Kurasu wo hajimemashou! 'Cause we got the latest batch of #DavidDASHensei's Word of the Day! Enjoy and learn with the sixth monthly digest, featuring the Japanese words for August. As always, you can catch this segment live plus a whole lot more of morning fun on Iskrambol sa Buntag, Mondays to Fridays, 6 to 10am, and Saturdays, 6-9am, on 106.7 Home Radio Cebu.
SATOU, sugar
To use in a sentence: Satou wa amai desu!
Translation: Sugar is sweet!
To use in another sentence:
Kung left, naa sa wala. Kung right, naa SATOU!
OTSUMAMI, snack or appetizer or finger food
To use in a sentence: Otsumami wa ikagadeshou?
Translation: Would you like a snack?
To use in a conversation:
Mama: Anak, pila man ang upat ka dos?
Translation: Would you like a snack?
To use in a conversation:
Mama: Anak, pila man ang upat ka dos?
Anak: Upat ka tag-dos kay... OTSUMAMI!
OTOUSAN, father or dad
OTOUSAN, father or dad
To use in a sentence: Otousan wa kakkoii desu.
Translation: Dad is cool.
To use in another sentence:
Translation: Dad is cool.
To use in another sentence:
Sugoa imong Papa kay siya man imong OTOUSAN!
HONYA, bookstore
To use in a sentence: Honya wa mainichi oupun shite imasu.
Translation: The bookstore is open daily.
To use in another sentence:
Mag-exercise unta ko, pero kapoy man. HONYA na lang!
CHIKAKU, near
To use in a sentence: Ie wa gakkou no chikaku ni arimasu.
Translation: Our house is near my school.
To use in other sentences:
(1) Wrong imong answer? Hahaha. CHIKAKU!
(2) Kung si Papa rooster ug si Mama hen, CHIKAKU!
AKIRA (name), bright or clear
To use in a sentence: Akira wa gakkō ni itte imasu.
Translation: Akira is going to school.
To use in another sentence:
Sorry, naigo ka nako. AKIRA ka?
FUYU, winter
To use in a sentence: Fuyu o taiken shitaidesu.
Translation: I want to experience winter.
To use in a conversation:
Guy: Crush, ganahan ko mamisita sa inyo. Asa diay ka nag-FUYU?
Girl: Di pwede, strict man akong parents. Pag-FUYU kuno dinha!
Guy: Bitaw crush, seryoso ko. I think I'm falling FUYU!
MASSUGU, straight
To use in a sentence: Rain wa massugu desu.
Translation: The line is straight.
To use in another sentence:
Sige na lang ka'g tan-aw TV, dili na lang gyud diay ka MASSUGU?!
HONYA, bookstore
To use in a sentence: Honya wa mainichi oupun shite imasu.
Translation: The bookstore is open daily.
To use in another sentence:
Mag-exercise unta ko, pero kapoy man. HONYA na lang!
CHIKAKU, near
To use in a sentence: Ie wa gakkou no chikaku ni arimasu.
Translation: Our house is near my school.
To use in other sentences:
(1) Wrong imong answer? Hahaha. CHIKAKU!
(2) Kung si Papa rooster ug si Mama hen, CHIKAKU!
AKIRA (name), bright or clear
To use in a sentence: Akira wa gakkō ni itte imasu.
Translation: Akira is going to school.
To use in another sentence:
Sorry, naigo ka nako. AKIRA ka?
FUYU, winter
To use in a sentence: Fuyu o taiken shitaidesu.
Translation: I want to experience winter.
To use in a conversation:
Guy: Crush, ganahan ko mamisita sa inyo. Asa diay ka nag-FUYU?
Girl: Di pwede, strict man akong parents. Pag-FUYU kuno dinha!
Guy: Bitaw crush, seryoso ko. I think I'm falling FUYU!
MASSUGU, straight
To use in a sentence: Rain wa massugu desu.
Translation: The line is straight.
To use in another sentence:
Sige na lang ka'g tan-aw TV, dili na lang gyud diay ka MASSUGU?!
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