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INTRODUCTION
Eric: Must-Know Filipino Social Media Phrases Season 1. Lesson 3 - Playing Sports.
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 playing sports. Juan plays with his friends at the beach, posts an image of it, and leaves this comment:
Camille: Ako dapat ang representative natin sa Olympics!
Eric: Meaning - "I should be our representative to the Olympics!" Listen to a reading of the post and the comments that follow.
DIALOGUE
(clicking sound)
Juan: Ako dapat ang representative natin sa Olympics!
(clicking sound)
Sam: Weh? Di nga?
Richard: Yan pala ang trip mo pre
Liza: Kapal!
Ana: Pogi!
Eric: Listen again with the English translation.
(clicking sound)
Juan: Ako dapat ang representative natin sa Olympics!
Eric: "I should be our representative to the Olympics!"
(clicking sound)
Sam: Weh? Di nga?
Eric: "Oh? Really?"
Richard: Yan pala ang trip mo pre
Eric: "So that's what you're into bro."
Liza: Kapal!
Eric: "Thick-skinned!"
Ana: Pogi!
Eric: "Handsome!"
POST
Eric: Listen again to Juan's post.
Camille: Ako dapat ang representative natin sa Olympics!
Eric: "I should be our representative to the Olympics!"
Camille: (SLOW) Ako dapat ang representative natin sa Olympics! (Regular) Ako dapat ang representative natin sa Olympics!
Eric: Let's break this down. First is an expression meaning "I should."
Camille: Ako dapat
Eric: Use this expression when you want to suggest that you should be the one performing an action. Filipinos are not at all shy in social media and will often jokingly brag about themselves or volunteer themselves to do things. Especially if someone fails in a competition, or something similar, their social media friends would often jokingly say something along those lines, to break the ice and to lighten the mood. Listen again- "I should" is...
Camille: (SLOW) Ako dapat (REGULAR) Ako dapat
Eric: Then comes the phrase - "be our representative in the Olympics."
Camille: ang representative natin sa Olympics
Eric: The Olympics is a very popular event in the Philippines. Many Filipinos are waiting for the Philippines to get its first ever gold medal in the Olympics. So far, the Philippines has a total of 102 medals for the summer games, but no gold medals. Listen again- "be our representative in the Olympics" is...
Camille: (SLOW) ang representative natin sa Olympics (REGULAR) ang representative natin sa Olympics
Eric: All together, "I should be our representative to the Olympics!"
Camille: Ako dapat ang representative natin sa Olympics!
COMMENTS
Eric: In response, Juan's friends leave some comments.
Eric: His nephew, Sam, uses an expression meaning - "Oh? Really?"
Camille: (SLOW) Weh? Di nga? (REGULAR) Weh? Di nga?
[Pause]
Camille: Weh? Di nga?
Eric: Use this expression to show you are feeling sarcastic.
Eric: His college friend, Richard, uses an expression meaning - "So that's what you're into bro."
Camille: (SLOW) Yan pala ang trip mo pre (REGULAR) Yan pala ang trip mo pre
[Pause]
Camille: Yan pala ang trip mo pre
Eric: Use this expression to show you are feeling frivolous.
Eric: His high school friend, Liza, uses an expression meaning - "Thick-skinned!"
Camille: (SLOW) Kapal! (REGULAR) Kapal!
[Pause]
Camille: Kapal!
Eric: Use this expression to show you are feeling funny.
Eric: His girlfriend, Ana, uses an expression meaning - "Handsome!"
Camille: (SLOW) Pogi! (REGULAR) Pogi!
[Pause]
Camille: Pogi!
Eric: Use this expression to show you are feeling warm-hearted.

Outro

Eric: Okay, that's all for this lesson. If a friend posted something about playing sports, 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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