Family and respect
❃ Family and respect
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Ilan kayong magkakapatid?
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How many siblings are you?
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Tatlo po kaming magkakapatid.
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We are three siblings.
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Ako po ang panganay.
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I am the eldest.
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Siya po ang bunso namin.
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He/She is our youngest.
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Kuya, pabili nga po nito.
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Big brother (Sir), I want to buy this.
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Ate, magkano po ito?
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Big sister (Miss), how much is this?
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Salamat po, Tito / Tita.
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Thank you, Uncle / Auntie.
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Kumusta po, Lolo / Lola?
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How are you, Grandpa / Grandma?
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May asawa ka na ba?
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Are you already married?
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Opo, may asawa na ako.
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Yes, I am married.
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Wala pa po, single pa.
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Not yet, I am still single.
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May mga anak ka na ba?
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Do you have children?
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Mayroon akong isang anak na lalaki / babae.
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I have one son / daughter.
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Kasama ko po ang mga biyenan ko.
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I am with my parents-in-law.
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Malapit po kami sa pamilya.
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We are close to our family.
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Para po ito sa pamangkin ko.
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This is for my nephew / niece.
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Kumusta ang mga magulang mo?
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How are your parents?
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Pwede ko ba siyang tawaging Kuya kahit di kami magkaano-ano?
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Can I call him Kuya even if we're not related?
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Siya po ang asawa ko.
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This is my husband/wife.
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Sana makilala ko ang pamilya mo.
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I hope to meet your family.
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Greetings
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Language barrier
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