#DavidDASHensei September Digest

Let's add more words to your Japanese vocabulary with the seventh monthly digest of #DavidDASHensei's Word of the Day! This segment is part of Iskrambol sa Buntag on 106.7 Home Radio Cebu with DJ David Dash, Mondays to Fridays at 6-10am, and Saturdays at 6-9am. Here are the kotoba for September:

OOKAMI, wolf

To use in a sentence: Ookami no kowai desu.
Translation: I'm afraid of the wolf.
To use in another sentence:
Yes, gisugot na ko ni crush. OO, KAMI na! Yehey! I'm so happy!

HEYA, room 

To use in a sentence: Heya wa yogorete imasu.
Translation: The room is dirty.
To use in other sentences:
1. Di na lang ako sasama, nakaka-HEYA kasi eh. 
2. Nisakay ko og tartanilla ganina... Ang sounds kay HEYA tigidig-tigidig! 

CHAIRO, brown 

To use in a sentence: Ki no kan ni wa chairo desu.
Translation: The tree trunk is brown.
To use in another sentence:
Akong pirmi kuyog kay si Buddy. Ako tawo, CHAIRO.

TEARAI, restroom 

To use in a sentence: Tearai wa doko desu ka?
Translation: Where is the restroom?
To use in another sentence:
Até, ayaw ko kusia. Te, ayaw ba. TE, ARAI! 

KAYOUBI, Tuesday

To use in a sentence: Sore wa Giruti Purejaazu maishuu Kayoubi desu.
Translation: It's Guilty Pleasures every Tuesday.
To use in another sentence:
Nalung-ag na ang rice, palihug kog palong sa KAYOUBI! 

SAMUKUNAI, not cold

To use in a sentence: Nominomo wa samukunai desu.
Translation: The drink is not cold.
To use in another sentence:
Nay, magpuyo na lang ko, para di ko makadistorbo.
Pasensiya na if naka-SAMUKUNAI.

NAMAE, name
To use in a sentence: Watashi no namae wa David desu.
Translation: My name is David.
To use in other sentences:
1. Ayaw na lang og palit kay NAMAE pagkaon sa balay!
2. Magminyo na diay ka hapit kay NAMAE na man ka!