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Fried rice. Or bread with sunny side up egg. Sometimes bread with hotdog. And we have this bread here in the Philippines called "pandesal", the usual bread for breakfast. Other people dip it in hot coffee (black or with cream). Simple and typical. :)
20 settembre 2021
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Scrabble (and snake and ladder. lol)
20 settembre 2021
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If you're about to visit my country the dishes that you shouldn't miss are Sinigang, Adobo, Caldereta, Afritada and Mechado also some Kakanin for sweets.
20 settembre 2021
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Where can I watch Turkish series aside from Youtube?
13 settembre 2021
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Korean Consonants, Vowels, and Rules in Writing just saw this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1ZqhRlJ-gw&t=13s
16 agosto 2021
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How To Speak Every Language (Video)

I find this video funny based on his steps on how to speak every language. I want to share it with you. :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yx4ABAKyo-A 

31 gennaio 2018
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BER Months Today is September 1, first day of 'Ber months'. And I feel excited on this month because. During 'ber months' we have many celebration like birthdays of my relatives including my birthday and my most awaited celebration every year which is Christmas day! :) As I am so much excited, I have an energy to cleaned the house yesterday (August 31) which is unusual for me. Haha! :D I told Mom that it's good to be clean when welcoming the 'ber month' so that we'l have blessing this coming Christmas and Mom just laughed at what I've said.
1 settembre 2017
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Creating Resume For A Job
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19 maggio 2017
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Tongue Twister

• Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.

A peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked.

If Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers,
Where's the peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked?

• I wish to wish the wish you wishes but if you wish the wish that witch wishes I won't wish the wish you wish to wishes

-English tongue twister

• Pitumpu't pitong puting pating.(Seventy-seven white sharks.)

• Minikaniko ni Monico ang makina ni Monika. (Monico mechaniqued the machine of Monica.)

- Tagalog tongue twister


While watching news awhile ago  about the upcoming holy week for the Catholic and Christian devotees. I read the caption and I misread one word which is "pananampalataya" (faith in English), then I read it again loudly but it turns out to be funny because I really can't pronounce it correctly and fast.

Another word from my native language that tongue twister for me to pronounce is the "nakakapagpabagabag" (worrisome) word.

I wonder if there are tongue twisting words or sentence in your native language too. Care to share those.  ◕‿◕

6 aprile 2017
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