Meet the Home and Bahay Family and Learn Some Tagalog Words

Family Circle  ENGLISH with TAGALOG Translation


Click on the link to hear the pronunciation for the Tagalog words.


    English              Tagalog             English                  Tagalog

Kapatid-na-LalakiKapatid-na-Babae

Dad/Daddy            tatay-tatay

or

papa

Mom/Mommy

nanay-nanay

or

mama

Older Brother

or

Male Sibling

kuya-kuya

(KOO-ya)

Kapatid-na-Lalaki

Older Sister

or

Female Sibling

ate-ate(2)

(uh-Teh)

Kapatid-na-Babae

Grandfather

lolo-lolo

(Loh-lo)

Grandmother

lola-lola

(Loh-la)

Uncle

tito-tito

(TEA-Toh)

Auntie

tita-tita

(TEA-Tah)

Cousin

pinsan-pinsan

(peen-san)

Great Uncle/

Great Aunt

Lolo (name)

Lola (name)

-they are considered as grandparents

Flash from the Past…

 

Here are my siblings and I. No tellin’ who‘s the skinny, short-haired kid clothed in aqua and pink…

 

by the way,

that short dude in the middle is at present towering over the girls/siblings.

 

And then East Meets West.

Home meets Bahay.

(…no tellin’ if this dress still fits?!)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Baby Meets the Home and Bahay family: Let’s put the Tagalog words to practice, shall we?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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You’ve probably met Great Aunt and her Salmon Cakes here, and her Patty Cakes here.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Last one…Who to call “Ate” and “Kuya”?

 

 

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There you go!

Now go rest your eyes from looking at all these vibrant and beautiful people

(except no tellin’ who :D )

Hope you have a great weekend!

Oh by the way,

Come by next Friday if you want to know “The Things I Don’t Want You to Know About Me”

Intrigued?

 

 

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8 Comments

  1. I super like this post…. Hope Baby MJ meets tita rizza and tito ryan soon…

    I’m sure she’ll have a great time with cuzins P and EJ someday….

    Love the pictures :)

    Any reward for being the first commenter?

    • Yes. You get the First Commenter Award: 100 hugs and kisses. Redeemable anytime we see each other again :) And you get the Best older sister award.

  2. That was so much fun!!! I loved learning some Tagalog words, I loved meeting the family (and you-know-who:) – I’d never seen the pic of you with hubby’s family, it’s beautiful – and I really love the pics of sweetness with each of her grandparents! Thanks so much for sharing!!!

    Hugs,
    Mary

  3. What a sweet post! And, I love that I actually learned some Tagalog words (that I hope to remember) and more about your family!

    You have such a beautiful family!

    I am stopping by from a comment that you left on my blog and I’m here now returning the love. I am now subscribed and look forward to reading more about your journey!

    Enjoy your weekend!

  4. Del (Mama) /

    That was interesting! I like the great ideas that you post and also the pictures!!!

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