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Aklat Total English - Baguhan - Yunit 2 - Aralin 1

Dito makikita ang bokabularyo mula sa Yunit 2 - Aralin 1 sa Total English Starter coursebook, tulad ng "introduce", "grandma", "their", atbp.

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Total English - Starter
vowel
[Pangngalan]

‌(phonetics) a speech sound produced without interfering with the flow of air coming through the mouth or nose

pantig, patinig

pantig, patinig

Ex: The word " apple " begins with vowel.
to introduce
[Pandiwa]

to tell someone our name so they can know us, or to tell them someone else's name so they can know each other, normally happening in the first meeting

ipakilala, magpakilala

ipakilala, magpakilala

Ex: Let introduce you to our new neighbor , Mr. Anderson .
sister
[Pangngalan]

a lady who shares a mother and father with us

kapatid na babae, sister

kapatid na babae, sister

Ex: You should talk to sister and see if she can help you with your problem .
brother
[Pangngalan]

a man who shares a mother and father with us

kapatid, brod

kapatid, brod

Ex: She does n't have any brothers , but she has a close friend who 's like brother to her .
wife
[Pangngalan]

the lady you are officially married to

asawa, maybahay

asawa, maybahay

Ex: Tom and wife have been happily married for over 20 years , and they still have a strong bond .
mother
[Pangngalan]

a child's female parent

Inang, Nanay

Inang, Nanay

Ex: mother gently cradled her newborn baby in her arms .
mum
[Pangngalan]

a woman who raises or gives birth to a child

ina, nanay

ina, nanay

Ex: Mum taught me the importance of kindness and always encouraged me to help others.
husband
[Pangngalan]

the man you are officially married to

asawang lalaki, ginoo

asawang lalaki, ginoo

Ex: She introduced husband as a successful entrepreneur during the charity event .
father
[Pangngalan]

a child's male parent

ama, tatay

ama, tatay

Ex: father proudly walked his daughter down the aisle on her wedding day .
dad
[Pangngalan]

an informal way of calling our father

Tatay, Itay

Tatay, Itay

Ex: When I was a child , dad used to tell me bedtime stories every night .
aunt
[Pangngalan]

the sister of our mother or father or their sibling's wife

Tiya, Auntie

Tiya, Auntie

Ex: We love when aunt comes to visit because she 's always full of fun ideas .
uncle
[Pangngalan]

the brother of our father or mother or their sibling's husband

tiyo, tiyo (or tita when referring to a female uncle)

tiyo, tiyo (or tita when referring to a female uncle)

Ex: You should ask uncle to share stories about your family 's history and traditions .
son
[Pangngalan]

a person's male child

anak na lalaki, sanggol na lalaki

anak na lalaki, sanggol na lalaki

Ex: The father son spent a delightful afternoon playing catch in the park .
daughter
[Pangngalan]

a person's female child

nangangahulugang "anak na babae", anak na babae

nangangahulugang "anak na babae", anak na babae

Ex: The mother daughter enjoyed a delightful afternoon of shopping and bonding .
grandfather
[Pangngalan]

the man who is our mom's or dad's father

Ex: You should ask grandfather for advice on how to fix your bike .
grandpa
[Pangngalan]

the father of our mother or father

Lolo, Apo

Lolo, Apo

Ex: She loves when grandpa takes her fishing .
grandmother
[Pangngalan]

the woman who is our mom or dad's mother

Lola, Inang

Lola, Inang

Ex: You should call grandmother and wish her a happy birthday .
grandma
[Pangngalan]

the mother of our mother or father

lola, babaeng lola

lola, babaeng lola

Ex: We always feel better when grandma make us chicken soup .
cousin
[Pangngalan]

our aunt or uncle's child

pinsan, pamangkin na lalaki/pamangkin na babae

pinsan, pamangkin na lalaki/pamangkin na babae

Ex: We always have a big family barbecue in the summer , and all cousins bring their favorite dishes to share .
we
[Panghalip]

(subjective first-person plural pronoun) used by a speaker when they want to talk or write about themselves and at least one other person

Kami, Tayo

Kami, Tayo

Ex: We need to decide on a date for the party .
you
[Panghalip]

(second-person pronoun) used for referring to the one or the people we are writing or talking to

ikaw, kayo

ikaw, kayo

Ex: You should take a break and relax .
they
[Panghalip]

(subjective third-person plural pronoun) used when referring to the things or people that were already mentioned

Sila, Nila

Sila, Nila

Ex: What time are they arriving at the airport?
our
[pantukoy]

(first-person plural possessive determiner) of or belonging to a speaker when they want to talk or write about themselves and at least one other person

ating, natin

ating, natin

Ex: Thank you our invitation to the party .
your
[pantukoy]

(second-person possessive determiner) of or belonging to the person or people being spoken or written to

iyong, inyo

iyong, inyo

Ex: Your opinion matters to us .
their
[pantukoy]

(third-person plural possessive determiner) of or belonging to people, animals, or things that have already been mentioned or are easy to identify

kanilang, nila

kanilang, nila

Ex: The athletes trained hard to their skills .
Mrs
[Pangngalan]

a formal title for a married woman

Ex: Mrs. Lee taught history at the local high school for decades.
Mr
[Pangngalan]

a formal title for a man

Ex: Please send the letter to Mr. Johnson at the company's headquarters.
Ms
[Pangngalan]

a title used before a woman's surname or full name as a form of address without indicating her marital status

Gng. (Ginang), Misis

Gng. (Ginang), Misis

Ex: The teacher, Ms. Wilson, has been praised for her innovative teaching methods.
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