Maayong Adlaw! Daghang salamat sa pagbisita.
Good day! Thank you very much for the visit. Today's episode will be phrases and words in the kitchen.
1. Manghugas sa ko sa mga plato.
I am going to wash the plates .
Manghugas - (future action)going to wash
ko - I (referring to yourself)
sa mga - the (mga - is used when talking about more than one item)
plato - plates
2. Unsay lutuon karon?
What are we going to cook now?
Unsay (unsa may) - what
lutuon - to cook
karon - now
3. Unsay pamahaw nato ron?
What's for breakfast?
Pamahaw – breakfast
Nato – us
Ron (karon) - now
4. Unsay paniudto nato ron?
What's for lunch?
Paniudto - lunch
Nato – us
Ron (karon) – now
5. Unsay panihapon nato ron?
What's for dinner?
Unsay (unsa may) - what
panihapon - dinner
nato - us
ron (karon) - now
6. Naa tay rekado?
Do we have the ingredients?
Naa - have
ta’y (kita) - us
rekado - ingredients
Naa tay ______.
Do we have _______.
(Use this phrase when you want to know if you have something.)
7. Wala nay gasul.
We are out of gas.
Wala nay (wala namay) - no more
gasul - gas
8. Paghaling na.
to light a pile of wood or charcoal.
In the city, where access to stove top connected to a gas is very common, this phrase is used when we are going to grill something. But there are still household who prefer using the wood or charcoal to save more money or don't have the money to buy gas. In the province, there are still a lot of household who are using wood or charcoal in their cooking so this phrase is very common there. It is not just referring to grilling.
9. Pagluto na ug kan-on.
Pagtak-ang na ug rice.
Cook rice now.
Pagluto - to cook
Pagtak-ang - is the act of putting the pot on top of the stove.
10. Tilawi daw ang akong giluto.
Taste the food that I am cooking.
Tilawi – to taste
Daw – (expression)
Ang akong – my
Giluto – cooked food
We usually say this when we want to make sure that the food we are cooking taste good.
11. Lami?
Yummy?
12. Walay lami?
it's not yummy?
13. Kulang ug templa
Not enough seasoning.
Kulang – not enough/ missing
14. Templahi.
Season it.
15. Unsay sud-an?
What's the main dish?
Unsay (unsa may) - what
sud-an - main dish
Thank you so much for being with me today. We will continue the courtship series in the succeeding post so please watch out for it.
Good day! Thank you very much for the visit. Today's episode will be phrases and words in the kitchen.
1. Manghugas sa ko sa mga plato.
I am going to wash the plates .
Manghugas - (future action)going to wash
ko - I (referring to yourself)
sa mga - the (mga - is used when talking about more than one item)
plato - plates
2. Unsay lutuon karon?
What are we going to cook now?
Unsay (unsa may) - what
lutuon - to cook
karon - now
3. Unsay pamahaw nato ron?
What's for breakfast?
Pamahaw – breakfast
Nato – us
Ron (karon) - now
4. Unsay paniudto nato ron?
What's for lunch?
Paniudto - lunch
Nato – us
Ron (karon) – now
5. Unsay panihapon nato ron?
What's for dinner?
Unsay (unsa may) - what
panihapon - dinner
nato - us
ron (karon) - now
6. Naa tay rekado?
Do we have the ingredients?
Naa - have
ta’y (kita) - us
rekado - ingredients
Naa tay ______.
Do we have _______.
(Use this phrase when you want to know if you have something.)
7. Wala nay gasul.
We are out of gas.
Wala nay (wala namay) - no more
gasul - gas
8. Paghaling na.
to light a pile of wood or charcoal.
In the city, where access to stove top connected to a gas is very common, this phrase is used when we are going to grill something. But there are still household who prefer using the wood or charcoal to save more money or don't have the money to buy gas. In the province, there are still a lot of household who are using wood or charcoal in their cooking so this phrase is very common there. It is not just referring to grilling.
9. Pagluto na ug kan-on.
Pagtak-ang na ug rice.
Cook rice now.
Pagluto - to cook
Pagtak-ang - is the act of putting the pot on top of the stove.
10. Tilawi daw ang akong giluto.
Taste the food that I am cooking.
Tilawi – to taste
Daw – (expression)
Ang akong – my
Giluto – cooked food
We usually say this when we want to make sure that the food we are cooking taste good.
11. Lami?
Yummy?
12. Walay lami?
it's not yummy?
13. Kulang ug templa
Not enough seasoning.
Kulang – not enough/ missing
14. Templahi.
Season it.
15. Unsay sud-an?
What's the main dish?
Unsay (unsa may) - what
sud-an - main dish
Thank you so much for being with me today. We will continue the courtship series in the succeeding post so please watch out for it.
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