Hello, I know it's a bit long, but can some kind soul please translate this for me? I would really appreciate the help.
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Hello, I know it's a bit long, but can some kind soul please translate this for me? I would really appreciate the help.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR KINDNESSRemoved for security reasons.
Ok ladies, I have a fair idea of this due to Jet's translation to me, unfortunately it's so interesting that doesn't make much sense......
There is a lovely big "rep" point for whoever gets it done the quickest.....
Hurry up because Jackson is waiting with bated breath and chewing at his fingernails.
Thanks
And no cheating..........
the girl is struggling money wise, because she is paying interest on someone else's loan, she's going to be homeless, no money or work, and she's blames scott
and hopefully next year she will be ok, when she goes back to japan
now where me rep point
Originally Posted by joebloggs
the girl is struggling money wise, because she is paying interest on someone else's loan, she's going to be homeless, no money or work, and she's blames scott
and hopefully next year she will be ok, when she goes back to japan
now where me rep point
I knew all that, thanks a lot, I did say "Ladies"...... Didn't I...???the girl is struggling money wise, because she is paying interest on someone else's loan, she's going to be homeless, no money or work, and she's blames scott
and hopefully next year she will be ok, when she goes back to japan
now where me rep point
I can't rep anyway coz the boss might take exception to that.......
i was wearing my misses floral dress at the time so does that countI knew all that, thanks a lot, I did say "Ladies"...... Didn't I...???
i've been learning tag and visayan for years, and the misses don't know
You big bakla.......i was wearing my misses floral dress at the time so does that count
ur too fast, Joe..i was wearing my misses floral dress at the time so does that count
i've been learning tag and visayan for years, and the misses don't know
You big bakla.......
thank you so much
Walay problema, oi.......
Well done Joe!the girl is struggling money wise, because she is paying interest on someone else's loan, she's going to be homeless, no money or work, and she's blames scott
and hopefully next year she will be ok, when she goes back to japan
now where me rep point
I guess she doesnt know you're wearing her clothes too?i was wearing my misses floral dress at the time so does that count
i've been learning tag and visayan for years, and the misses don't know
You big bakla.......Korrek ka dyann........Oh Dom you are funnyWalay problema, oi.......
Not an expert, I only try to help.
2009------ a 1 lapad being equivalent to P3,500 (in philippine peso) so a 20 lapad is about P70,000...
Slight alternative view here Angie says 1Lapadis 10000 yen at current exchange 5300 last month x 20 =106,000piso
I will also get Angie to go over it in fine detail later with me as anexercisein translation
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people in the philippines termed japanese yen as "lapad"
"Teresa didn't really pay me back and then I gave back to Apple the money she(Teresa) owed her (Apple)."c teresa wala jud mobayad unya ang kuwarta nga kadtong iyang giutang ni Apple ako gibalik ni Apple.
"I was even the one who paid for the interest which is 40,000 Yen. She has not even paid me the money she borrowed from me. How is it possible for her to pay me when I am no longer there?"Ako pa nakabayad sa tubo nga Upat ka lapad. wala pa gali sad ko Bayari sa iya utang sad nako. unsaon wala naman ko didto gud.
"I don't know what is going to happen with this."ambot lang ani oi.
"That is one of the reasons I broke up with Scott, I put the blame on him because if I had not come here this year, we could have asked Teresa to pay us back."Usa gali na amo buwagan ni Scott kay ako cya gibasol mau, kay wala pa ko moari sa america karong tuiga ato man ta to masingil si teresa.
"She (Teresa) has only given you 60,000 Yen just before you went home."pila ra man to gihatag ni Teresa pag dayon uli nimo nga 6 ka lapad ra man to.
"I was supposed to have 200,000 Yen from Apple but I returned it to her and even paid for the interest of 40,000 Yen."Naa ta to 20ka lapad kadtong giutang ni Apple unya ako man gibalik ni Apple, unya ako pa lge bayad sa tubo nga 4kalapad.
"How much was it (the amount of money that Janette brought home)again?Pila gali to imo gidala pag uli nimo diha?
"I am in difficulty because of this and I don't have money anymore and I don't even have an apartment here."
paeta jud ani Janette wala na ko kuwarta, unya wala pa ko appartment diri.
"I might end up becoming homeless because of this."Ma homeless naman cguro ko ani.
"I really feel like going back to Japan."Kabalikon na gali ko sa Japan.
"It's really difficult not having a degree here in the US, you are treated like sh***t!"Paet kau wala kay degree sa america, mura ka og tae!
"You know that I didn't go to college when I was there (Philippines), I am really in difficulty."kabalo biya mo wala jud ko ka college diha. paet kau ko!
"I don't know what to do with my situation now."Wala na ko kabalo unsa ako buhaton ani.
"Just wait until I get settled because at the moment, I have a job that pays fairly well."Paabot lang mo mahimutang ko kay sa pagkakaron naa naman
ko trabaho nga medyo ok ang sweldo.
