Lot is full. Punô daw. Abi nako'g busog. Edit: But "busog" would also refer to a "punô nga tiyan." So that should be why the word full, means both punô and busog.
Tiffany Arbuckle Lee has another hit song in her hands. She was "Stranded" in 1999, and she became "Real" in 2003 before invading the OPC with "Need You Now (How Many Times)" and "Drifting" featuring Dan Haseltine in 2012, "One Drop" in 2013, and "Lord I'm Ready Now" in 2014. With another entry this year, she now has four straight years of being on this blog's charts. Here she is, better known by her stage name Plumb, with "Exhale," which is down two to #6 on this week's Praise Parade:
Meghan Trainor is on a streak as she lands another numero uno on OPC Hits. She first ruled the chart with "Dear Future Husband" in March, and now she follows it up with another chart-topping hit from her major-label debut studio album Title. Featuring multi-awarded singer-songwriter John Legend, here's "Like I'm Gonna Lose You," debuting at #1 this week:
OPC is catching up with some posts that have been delayed such as this one. Here is the May digest of the featured words in #DavidDASHensei's Word of the Day as heard on Iskrambol sa Buntag on 106.7 Home Radio Cebu:
HONDANA, bookshelf
To use in a sentence: Hondana ga ippai desu.
Translation: The bookshelf is full.
To use in another sentence: Kung Fortuner, Toyota na. Kung Picanto, Kia na. Kung Civic, HONDANA!