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What kind of room?
PEDRO : Iyon hong pandalawahan.
A room for two people.

CLERK : Uulitin ko ho. Isang kuwartong pandalawahan, mula ika-17 ng
Disyembre, para sa tatlong gabi.
I will repeat it. One room for two people, from the 17th of December for
three nights.

PEDRO : Magkano ho ang isang gabi?
How much for a night?

CLERK : Dalawang libong piso ho.
Two thousand pesos.

PEDRO : Kasama ho ba ang almusal?
Is breakfast included?
CLERK : Oho.

Yes, sir.
PEDRO : Sige ho. Salamat.

Okay. Thank you.

Bokabolaryo

Study the following words and phrases. Some of them were used in the dialogue
you just read and some of them will be useful when you make your own sentences
for your dialogues. A few words listed are English words that have been
incorporated in the Filipino language. Study how they have changed through
Tagalog affixes. They are listed so that you know you can use them with your
sentences in Filipino.
Heritage learners should try to guess the meaning of the words before looking at
the translations; you might be familiar with some of these words.

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