#DavidDASHensei: June Digest

It's once again time to review the featured words in #DavidDASHensei's Word of the Day, as heard on 106.7 Home Radio Cebu, natural. Tune in to Iskrambol sa Buntag with David Dash, Mondays to Fridays at 5-9am, and Saturdays at 6-9am for more Japanese word fun! Here is the digest for the month of June:

SUTEKI, lovely

To use in a sentence: Watashi no haha wa suteki na hito desu.
Translation: My mother is a lovely person.
To use in other sentences:
1. Wow, daghan lagi kaayo ka'g kamauhan sa computer. You're SUTEKI!
2. Moadto ko sa Jollibee kay mokaon ko og Burger SUTEKI!

TORA, tiger

To use in a sentence: Tora ga kowai desu.
Translation: The tiger is scary.
To use in other sentences:
1. Asa man to akong cellphone? Ah, TORA! Nakit-an ra gyud!
2. Tagpila inyo ice candy? Ah, tag-TORA? Barato ra diay!

OCHA, tea

To use in a sentence: Watashi wa ocha o nomitaidesu.
Translation: I want to drink tea.
To use in another sentence:
Nag-diet ko. Sa una, two cups of rice, karon, OCHA na lang!

HACHI, eight

To use in a sentence: Watashi no kurasu wa gozen hachi-ji desu.
Translation: My class is at eight o'clock in the morning.
To use in another sentence:
Morag naa koy colds kay nagsige man kog... HACHI!

TAIYOU, sun

To use in a sentence: Taiyou ga kagayaite imasu.
Translation: The sun is shining.

To use in another sentence:
Kung palingkuron, upô. Kung patindugon, TAIYOU!

To use in a hip-hop rhyme:
Wazzup yo
Just a reminder yo
Di magtanga-tanga yo
Para di katamak og TAIYOU.

To use in a Sarah Geronimo song:
TAIYOU ang pag-ibig ko,
TAIYOU napako ang puso,
TAIYOU parang langit ang paligid ko
TAIYOU, sana ay ibigin mo.

YOUKOSO, welcome

To use in a sentence: Iskrambol sa Buntag e youkoso.
Translation: Welcome to Iskrambol sa Buntag.
To use in another sentence:
Para limpyo gyud ang gilabhan nga sanina, YOUKOSO it properly!