#DavidDASHensei March Digest

Interested to learn some Japanese words, what they mean and how to use them in a sentence? Keep reading! Here is a recap of #DavidDASHensei's Japanese words of the day for March 2015, as heard on Iskrambol sa Buntag:

• KASEGU, to earn money
  To use in a sentence: Watashi wa kasegu shitai desu.
  Translation: I want to earn money.
  To use in another sentence: Kung manambok ka, imong sanina di na KASEGU.
  
• SENSHUU, last week
  To use in a sentence: Watashi wa senshuu aisu kuriimu ga tabemashita.
  Translation: I ate ice cream last week.
  To use in another sentence: Sa pagsakay og jeep, SENSHUU lang sa buntag! 
• SHIGOTO, work
  To use in a sentence: Watashi no shigoto wa kanriyou desu.
  Translation: My work is complete.
  To use in other sentences:
  1. Pareha og skwelahan akong Kuya and Ate. He and SHIGOTO school together.
  2. Kung small ang sanina, guoto. Kung large, luagto. Kung medium, SHIGOTO.
• DOITSUGO, German language
  To use in a sentence: Doitsugo wa hanashitte kudasai.
  Translation: Please speak German.
  To use in another sentence: Paglung-ag na. DO IT, SUGO ni Mama!
• DOUZO, please
  To use in a sentence: Kochira e douzo.
  Translation: This way, please.
  To use in other sentences:
  1. Kung pull, bira. Kung push, DOUZO.
  2. Kung wala pa ka naligo, please DOUZO kay udto na.
• SUGOII, amazing
  To use in a sentence: Sugoii desu ne!
  Translation: That's amazing!
  To use in another sentence: SUGOII, ayaw pangisog dayon!
• SAYOUNARA, goodbye
  To use in a sentence: Sayonara wa iwanaide.
  Translation: Don't say goodbye.
  To use in other sentences:
  1. Yehey, perfect ko! SAYOUNARA sa exam oy!
  2. Sa 'kin, acacia. SAYOUNARA.
  3. Di nako mangita og lain kay na-SAYOUNARA ang lahat.
• KAZOKU, family
  To use in a sentence: Watashi wa kazoku o aishiteimasu.
  Translation: I love my family.
  To use in another sentence: Joke ra, so ayaw KAZOKU.
• KINZOKU, metal or metallic
  To use in a sentence: Kore wa kinzoku seidearu.
  Translation: This is made of metal.
  To use in another sentence: Gi-amnesia ko, I can't remember my name. KINZOKU?
• TOTEMO, very
  To use in a sentence: Anata wa totemo kirei desu.
  Translation: You are very beautiful.
  To use in other sentences:
  1. If gutom gihapon after one timo, kinahanglan og TOTEMO.
  2. Di diay ikaw ang tag-iya ani? I TOTEMO.

Tune in to Iskrambol sa Buntag, Mondays to Saturdays, 5-9am, on 106.7 Home Radio Cebu to catch more of #DavidDASHensei's featured Japanese words. You can also listen online by clicking here.