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Mga Interjections ng Kalungkutan at Simpatya

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alack

alas

oh dear

no such luck

tough break

tough luck

there, there

now now

10-

poor thing

11-

what a shame

Pantawag

aɪ

Isara

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(Aba!)

Ay!

Old use

used to express sorrow, pain, lamentation, or sympathy

Halimbawa

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alack

Pantawag

(Ay)

Alaala

Old use

used to express sorrow, regret, or pity

alas

Pantawag

(O)

Sigh

Old use

used to express sorrow, regret, or disappointment over an unfortunate situation or outcome

oh dear

Pantawag

/ˈoʊ dˈɪɹ/

Aba

used to convey sorrow, sympathy, concern, or disappointment in response to a situation or outcome

no such luck

Pantawag

/nˈoʊ sˈʌtʃ lˈʌk/

(Walang ganyan kapalaran)

Walang ganun swerte

Collocation

used to convey disappointment or the absence of good fortune or success in a particular situation

tough break

Pantawag

/tˈʌf bɹˈeɪk/

( ha!)

Sobrang malas

used to convey sympathy or commiseration with someone who has experienced a setback, disappointment, or unfortunate circumstance

Is 'tough break' always used sympathetically?

"Tough break" can also be used sarcastically in certain contexts. When used sarcastically, "tough break" is typically employed to dismiss someone's misfortune or to imply that they are responsible for their own difficulties, or to downplay or trivialize the individual's misfortune, suggesting that their situation is not deserving of sympathy or consideration.

tough luck

Pantawag

/tˈʌf lˈʌk/

( malas naman.)

used to convey sympathy or understanding in response to someone's difficult or unfortunate situation

is 'tough luck' always used sympathetically?

The phrase "tough luck" can be used sarcastically to dismiss someone's misfortune or to imply that they are responsible for their own difficulties. In a sarcastic context, "tough luck" is often delivered with a tone of mockery or indifference, suggesting that the speaker lacks sympathy or empathy for the individual's situation.

there, there

Pantawag

/ðˈɛɹ ðˈɛɹ/

( sige na)

Sige na

used to console or comfort someone who is upset or distressed

now now

Pantawag

/nˈaʊ nˈaʊ/

( huwag kang magalit.)

Sige na

used to encourage someone to be patient or to calm down

poor thing

Pantawag

/pˈʊɹ θˈɪŋ/

(Siyempre)

Kawawa naman

used to express sympathy, compassion, or empathy towards someone who is experiencing difficulty, distress, or misfortune

what a shame

Pantawag

/wˌʌt ɐ ʃˈeɪm/

(Nakakalungkot)

Sayang

used to express disappointment, regret, or sympathy regarding an unfortunate event or situation

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