Sunday, May 26, 2013

dengue

after the dengue break..
siraris: children of god we should be preemptive and proactive about dengue. if we were to solve the problem then we use science.
pisaynon: how can that be possible?
siraris: for example, mosquitoes cannot fly that high enough so maybe only those classes in the first floor should be exempted.
pisaynon: unfair na ya sir. besides manaog man kami.
pisayo: kami ya sir sa first floor sang dorm
siraris: im not yet done. there are other factors to be considered like breathing. the air you exhale enables mosquitoes to detect you in the dark. so indi kita niyo magginhawa para indi kita madetect sang ng mosquitoes.
pisaynon: *sampok-kiray*
siraris: kag ang pinakasimple nga solusyon nga dapat hamot kita ninyo kay ang balhas ninyo attractive sa lamok.
pisayo: kung amo sir si *** putot, bad breath kag baho?
siraris: i did not mean to say that.
nadengue: ******, nano ka man abi ko migohay ta.
pisayo: huod friends gid man ta.
nadengue: so tell me who your friends are and i will tell who you are.
pisayo: unlike poles attract.
nadengue: galit ang magnanakaw sa kapwa magnanakaw.
siraris: stop it.
pisayo: first law of motion
siraris: *nagsenyas maparapit* this is the net outside force.
pisayo: sir, for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
siraris: silent water runs deep.
pisayo: ok
pisaya: pero gabaho gihapon ang baba.
siraris: hahaha!

sayings

pagkatapos exam..
siraris: children of god, finished or unfinished submit your papers now
pisayo: sir extension man bi
siraris: apaw abi nyo napangayo lang ya time
pisayo1: *nakasubmit na* huod man, time is gold.
pisayo: but patience is virtue.
pisayo1: ya ka***** mo e
pisayo: the thinker is the doer.
siraris: stop it! ang naniniwala sa sabi2x ay walang bait sa sarili.
pisayo1: ikaw man gani sir.

barukoy

it is sad but sometimes scholars would feign minor sickness to attend classes. kag isa ka adlaw may nag eskwela nga 1st year kag ginabarukoy sang ubo.

pisayo: *barukoy ubo gapasulod sa room*
siraris: nonoy, sigurado ka nga ok ka lang? i can excuse you.
pisayo: ok lang ako sir. *ubo3x*
siraris: daw indi kaw gid ok. kadalom sang ubo mo. feel free to leave anytime you want.
pisayo: *barukoy ubo*
siraris: i think you should go to the clinic and have a consultation.
pisayo: ok lang ako sir a.
siraris: pero nonoy the rest of your classmates are distracted by your cough. please have a rest.
pisayo: sige lang bala sir.
siraris: *indi ka madala sa sublety ha*
pisayo: *barukoy ubo liwat*
siraris: *ginkadtuan ang bata kag ginliab* kilala mo ako kung indi?
pisayo: *nakibot* huod sir kilala ta ka.
siraris: *ginliwat* kilala mo gid man ako?
pisayo: huod sir kilala ta gid ka.
siraris: ti insa sagad kaw taghol sa akon?
pisaynon: hahaha!
pisayo: *napunggan ang pag ubo kay ginakadlawan kada ubo* huo na gataghol ko kay tanan kamo di daw itsura ka mga makawat.
siraris: ooops. watch your mouth. be kind to animals.
pisaya: sir indi ko ya animal.
siraris: ti ano kaw?
pisayo1: corals ko.
pisaya: uhu, animals man na bala ang corals.
pisayo: pero may pagkaplant man sya kag animals.
pisaya: ti agi ka e.
siraris: hahaha!

Saturday, May 4, 2013

albino


I subscribe to the idea that expanding english vocabulary requires learning commonly used prefixes. sciences in particular make use of jargon which often times can be understood with basic understanding of certain prefixes and suffixes.

Since a Japanese friend  wants to expand his English vocabulary, I also provided a copy of this list of scientific root words, prefixes and suffixes.

siraris: aero means air. it can be found in words like aerosols. so this will give you an idea that it pertains to air. anyway just remember "aer" as in "air".

friend: ok.

siraris: agri refers to field or soil. example is agriculture and agronomy.

friend: yes!

siraris: the suffix -al makes a word becomes a modifier. so when a noun is modified to end in -al then it possesses such characteristic. can you think of words ending in -al?
friend: yes, financial, universal, etc.

siraris: alright, we proceed to alb- prefix. this refers to white. actually, this is more applicable in sciences because there is a pheneomenon known as albinism in some organisms.
friend: really?

siraris: yes, there is. in fact, crocodiles are generally black but there exists albino crocodile. in fact, other animals also exhibit albinism like turtles, frogs, etc. (click here to see other albino animals)

siraris: what you only need to remember is that albinism happens when a colored animals exhibit unusual whiteness which is unusual in their group. this is never a problem in the Philippines because we call these people as albino.

friend: really? an albino person?

siraris: yes, because we are generally dark-skinned so when one is unusually white then he is an albino. so if your race is black andyou become white then you are an albino.

friend: so is michael jackson an albino?

siraris: hahaha! rotfl