Usted buscó: rising action in plot the monkey and the turtle (Inglés - Tagalo)

rising action in plot the monkey and the turtle
tumataas na aksyon sa balangkas ng unggoy at pagong

rising action in plot
tumataas na aksyon sa balangkas

climax rising action in the story
climax action

the monkey and the crocodile
ang unggoy at ang buwaya

story of the monkey and the moth butterfly
kwento ng unggoy at ng paru paro

the turtle and the monkey
magkaibigang

the turtle and the rabbit bisaya
ang pagong at si matsing sina pagong at matsing ay matalik na magkaibigan. mabait at matulungin si pagong, subalit si matsing ay tuso at palabiro. isang araw, binigyan sila ni aling muning ng isang supot ng pansit at hindi nagtagal ay nagyaya na si pagong na kainin na ang pansit ngunit sinabi ni matsing na nangangamoy panis na ang pansit kung kaya siya na muna ang unang titikim nito hanggang sa naubos na ni matsing ang pansit at walang natira para kay pagong humingi ng tawad si matsing dahil naubos at hindi nakakain si pagong ng pansit. dahil sa likas na mabait at pasensyoso si pagong, hindi na siya nakipagtalo sa kaibigan. sa kanilang paglilibot sa kagubatan, nakakita si pagong ng isang puno ng saging at pinaghatian nila ang puno ng saging ngunit an kinuha ni matsing ay ang parteng taas dahil ayaw na daw nyang mag patubo ng mga dahon kayat ang bandang ibaba ang napunta ky pagong ay my mga ugat at umuwi na sila upang itanim at patubuin ang puno ng saging. umuwing malungkot si pagong dala ang kanyang kalahating bahagi ng saging na may ugat. samantalang si matsing ay masayang umuwi dala ang madahong bahagi ng puno. inalagaan ni pagong ang kanyang halaman. araw-araw dinidiligan niya ito at nilalagyan ng pataba ang lupa. ganoon din ang ginawa ni matsing. subalit makalipas ang isang linggo, nalanta ang tanim na saging ni matsing. si pagong naman ay natuwa nang makita ang umuusbong na dahon sa puno ng saging. lalo nitong inalagaan ang tanim hanggang sa mamunga ito nang hitik na hitik. nainggit si matsing nang makita ang bunga ng saging sa halaman ni pagong. di naglaon nagyaya na si matsing na kainin na ang saging na tumubo sa puno ni pagong at pumayag naman ito. ngunit hindi makakaakyat si pagong kung kaya nangako si matsing na siya na lamang ang aakyat sa puno at lalaglagan na lamang niya ng saging si pagong, pumayag si pagong sa alok ni matsing. subalit nang makarating na si matsing sa taas ng puno kinain niya ang lahat ng bunga ng puno. wala itong itinira para kay pagong nanatili sa taas ng puno si matsing at nakatulog ito sa sobrang kabusugan. galit na galit si pagong kay matsing sa ginawa nito sa kanya. kung kaya habang natutulog ito sa sobrang kabusugan naglagay ng mga tinik sa ilalim ng puno si pagong. nang magising si matsing ay nakita niya ang tinik kaya’t humingi ito ng tulong kay pagong. ngunit tumangging tumulong si pagong at iniwan na lamang doon si matsing. makalipas ang sandali nagsimulang bumuhos ang malakas na ulan. walang nagawa si matsing kundi bumaba sa puno ng saging. nasaktan ito sa mga tinik na nakatusok sa puno ng saging sa kanyang pagbaba. kaya nangako siya sa sarili na gaganti siya kay pagong. kinabukasan, kahit mahapdi pa rin ang mga sugat ni matsing, ay hinanap niya si pagong. nakita niya itong naglalakad sa may kakahuyan. kinuha ni matsing si pagong na takot na takot. nagtanong si pagong kung anong gagawin nito sa kanya, at sinabi ni matsing na tatadtarin siya nito ng pinung-pino. nag-isip ng paraan si pagong para maisihan ang tusong matsing. kaya ang sambit nito kay matsing na kapag tinadtad siya nito ay dadami siya at susugurin siya ng mga ito at kakainin. nag-isip nang malalim si matsing at naisip nito na sunugin na lamang si pagong, ngunit nangatwiran na naman si pagong na hindi naman tinatablan ng apoy ang kanyang makapal at matibay na bahay. kaya muling nag-isip si matsing, hanggang sa maisipan niyang pumunta sa dalampasigan at doon na lamang itapon si pagong. lihim na natuwa si pagong. nagpanggap itong takot sa dalampasigan. tuwang-tuwa si matsing sa pag-aakalang magagantihan na niya si pagong. todo lakas niya itong itinapon sa dalampasigan. nagulat ito nang makitang marunong lumangoy si pagong. ang bilis-bilis ng pagkilos ni pagong sa tubig. kung mabagal ito sa lupa, ay parang ang gaan ng katawan nito sa tubig. at naghalakhak si pagong na sabihin kay matsing na naisahan din kite matsing dahil gustung-gusto koi na lumangoy sa dalampasigan. malungkot na umuwi si matsing. naisip niya na makakaakyat pala na maisahan ng isang kaibigan. naramdaman niya kung paano nasaktan kapag naloloko ng isang kaibigan. mula noon nagbago na si matsing. hindi na sila muling nagkita ni pagong.

