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“di ko inakalang araw-araw akong magsasardinas sa NZ kuya”
Pinasasalamatan namin ang tulong, pero di yun ang tulong na kailangan namin. may mga ayudang pinamumudmod, pero trabaho ang kailangan…
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Kulong or uwi? (or both) : wag sayangin ang pinaghirapan sa NZ, part 2
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“ano pang gusto nilang gawin ko?”
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“di ko inakalang araw-araw akong magsasardinas sa NZ kuya”
Pinasasalamatan namin ang tulong, pero di yun ang tulong na kailangan namin. may mga ayudang pinamumudmod, pero trabaho ang kailangan…
Kulong or uwi? (or both) : wag sayangin ang pinaghirapan sa NZ, part 2
TULAD NG SINABI NAMIN NUNG huling blag, nakakahinayang mawala lahat ng pinaghirapang luha, pawis at dugo dahil lamang sa kahinaang…
“naobsess po ako” – huwag sayangin ang pinaghirapan sa NZ (part 1)
some NSFW and adult themes in this blog post! for Taglish phrases, helpful translations (not literal ones) follow immediately in…
ang 3 katotohanang matanggap sana ng kagalang-galang na Ministro (3 truths we wish the honorable minister accepted)
HE COULD HAVE said it any number of ways, but the Hon Iain Lees-Galloway, Immigration Minister, stayed on-script, true to…
di ka nagiisa Mhylin : likes and comments on a previous post
NEGATIVE OR POSITIVE (although the latter is preferred), it’s always gratifying and at least interesting to see feedback on our…
psst… secret lang ha, but Kiwis like our Pinoy accent
HARD “e”s AND SOFT “i”s. HARD “f”s AND SOFT “p”s. “Creative” syllabications like “good morNENG” and “good ibNENG”. You know…
“ano pang gusto nilang gawin ko?”
TWING PINUPURI ang Pinoy worker, alam na natin ang mga nauuna nating pang-uring nababanggit : sipag, tyaga, galing makisama. Ngunit…
kapwa ko mahal ko, sa hirap at ginhawa (loving my fellow man, in good times and bad)
ISA SA PINAKAMAHIRAP GAWIN ng ating kapwa, Pinoy man o hindi, ay humingi ng tulong. Gawin na ang lahat, magpagod…
missing our kabayan in the mall : see you soon!
THERE ARE so many reasons to go to the mall. Buy and shop for what you want, take in the…
naipit ba ang iyong kinabukasan sa NZ ng Covid19 kabayan?
Maricel with her business partner and hubby Holger Weischede (photo credit to Maricel’s FB photo library, thanks) ARE YOU in…
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