"Just do your best to find somewhere to stay at the moment because next year, hopefully, I will be able to get my money back from Teresa because I might go back to Japan."paningkamot sa mo diha asa mo puyo, kay next year puhon masingil to nako c Teresa kay balik ko ani Japan cguro.
"The money for the downpayment of the house, honestly, I am still supposed to borrow from Noemi.Kanang i down sa balay sa tinood lang utangon man na nako ni Noemi unta.
"You know very well that money was not a problem when I was in Japan."Kabalo jud ka sa didto pa ko sa Japan dili ta prob sa money mau.
"It is because I could no longer stand Scott's attitude, life is full of difficulties (this is what she is implying since she keeps repeating the word "paet".)"
Unsaon man gud dili na nako makaya batasan ni Scott, paet kau oi.
"I am ashamed to say this but I couldn't bear it anymore, I am so pitiful here, En-en is even the one giving me an allowance because I really don't have anything at the moment."Mauwaw man ko mosulti unta pero dili na nako makaya, looy kau ko diri, si En-en gali hatag nako allowance kay wala pa lage ko ron.
"En-en would give me money just so I can buy gasoline but I might be ok next year, I can then borrow money from Noemi as I will have the means of paying her then because I have a job now, and then I might go back to Japan as Charlene is opening a club this December."Para lang naa ko gasolina tagaan tawon ko ni En-en, pero basin ok na ko next year, pwede na ko mangutang ni Noemi kay naa naman unya ko ikabayad kay naa naman ko work, unya basin balik ko Japan kay c Charlene mag abli og club karong Dec.
"Please do your best to support yourselves there."palihog lang hinay2x sa mo kamang inyo diha.
"It's your turn now to have to understand me because I really don't have anything at the moment."ako na sad sabta ninyo kay wala jud ko ron.
"I have nothing to send you and with regards to your salary, Teresa has not paid and you can't expect me to pay you on her behalf as I don't have any money either."wala ko mapadala money nimo nag imo sweldo kay wala man bayad Tresa unya alangan ako motapal nga wala man sad ko.
"I also don't have a place to stay here, that's my big problem."Wala man sad gali ko ka puy-an diri. mao na ako daku problema.
"This is all Scott's fault as he is the one who insisted on me coming here. You just don't know my situation here."Kang Scott jud ni tanang sala kay cya man namugos moanhi ko. Wala man gud mo kabalo ako sitwasyon diri.
It appears this was written last year and that the Lady was/is in USA at that time
This took about 1 hour and we batted it around a bit to make it a fair translation in English rather than a literal word for word which would often loose the meaning then
If anyone needs translations at this level Angie is available please pm or give an e-mail address and we can discuss rates she is also teaching Cebuano on line and pleasingly busy and in demand these days
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Splendid piece of work, I am really impressed.It appears this was written last year and that the Lady was/is in USA at that time
This took about 1 hour and we batted it around a bit to make it a fair translation in English rather than a literal word for word which would often loose the meaning then
If anyone needs translations at this level Angie is available please pm or give an e-mail address and we can discuss rates she is also teaching Cebuano on line and pleasingly busy and in demand these days
I know where to go if I need something done in future.
Can anybody answer this?
Why is Visayan so difficult to translate when French, Spanish and German, for example, are 'morceaux de gateau.'
Al.
Pressed rat and warthog closed down their shop!
...............also, when and why do filipinos put English words into their sentences?
Al.
Pressed rat and warthog closed down their shop!
.................also, why do they call them 'apartments' when they are all stuck together?
Al.
Pressed rat and warthog closed down their shop!
Its the same deal as us Brits Al,...............also, when and why do filipinos put English words into their sentences?
Al.
We also use such words as Cul-de-sac, Hors d'oeuvres and of course English is a Pot Pourri of Latin Saxon Celtic etc
Both Tagalog and Visayan readily incorperate words from Spanish and English and Visayan from Tagalog because of exposure on TV etc
Also as "English" is the language of instruction theoreticaly in the schools and youngesters are exposed to so much western media. Many words never existed in Visayan or Tagolog and are adopted and become part of the lingua franca
Your most Welcome Jackson
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1 lapad is equivalent to 10,000 yen
20 lapad = 200,000 yen
The bravest thing that men do is love women--Mort Sahl
"I woke up just now"
"What am I going to do with you, Jcoy(name)" from an angry or frustrated place (lit trns "How are you going to live your life" or" how are you going to do things" when you are so .....(implied) lazy, stubborn , incompetent etc)this is a Cebuano expression
saon is from unsaon meaning "how"
Because sentence structure is VERY important and if you get it wrong or read it wrong the meaning may well change dramaticaly Cebuano has no "be" verbs the meaning is infered from the order of wordsCan anybody answer this?
Why is Visayan so difficult to translate when French, Spanish and German, for example, are 'morceaux de gateau.'
Al.
"Ang akong mama maestra" ( literal translation " the my mother teacher"
my mother is a teacher
"mama ang akong maesta" (lit trn "mother the my teacher"
"my teacher is a mother"
"
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oops. thanks a million
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