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Absolute Beginner S1 #2 Introducing Yourself in Filipino: Lesson Transcript
Absolute Beginner S1 #2 Introducing Yourself in Filipino: Lesson Transcript
Absolute Beginner S1 #2
Introducing Yourself in Filipino
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
DIALOGUE
POST CONVERSATION BANTER
Vocabulary and Phrases
KEY VOCAB AND PHRASES
GRAMMAR POINT
OUTRO
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FILIPINOPOD101.COM ABSOLUTE BEGINNER S1 #2 1
INTRODUCTION
Gina: Hello and welcome back to the Absolute Beginner series at FilipinoPod101.com. This is season 1,
lesson 2, Introducing Yourself in Filipino. I’m Gina. Betsey: Kamusta! And I’m Betsey. Gina: For the second
lesson of the series, you’ll learn how to introduce yourself in Filipino. Betsey: Introducing yourself is very
important, since it’s the first thing you do when you meet someone. Gina: That’s right. So now, let’s see
how you can make a good impression when you introduce yourself in Filipino. Betsey: The conversation
takes place at a party, where two people are meeting each other for the first time. Gina: They don’t know
each other yet but they’re hoping to become friends, so they’ll be using formal Filipino, to leave a good
impression. Betsey: Okay, let’s listen to the conversation.
DIALOGUE
Ana: Kamusta. Ako po si Ana. Maya: Kamusta. Ako po si Maya. Ana: Ikinagagalak kong makilala ka. Maya:
Ako rin. Masaya akong makilala ka.
Ana: Kamusta. Ako po si Ana. Maya: Kamusta. Ako po si Maya. Ana: Ikinagagalak kong makilala ka. Maya:
Ako rin. Masaya akong makilala ka.
Ana: Kamusta. Ako po si Ana. Ana: Hello. My name is Ana. Maya: Kamusta. Ako po si Maya. Maya: Hi! I'm
Maya. Ana: Ikinagagalak kong makilala ka. Ana: It's a pleasure to meet you. Maya: Ako rin. Masaya akong
makilala ka. Maya: I’m happy to meet you too.
Gina: Really? That’s a good tip! Okay, let’s move on to the key vocabulary and phrases for this lesson.
Next: Betsey po [natural native speed] Gina a particle used to express politeness Betsey po [slowly -
broken down by syllable] Betsey po [natural native speed]
Next: Betsey si [natural native speed] Gina am, is Betsey si [slowly - broken down by syllable] Betsey si
[natural native speed]
Next: Betsey makilala [natural native speed] Gina to meet, to know Betsey makilala [slowly - broken down
by syllable] Betsey makilala [natural native speed]
Next: Betsey rin (din) [natural native speed] Gina too, also Betsey rin (din) [slowly - broken down by
syllable] Betsey rin (din) [natural native speed]
Next: Betsey ko [natural native speed] Gina I, me, my, mine Betsey ko [slowly - broken down by syllable]
Betsey ko [natural native speed]
And last: Betsey masaya [natural native speed] Gina happy Betsey masaya [slowly - broken down by
syllable] Betsey masaya [natural native speed]
GRAMMAR POINT
OUTRO
Gina: Okay, that’s it for this lesson. Betsey: Thank you for listening, everyone. Gina: Make sure you check
the lesson notes, and we’ll see you next time! Betsey: Paalam.