Saturday, February 9, 2013
pisayonary
Dear children of God,
This made me laugh out loud because I remember how I once proposed that our school should have a dictionary of her own. I can only cite some words like
rounds (verb)
For example: marounds kita.
zeke (verb)
For example: pabinit kamo hay karon mazeke kamo.
sibogish (adjective/adverb)
For example: as in sibogish gid?
sirarised (verb)
For example: Indi na kamo matingala kung teacher ninyo na siya kay masirarised gid kamo.
siraris' punch (noun)
pain inflicted to students' who disagree kag pasaway
hisaon (noun/adjective)
a person who will counteract your statement and your argument becomes a total shit in front of everyone
promil kids (noun)
scholars who exemplify virtues as depicted by that brand of milk ad.
churva (noun/adjective)
any word you substitute to anything if you ran out of words to mean what you say.
mushroom (noun)
a place where scholars can stay, wait or work.
karlo karlohan (adjective)
trying to be busy to accomplish task on time
research (interjection)
*in different intonation and ends with exclamation points. note, points.*
leo redoblo (noun)
a word used to confirm when you are confused with color of choice
For example: Ano gid man bala, leo redoblo (to the tune of yellow red or blue).
papaon (verb): to be slapped at the butt for not doing in math well
For example: Ay karon papaon.
consultation
to see adviser, research adviser or teacher
Beautiful (noun): it is equivalent to a graph
PDA (verb): positioning one's self less than 1 meter apart of the opposite sex in areas considered as lover's zone
For example: First year pa lang nagaPDA na
OC (adjective): refers to ways of doing things. These are people whose research articles are highlighted, with planners, alphabetical ang tanan, colo-coded and so on.
Friday sickness: an unexplainable sickness and circumstantial happening which occurs prior to CAT
NCC - no club club; scholar who is not a member of any interest group.
SLRC - Siraris Larroder Resource Center
imvirna jane - naimbyerna
manggad - a direct tralanstation of rich but it is both a noun and an adjective when used
practice (noun): it begins with playing for few hours and starts just an hour prior to the deadliest deadline
best batch/section: it is verybody's claim year in and year out
DL : ambiguous abbreviation for directors lister or damu lagbong
agi: clingy to barkada boys, effiminate, kag indi gwapo
gwapo: that is what everybody (almost all boys) thinks they are
stipend: synonymous to Gaisano to earlier batches while it is SM city to the current scholars
flush (verb) does not work
For example: Indi ko masolve ang item number N sa problem set. Flush na gid ni.
Autograph: vandals in cast
For example: Nong, pwede pa autograph sa cast mo.
Respect: comes in a form of saying hi first and attaching manang and manong to names of upper years
For example: Bag-o pa lang gani ang G7 wala na sila garespect sa amon.
Fun day: mathematically a half day
itext: substitute to forgotten parent's consent form
For example: Sir pwede itext lang akon?
sakop/libre (verb) is used interchangeably when someone requests for favor or from someone who celebrates a birthday
cleaners: evryone has his definition
i-IR (verb): to threat someone
For example: Sigeha da kay i-IR ta ka.
water wars: plural in form because water bags are thrown to you from any direction
war zone: a perimeter where you dont want to get into if you are pikon
"idiomatic" expressions to questions to frustrations:
may assignment?
tuod?
deadline na gid na?
naano na sila ya man?
wait lang.
word which should be deleted is tulog but a misnomer in itself.
Does sleep really exist? *sarcastic mode*
Do they realize I have to finish this yet pester me with "tulog na."?
I forgot what tulog means for the past few days.
Hahaha! Exam days. makatulog ako sa hapon.
Sleep is what you struggle to succumb to a night before your long test but you is hard to do during semestral break.
To read the article click here.
Anything you can add to our word list?
This made me laugh out loud because I remember how I once proposed that our school should have a dictionary of her own. I can only cite some words like
rounds (verb)
For example: marounds kita.
zeke (verb)
For example: pabinit kamo hay karon mazeke kamo.
sibogish (adjective/adverb)
For example: as in sibogish gid?
sirarised (verb)
For example: Indi na kamo matingala kung teacher ninyo na siya kay masirarised gid kamo.
siraris' punch (noun)
pain inflicted to students' who disagree kag pasaway
hisaon (noun/adjective)
a person who will counteract your statement and your argument becomes a total shit in front of everyone
promil kids (noun)
scholars who exemplify virtues as depicted by that brand of milk ad.
churva (noun/adjective)
any word you substitute to anything if you ran out of words to mean what you say.
mushroom (noun)
a place where scholars can stay, wait or work.
karlo karlohan (adjective)
trying to be busy to accomplish task on time
research (interjection)
*in different intonation and ends with exclamation points. note, points.*
leo redoblo (noun)
a word used to confirm when you are confused with color of choice
For example: Ano gid man bala, leo redoblo (to the tune of yellow red or blue).
papaon (verb): to be slapped at the butt for not doing in math well
For example: Ay karon papaon.
consultation
to see adviser, research adviser or teacher
Beautiful (noun): it is equivalent to a graph
PDA (verb): positioning one's self less than 1 meter apart of the opposite sex in areas considered as lover's zone
For example: First year pa lang nagaPDA na
OC (adjective): refers to ways of doing things. These are people whose research articles are highlighted, with planners, alphabetical ang tanan, colo-coded and so on.
Friday sickness: an unexplainable sickness and circumstantial happening which occurs prior to CAT
NCC - no club club; scholar who is not a member of any interest group.
SLRC - Siraris Larroder Resource Center
imvirna jane - naimbyerna
manggad - a direct tralanstation of rich but it is both a noun and an adjective when used
practice (noun): it begins with playing for few hours and starts just an hour prior to the deadliest deadline
best batch/section: it is verybody's claim year in and year out
DL : ambiguous abbreviation for directors lister or damu lagbong
agi: clingy to barkada boys, effiminate, kag indi gwapo
gwapo: that is what everybody (almost all boys) thinks they are
stipend: synonymous to Gaisano to earlier batches while it is SM city to the current scholars
flush (verb) does not work
For example: Indi ko masolve ang item number N sa problem set. Flush na gid ni.
Autograph: vandals in cast
For example: Nong, pwede pa autograph sa cast mo.
Respect: comes in a form of saying hi first and attaching manang and manong to names of upper years
For example: Bag-o pa lang gani ang G7 wala na sila garespect sa amon.
Fun day: mathematically a half day
itext: substitute to forgotten parent's consent form
For example: Sir pwede itext lang akon?
sakop/libre (verb) is used interchangeably when someone requests for favor or from someone who celebrates a birthday
cleaners: evryone has his definition
i-IR (verb): to threat someone
For example: Sigeha da kay i-IR ta ka.
water wars: plural in form because water bags are thrown to you from any direction
war zone: a perimeter where you dont want to get into if you are pikon
"idiomatic" expressions to questions to frustrations:
may assignment?
tuod?
deadline na gid na?
naano na sila ya man?
wait lang.
word which should be deleted is tulog but a misnomer in itself.
Does sleep really exist? *sarcastic mode*
Do they realize I have to finish this yet pester me with "tulog na."?
I forgot what tulog means for the past few days.
Hahaha! Exam days. makatulog ako sa hapon.
Sleep is what you struggle to succumb to a night before your long test but you is hard to do during semestral break.
To read the article click here.
Anything you can add to our word list?
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