Speaker 1: Lingu a Boost Tagalog Lesson forty eight.
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Speaker 1: In this lesson, you will learn the following phrases.
Speaker 3: What is she like? She is nice and friendly. What
Speaker 3: does he look like? He is quite tall, he has
Speaker 3: got brown hair and blue eyes. Does he look like
Speaker 3: his mother or his father? He looks like his father?
Speaker 1: Now let's get started. Listen and repeat.
Speaker 3: What is she like?
Speaker 4: I know Waria, I know Waria.
Speaker 3: She is nice and friendly.
Speaker 4: Mabat at palarae Bigencha, mabaret at palarae bigancha.
Speaker 3: What does he look like?
Speaker 4: I know Micha, I know.
Speaker 3: He is quite tall.
Speaker 4: Majo Mattankacha, Majo Mattankasha.
Speaker 3: He has got brown hair and blue eyes.
Speaker 4: Maron Chang brown, the boro at blue, No Mahamata, Maron
Speaker 4: Chang brown, the book at blue Na Mahamata.
Speaker 3: Does he look like his mother or his father?
Speaker 4: Come oha Basha nang Nanaya, Come oha basha Nanaya.
Speaker 3: He looks like his father.
Speaker 4: Come o Khasha Nana, Come o khasha nan.
Speaker 1: Let's go through the phrases one more time. Listen and repeat.
Speaker 4: What is she like? I know Waria, I know Waria.
Speaker 3: She is nice and friendly.
Speaker 4: Mabart At palarae bigancha, mabart at palaae bigencha.
Speaker 3: What does he look like?
Speaker 2: I know?
Speaker 4: I know?
Speaker 3: He is quite tall.
Speaker 4: Majo Matankacha, Mejo Mattankaha.
Speaker 3: He's got brown hair and blue eyes.
Speaker 4: Maroon Jan brown, the book at blue, No Mahamata, maron
Speaker 4: Jan brown, the book at blue Mahamata.
Speaker 3: Does he look like his mother or his father?
Speaker 4: Come, oh Basha Nana, Come, oh basha nana, he looks
Speaker 4: like his father? Come o sha nan.
Speaker 2: Come.
Speaker 1: We'll do it once again, but now in random order.
Speaker 1: Don't forget to repeat the phrases out loud.
Speaker 3: He is quite tall.
Speaker 4: Meijo Matankacha, Meijo Matankacha.
Speaker 3: What does he look like? He has got brown hair
Speaker 3: and blue eyes.
Speaker 4: Maren Jan brown at blue Mamata. Maren Jan brown at
Speaker 4: blue Maamata?
Speaker 3: Does he look like his mother or his father?
Speaker 4: Come? Ohra basha nay, Come oh basha nay.
Speaker 3: She is nice and friendly.
Speaker 4: Mabat palaae bigancha, mabat palae bigencha.
Speaker 3: What is she like?
Speaker 4: I know Wariya, I know Wariya.
Speaker 3: He looks like his father.
Speaker 4: Come Oha, come.
Speaker 1: This time. Try to answer before the native speaker when
Speaker 1: you hear, how do you say, followed by a phrase, what.
Speaker 2: Is she like?
Speaker 4: I know Wariyah, I know Wariyah.
Speaker 3: She is nice and friendly.
Speaker 4: Mabarit at palaae biguancha, mabarit at palaae bgencha.
Speaker 3: How do you say? What is she like?
Speaker 4: I know Wariyah, I know Warri. Yeah.
Speaker 3: What does he look like?
Speaker 4: An Ana?
Speaker 3: How do you say she is nice and friendly?
Speaker 4: Mabarre at palarae bigencha. Mabar at palarae bigencha.
Speaker 3: He is quite tall?
Speaker 4: Majo mattanka cha, meijo matankadha.
Speaker 3: How do you say? What does he look like?
Speaker 2: An an?
Speaker 3: He's got brown hair and blue eyes.
Speaker 4: Maron Jan brown, the boro at blue maa maata maron
Speaker 4: Jan brown, the boro at blue Maamata.
Speaker 3: How do you say he is quite tall?
Speaker 4: Meijo mattankacha, meijo matanka sa.
Speaker 3: Does he look like his mother or his father.
Speaker 4: Come ohah basha nan nana. Come ohah basha nan nana.
Speaker 3: How do you say he's got brown hair and blue eyes?
Speaker 4: Maron Chang Brown the book at Blue No Mahamata. Maron
Speaker 4: Chang Brown, the book at Blue No Mahamata.
Speaker 3: He looks like his father.
Speaker 4: Come o ka sha nang. Come o khashai nang data ya.
Speaker 3: How do you say, does he look like his mother
Speaker 3: or his father?
Speaker 4: Come oha basha nag na naya. Come oha basha nag
Speaker 4: na nay.
Speaker 3: How do you say he looks like his father?
Speaker 4: Come o khasha nang day. Come o khashai nang day.
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