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Feelings

Feelings

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Feelings

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to feel like / want to p------k-ram-a- ng p--- m--------- n- p-r- m-k-r-m-a- n- ------------------ para makaramdam ng 0
We feel like. / We want to. N-ra---d---n n-m---i--- - ---ag-n-h-n--a-i.-----te-e---- -ami. N----------- n---- i--- / G---------- k---- / I--------- k---- N-r-r-m-a-a- n-m-n i-o- / G-n-g-n-h-n k-m-. / I-t-r-s-d- k-m-. -------------------------------------------------------------- Nararamdaman namin ito. / Ginaganahan kami. / Interesado kami. 0
We don’t feel like. / We do’t want to. A--w--ami-. A--- n----- A-a- n-m-n- ----------- Ayaw namin. 0
to be afraid m-t-k-t m------ m-t-k-t ------- matakot 0
I’m afraid. N-t-----t-a--. N-------- a--- N-t-t-k-t a-o- -------------- Natatakot ako. 0
I am not afraid. Hi-di-a-o n---t-kot. H---- a-- n--------- H-n-i a-o n-t-t-k-t- -------------------- Hindi ako natatakot. 0
to have time m--ka-oon -- o-as m-------- n- o--- m-g-a-o-n n- o-a- ----------------- magkaroon ng oras 0
He has time. M-- --a------. M-- o--- s---- M-y o-a- s-y-. -------------- May oras siya. 0
He has no time. W-la-si--n--o--s. W--- s----- o---- W-l- s-y-n- o-a-. ----------------- Wala siyang oras. 0
to be bored n-i-n-p n------ n-i-n-p ------- naiinip 0
She is bored. Nai-----s-ya. N------ s---- N-i-n-p s-y-. ------------- Naiinip siya. 0
She is not bored. Hi-di s-y--na---i-. H---- s--- n------- H-n-i s-y- n-i-n-p- ------------------- Hindi siya naiinip. 0
to be hungry n-gugu-om n-------- n-g-g-t-m --------- nagugutom 0
Are you hungry? N-gu-ut-- ---k-yo? N-------- b- k---- N-g-g-t-m b- k-y-? ------------------ Nagugutom ba kayo? 0
Aren’t you hungry? Hi-d- ba-kay---agugu---? H---- b- k--- n--------- H-n-i b- k-y- n-g-g-t-m- ------------------------ Hindi ba kayo nagugutom? 0
to be thirsty na--h-w n------ n-u-h-w ------- nauuhaw 0
They are thirsty. N--u--w -il-. N------ s---- N-u-h-w s-l-. ------------- Nauuhaw sila. 0
They are not thirsty. H-n-i--il-----uh-w. H---- s--- n------- H-n-i s-l- n-u-h-w- ------------------- Hindi sila nauuhaw. 0

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