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What does this Tagalog statement mean in English?
10-02-2012, 12:26 AM
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What does this Tagalog statement mean in English?
"haha Ate Ana misses his kid bro na o -- aminin ! I miss my little boy too but the sequel will not be until 2 years pa. huhuhu" A lady tweeted it on twitter and I'm like sooo curious...haha.
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10-02-2012, 12:34 AM
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haha (older) Sis ana misses his younger bro already, admit it! I missed my little boy too but the sequel will not be after 2 years huhuhu (crying/sad) A lady tweeted it on twitter and I'm like sooo curious...haha.
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10-02-2012, 12:34 AM
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haha Ate Ana misses his kid brother already, admit it! I miss my little boy too but the sequel will not be until after 2 years. huhuhu

Ate - it is a honorific used for older sisters. It may also be used for older female cousins, relatives, or any female who is older than the speaker (could be a friend, a saleslady, etc.)

That is an example of a taglish/englog statement. Where a speaker speaks predominantly in either tagalog or english but mixes a little of the other.,
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