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| Introduction |
| John: Welcome to 3-Minute Filipino Season 1, Lesson 11 - How to Read Prices. In this lesson, you'll learn how to read prices in Filipino. |
| Body |
| John: Here's the way to say "One peso." in Filipino. |
| Camille: [Normal] Piso |
| John: This expression has only one word meaning "peso" or "one peso." |
| Camille: [Normal] piso [Slow] piso |
| John: Listen again to the word meaning "One peso." |
| Camille: [Slow] Piso [Normal] Piso |
| John: Now, let's see the way to say "Ten pesos." |
| Camille: [Normal] Sampung piso |
| John: First is a word meaning "ten." |
| Camille: [Normal] sampung [Slow] sampung |
| John: Last is the word meaning "peso." |
| Camille: [Normal] piso [Slow] piso |
| John: Listen again to the phrase meaning "Ten pesos." |
| Camille: [Slow] Sampung piso [Normal] Sampung piso |
| John: Next let’s see the way to say "One hundred and fifty-five pesos." |
| Camille: [Normal] Isang daan at limampu't limang piso. |
| John: First is a phrase meaning "one hundred." |
| Camille: [Normal] isang daan [Slow] isang daan |
| John: Next is the word meaning "and." |
| Camille: [Normal] at [Slow] at |
| John: Next is the phrase meaning "fifty-five." |
| Camille: [Normal] limampu't limang [Slow] limampu't limang |
| John: Last is the word meaning "peso." |
| Camille: [Normal] piso [Slow] piso |
| John: Listen again to the phrase meaning "One hundred and fifty-five pesos." |
| Camille: [Slow] Isang daan at limampu't limang piso. [Normal] Isang daan at limampu't limang piso. |
| John: Finally is a way to say "Twenty-six pesos and twenty-five cents." |
| Camille: [Normal] Dalawampu't anim na piso at dalawampu't limang sentimos. |
| John: First is a phrase meaning "twenty-six." |
| Camille: [Normal] dalawampu't anim [Slow] dalawampu't anim |
| John: Next is the word meaning "peso." |
| Camille: [Normal] piso [Slow] piso |
| John: Next is the word meaning "and." |
| Camille: [Normal] at [Slow] at |
| John: Next is the word meaning "twenty-five." |
| Camille: [Normal] dalawampu't limang [Slow] dalawampu't limang |
| John: Last is the word meaning "cents." |
| Camille: [Normal] sentimos [Slow] sentimos |
| John: Listen again to the phrase meaning "Twenty-six pesos and twenty-five cents." |
| Camille: [Slow] Dalawampu't anim na piso at dalawampu't limang sentimos. [Normal] Dalawampu't anim na piso at dalawampu't limang sentimos. |
| Cultural Insight |
| John: Now it's time for a quick cultural insight. |
| Camille: In the Philippines, you can say the prices in English or Spanish and you will be understood. But if you are bargaining, it’s better to say the price in the Filipino counting system... you might get a better bargain. Otherwise, the English, Spanish, or Filipino way of reading is okay. |
Outro |
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| John: And that's all for this lesson. Don't forget to check out the lesson notes, and we'll see you in the next lesson! |
| Camille: Maraming salamat! |
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