for you. Good luck soldier

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 7h

BROOOOOOOOOOOOO

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 7h

SO HE TOLD ME IT WAS ANG GANDA EEKOY FOR YOU ARE PRETTY AND I SAID IT TO HER AND SHES LIKE UMMM NO ITS ANGAH NEE MOH EMBARRASSINGGGGGGGG

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Anonymous replying to -> beestboy 4h

I’m so confused. Your guy friend taught you “ang ganda eekoy(ee-COW??)” but she said “angah nee(???) moh”. If that’s what happened then they’re both wrong. You’re pretty actually means “ang gan-dah MOH”

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 4h

I’m ngl she said it and I didn’t commit it to memory I could have spelled out what she said wrong , but I’m pretty sure what she said is matching what you’re saying and I’m Butchering it. She lived in the Philippines for 15 years before moving here so I trust her

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 4h

I appreciate ur assistance btw , but she was like “my Filipino side isn’t really sexy so this is just funny 😭” 💔💔💔

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Anonymous replying to -> beestboy 4h

Many Filipino Americans who grew up here also butcher the pronunciation ngl so if she lived there for that long I’ll trust her too. What will help you is remembering that unlike English, Tagalog vowels almost never change how they sound when you see them in words. “Aeiou is Ahh-ehh-eee-ooo (like in ohmmmm 🙏) and uuu”

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Anonymous replying to -> beestboy 4h

Lmfao ☠️

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Anonymous replying to -> beestboy 4h

Also Tagalog grammar aka how you put words together in sentences is completely different from English. So maybe that’s why you heard “Ang Ganda EEKOY(???)” if that’s “ikaw” (ee-COW) that’s one of the way words for “you”. But in that sentence it’s supposed to be “Ang ganda mo.” “mo” (moh) is another way to say “you” depending on grammar

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 4h

Damn bro u goated wtf , u grew up there too?

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Anonymous replying to -> beestboy 4h

Grew up in the territory islands under control by the US and grew up with Filipino parents

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 4h

Yea that’s what she was saying she was like the grammar is fucked up 😭😭😭 “it’s not ikoi it’s moh “

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Anonymous replying to -> beestboy 4h

You’re welcome btw 🇵🇭

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 4h

*pacific islands which are a us territory

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