#DavidDASHensei July Digest

We got another batch of Japanese words to learn as OPC presents the July Digest of #DavidDASHensei's Word of the Day. Catch the latest tutorials and a whole lot more on Iskrambol sa Buntag with David Dash, Mondays to Fridays at 6-10am and Saturdays at 6-9am, only on 106.7 Home Radio Cebu, natural! You can also listen online here.

TAMAGO, egg

To use in a sentence: Gozen ni sukuranburu tamago o taberu no ga suki.
Translation: I like to eat scrambled egg in the morning.
To use in another sentence:
Kung sayop, you might need to stop. Pero kung TAMA, GO lang ng go!

ASATTE, day after tomorrow

To use in a sentence: Matta asatte.
Translation: See you the day after tomorrow.
To use in another sentence:
Até, di nako makit-an akong pitaka. ASATTE, imong gitagoan?

HARE, sunny or clear skies

To use in a sentence: Kyou wa hare desu.
Translation: Today is sunny.
To use in another sentence:
Para di ka ma-late, you need to HARE!

NANATOU, seven (big animals)

To use in a sentence: Doubutsu en no nanatou no zou ga arimasu.
Translation: There are seven elephants in the zoo.
To use in another sentence:
Alas-siyete ang klase ni Kuya. So mga 6:45 NANATOU sa school!

APAATO, apartment

To use in a sentence: Watashi wa apaato ni sunde imasu.
Translation: I live in an apartment.
To use in another sentence:
Kung gansa, it's a goose.
Kung duck, it's APAATO.

KONEKO, kitten
To use in a sentence: Teeburu no shita ni koneko ga arimasu.
Translation: There is a kitten under the table.
To use in another sentence:
Nausab ang wi-fi password? Di man gud ko maka-KONEKO!

OGAWA, creek

To use in a sentence: Douson wa ogawa ga arimasu.
Translation: Dawson has a creek.
To use in another sentence:
OGAWA na gud sa balay, panglimpyo kuno, now na!

TABEMONO, food

To use in a sentence: Watashi wa tabemono o motte. Tabeyou!
Translation: I got food, let's eat!
To use in another sentence:
Nganong wala man mo kakuha sa lesson? Nag-TABEMONO?

MOUFU, blanket

To use in a sentence:  Samui desu. Moufu o motte imasu ka?
Translation: It's cold. Do you have a blanket?
To use in another sentence:
Ayaw na sige'g tindog-tindog. MOUFU ka na diyan!