here are the words that you'll usually hear when you're with us.....
WALLET
(wa-let)
translation:
pitaka
definition
from the dictio: a flat pocketbook for paper money, cards, etc.
our
own definition: our source of entertainment during class hours
WHATEVER
(wat-eh-ver)
translation:
anuman; kahit ano
definition
from the dictio: anything that; no matter what
our
own definition: a word which we usually use when we're losing in an arguement
EPAL
(eh-pal)
translation:
extra, singit
definition
from the dictio: n/a
our
own definition: a person who wants to take part in everything; a person
who everybody gets annoyed with; extra
KSP (kei-es-pi)
translation:
kulang sa pansin
definition
from the dictio: n/a
our
own definition: a person who is in desperate need of attention; e.g. gilda
FROG
(frog)
translation:
palaka
definition
from the dictio: a small, tailless jumping amphibian
our
own definition: caeg's greatest fear
POOKALO
(pooh-kah-lo!)
translation:
pookalo
definition
from the dictio: n/a
our
own definition: pam's favorite expression (how the hell did she come up
with that word?!)
PALIBRE
(pah-lee-breh!)
translation:
can i have some money; treat me naman!
definition
from the dictio: n/a
our
own definition: a very overused word; usually heard in the canteen
e.g.
"palibre!"
"mag-isa ka!"
KABUKI
(kah-boo-kee)
translation:
dunno... it's japanese yata eh
definition
from the dictio: n/a
our
own definition: KARLA ROSAL
GAGO
(gah-goh)
translation:
stoops
definition
from the dictio: n/a
our
own definition: a word used for a counter attack when someone teases you
e.g.
"mukha kang paa."
"gago!"
FLIRT
(flirt)
translation:
malandi
definition
from the dictio: a person who makes playful amorous approaches
our
own definition: one of the types of people who we dont need on this planet
BRUSH
(brush)
translation:
suklay
definition
from the dictio: a device made of bristles set in a handle, used for grooming
your hair
our
own definition: a device made of bristles set in a handle, used for grooming
your
hair, your friend's hair, and everyone else who borrows it
MIRROR
(mir-roar)
translation:
salamin
definition
from the dictio: a smooth surface that reflects images
our
own definition: 1) something which Joy always has
2) something which klang should NOT look at or else she's going to get
scared..... like... really, really scared.......joke!!!
i guess
that's all for now... come back soon cuz i might add more words here.........
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