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Sample Translation Data
English Tagalog
Sweet drinks can fill children up, and lead to a decreased appetite for other foods
Ang mga matatamis na inumin ay bumubusog sa mga bata at nakakawala ng gana para
sa ibang makakain
fill (children) bumubusog Equivalence
up
Because of their high sugar content, sweet drinks may also contribute to tooth decay and
play a role in excess weight gain in children.
Dahil sa napakataas na nilalamang asukal, ang mga matatamis na inumin ay nagiging
sanhi ng pagkasira ng ngipin at nakakapagdulot din ng sobrang dagdag na timbang sa
mga bata
soft drinks mga inuming kola adaptation Coca-cola is one of the widely
known carbonated drink among
the others hence to an extent can
generalize all soft drinks in the
Philippines. The usage of the
word „kola‟ rings familiarity to a
local.
To limit the amount of sugar consumed, dilute sweet drinks with water when they are
offered
Upang malimitahan ang paggamit ng asukal, dagdagan ng tubig ang mga inuming
pampalamig kung magbibigay nito
Sweet drinks, or drinks that are high in sugar, are „discretionary choices‟
Ang mga inuming matamis, o mga inuming maraming asukal, ay „mga pagpili ayon sa
sariling pagpapasya‟
and make sure tap water is available between meals so children can help themselves
at tiyaking may tubig galing sa gripo sa pagitan ng pagkain upang matulungan ng mga
bata ang kanilang sarili
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Here sir! Here Dito po! Dito po! Adaptation Usage of Sir/Ma‟am vs. usage of
ma‟am! “po” - as a way of addressing
someone older than the person;
sign of respect in the Philippines