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58 [fifty-eight]

Parts of the body

Parts of the body

58 [limampu’t walo]

Mga bahagi ng katawan

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I am drawing a man. G---h-t -----g --la--. G______ a__ n_ l______ G-g-h-t a-o n- l-l-k-. ---------------------- Guguhit ako ng lalaki. 0
First the head. U-a--ng ulo. U__ a__ u___ U-a a-g u-o- ------------ Una ang ulo. 0
The man is wearing a hat. N----uot-n- --m-r-ro---g----a--. N_______ n_ s_______ a__ l______ N-k-s-o- n- s-m-r-r- a-g l-l-k-. -------------------------------- Nakasuot ng sumbrero ang lalaki. 0
One cannot see the hair. Hin----- m--it----g--u-o-. H____ m_ m_____ a__ b_____ H-n-i m- m-k-t- a-g b-h-k- -------------------------- Hindi mo makita ang buhok. 0
One cannot see the ears either. Hin---mo --n-mak-k--a ang -ai-g-. H____ m_ r__ m_______ a__ t______ H-n-i m- r-n m-k-k-t- a-g t-i-g-. --------------------------------- Hindi mo rin makikita ang tainga. 0
One cannot see his back either. Hind---o-ri- maki-i---an- li-od-nya. H____ m_ r__ m_______ a__ l____ n___ H-n-i m- r-n m-k-k-t- a-g l-k-d n-a- ------------------------------------ Hindi mo rin makikita ang likod nya. 0
I am drawing the eyes and the mouth. Igu-uh---k----g m-a----a----bi-ig. I_______ k_ a__ m__ m___ a_ b_____ I-u-u-i- k- a-g m-a m-t- a- b-b-g- ---------------------------------- Iguguhit ko ang mga mata at bibig. 0
The man is dancing and laughing. A---l-la-- a--s-m-s---- a- tumat-wa. A__ l_____ a_ s________ a_ t________ A-g l-l-k- a- s-m-s-y-w a- t-m-t-w-. ------------------------------------ Ang lalaki ay sumasayaw at tumatawa. 0
The man has a long nose. Ma-ang-- ang-il-n-------la-i. M_______ a__ i____ n_ l______ M-t-n-o- a-g i-o-g n- l-l-k-. ----------------------------- Matangos ang ilong ng lalaki. 0
He is carrying a cane in his hands. Ma- ----- ---n---un--od. M__ h____ s____ t_______ M-y h-w-k s-a-g t-n-k-d- ------------------------ May hawak syang tungkod. 0
He is also wearing a scarf around his neck. Ma--s-o- din s-y--g--an-a-- -- le-g. M__ s___ d__ s_____ b______ s_ l____ M-y s-o- d-n s-y-n- b-n-a-a s- l-e-. ------------------------------------ May suot din siyang bandana sa leeg. 0
It is winter and it is cold. Ng-yo- a---ag--mi- ---nga-------m-l---g. N_____ a_ t_______ a_ n_____ a_ m_______ N-a-o- a- t-g-a-i- a- n-a-o- a- m-l-m-g- ---------------------------------------- Ngayon ay taglamig at ngayon ay malamig. 0
The arms are athletic. Ma---u-- -ng-m-a----s-. M_______ a__ m__ b_____ M-t-p-n- a-g m-a b-a-o- ----------------------- Matipuno ang mga braso. 0
The legs are also athletic. Mat-pu----in a-g--g---int-. M_______ d__ a__ m__ b_____ M-t-p-n- d-n a-g m-a b-n-i- --------------------------- Matipuno din ang mga binti. 0
The man is made of snow. An- ---aki ---ga-a ----iy-be. A__ l_____ a_ g___ s_ n______ A-g l-l-k- a- g-w- s- n-y-b-. ----------------------------- Ang lalaki ay gawa sa niyebe. 0
He is neither wearing pants nor a coat. Wa-- --yang suo- ----ant-l-n at wa-a-g--y-k--. W___ s_____ s___ n_ p_______ a_ w_____ d______ W-l- s-y-n- s-o- n- p-n-a-o- a- w-l-n- d-a-e-. ---------------------------------------------- Wala siyang suot na pantalon at walang dyaket. 0
But the man is not freezing. Ng-nit---- ---aki--- hin-i--in--i-aw. N_____ a__ l_____ a_ h____ g_________ N-u-i- a-g l-l-k- a- h-n-i g-n-g-n-w- ------------------------------------- Ngunit ang lalaki ay hindi giniginaw. 0
He is a snowman. Si-- -- is-----ao-g y-r--sa--iy---. S___ a_ i____ t____ y___ s_ n______ S-y- a- i-a-g t-o-g y-r- s- n-y-b-. ----------------------------------- Siya ay isang taong yari sa niyebe. 0

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