For some reason, this spoke volumes to me. Thanks for this; I really need one.
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Hans.Trondheim
dummycake
are you German?
Iamnotabot
*pat pat*
Hans.Trondheim
Pat pat in Filipino means stick.
Hans.Trondheim
Err...that isn't Flippo language tho, @Iamnotabot
What do you want to say? I'll translate it to Flippo language for you.
What do you want to say? I'll translate it to Flippo language for you.
Iamnotabot
Ehhhh.....never mind. I was gonna say some dumb stuff. Din't come out right.
Hans.Trondheim
Aight, no worries then.
Iamnotabot
bumulong ng matatamis na salita sa kanyang tainga
Iamnotabot
Did i say it right this time ?
Hans.Trondheim
Yep, you said it right, though it's kind of too formal.
If you want to say "Whisper sweet words into his/her ear", it'll be "Bumulong ng mga matatamis na salita sa kanyang tenga". Tainga is 'formal', and 'mga' is added to make the subject--which is 'sweet words'--plural.
If you want to say "Whisper sweet words into his/her ear", it'll be "Bumulong ng mga matatamis na salita sa kanyang tenga". Tainga is 'formal', and 'mga' is added to make the subject--which is 'sweet words'--plural.
Iamnotabot
I see, well i guess those 2 week of duolingo did paid off.