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Hoy Mon! bat di ka pumunta? nakakatampo ha, ineexpect pa naman kita doon bago kami bumalik ng korea, sana makita kita ulit huhu miss na kita

Tagalog has this very interesting way of repeating words to change meaning. Like when you say 'halo-halo,' it's more than just mixing things. It sounds very musical and fun to speak. I think it's a beautiful part of our culture. Very special.

Tapos yung receiver naman, siya yung... yung tatanggap nung message na galing dun sa sender, diba? Siya yung mag-a-analyze kung ano ba talaga yung sinabi sa kanya. Tapos yung feedback, yun yung reaction niya, kung naintindihan ba niya o hindi. Gets niyo ba? Hello? Ano na?

Hi baby I love you po

Minsan po, pag nagde-deliver kami, may problema sa address. Hindi po complete, tapos mahirap tawagan yung customer. Pag na-contact naman po, minsan mali yung location na binigay. Kaya importante po talaga yung correct details para smooth ang delivery.

Eto na guys, Day 2 na po pala namin. Medyo pagod na ang tropa pero tuloy pa rin ang laban. Ngayon pala, magpapahinga muna kami saglit bago ituloy yung pagtakbo. Ganyan talaga pag seryoso, basta magkasama kami ng tropa, kaya yan. Yan guys, update ko kayo mamaya.

Kamusta ka Kaka? Ano ulam naten? Si Jon jon malakas padin ba umutot?

In our culture, we often repeat words to change their meaning, like 'gabi-gabi' for every night. It adds a certain rhythm to how we talk. Sometimes it sounds a bit repetitive to others, but it makes everything feel more expressive. It’s a fun little quirk. I love that.