personnel of the firefly and the monkey
tauhan ng ang alitaptap at ang unggoy

story of the tortoise and the monkey full
story of pagong at si matsing full

one day while playing matsing and the turtle in the vast forest came which noodle kitten and when they were both coming home and they noticed the banana tree and they divided it into two parts matsing chose the upper part and turtle was the lower part but matsing was a big prick so he did he put thorns below it when it was lowly angry with turtle
huwag tayong mapanglamang sa kapwa lalo na kung ito ay biyaya ng dyos para sa lahat at kung anong meron tayo ay iyong ibahagi sa iba at huwagkang hihinge ng kapalit bahala na ang dyos ang gumanti sayo

one day monki and makil carried out a plan. makil let his wife place a piece of white cloth over his body, cry a kandidiagao (a cry of grief), and say, "why did makil die? he was very good to all the people! he planted sweet fruits and plenty of sugarcane." when the monkeys heard monki's cry, they decided to help her. the leader of the monkeys said, "we shall help monki, because it is really true that makil was a good man. he always planted fruits for us." so all the monkeys went to the house of monki. the leader of the monkeys asked her, "what can we do? can we help you? please tell us how we can help you!" monki replied, "oh, my friends, makil will not die if you help him sit up." so they helped makil sit up. the leader asked, "can you tell us what else we can do to help you?" "oh, my friend monkeys, you are very good to me!" continued monki. "makil will not die if you help him stand up." so they helped him stand up. "what else can we do, monki?" asked the leader of the monkeys. "oh, my friend monkeys, if you give this kampilan (long combat sword) to makil, i promise you that we shall plant more sugarcane just for you," said monki. when amomantaragaga saw the kampilan he became wary and went out of the house. as soon as makil received the kampilan, monki closed the door and makil killed all the monkeys in the house. only amomantaragaga escaped. one day makil and monki had another good idea. they made a litag (bamboo trap) in order to catch amomantaragaga. early in the morning, they went out to see if the trap had caught the monkey. in fact it had caught an animal, but it did not look like a monkey. they were annoyed when they came near and found out that the animal was a heron. this heron was called tatalaonga. "why are you here, tatalaonga?" asked makil. "i'll kill you because you are the reason why i did not catch amomantaragaga." "oh, datu, please don't kill me," pleaded the heron. "if you set me free, i'll go and kill amomantaragaga myself!" so makil set the heron free. tatalaonga asked makil to make a raft from pieces of sugarcane. when the raft was finished, makil brought it to the river, and tatalaonga perched on it. drifting along, tatalaonga passed amomantaragaga by the banks of the river and invited the monkey to go rafting with him. the two continued down the river on the raft. tatalaonga took a piece of sugarcane to use as a pole to move the raft, and then he took another one and gave it to amomantaragaga, who greedily ate the pole. the monkey ate one cane after another, until only one piece was left. at that instance, tatalaonga flew away and left amomantaragaga to drown in the river. monki and makil and the sultan of agamaniyog and his people were happy to be rid of the pestering monkeys.
one day monki and makil carried out a plan. makil let his wife place a piece of white cloth over his body, cry a kandidiagao (a cry of grief), and say, "why did makil die? he was very good to all the people! he planted sweet fruits and plenty of sugarcane." when the monkeys heard monki's cry, they decided to help her. the leader of the monkeys said, "we shall help monki, because it is really true that makil was a good man. he always planted fruits for us." so all the monkeys went to the house of monki. the leader of the monkeys asked her, "what can we do? can we help you? please tell us how we can help you!" monki replied, "oh, my friends, makil will not die if you help him sit up." so they helped makil sit up. the leader asked, "can you tell us what else we can do to help you?" "oh, my friend monkeys, you are very good to me!" continued monki. "makil will not die if you help him stand up." so they helped him stand up. "what else can we do, monki?" asked the leader of the monkeys. "oh, my friend monkeys, if you give this kampilan (long combat sword) to makil, i promise you that we shall plant more sugarcane just for you," said monki. when amomantaragaga saw the kampilan he became wary and went out of the house. as soon as makil received the kampilan, monki closed the door and makil killed all the monkeys in the house. only amomantaragaga escaped. one day makil and monki had another good idea. they made a litag (bamboo trap) in order to catch amomantaragaga. early in the morning, they went out to see if the trap had caught the monkey. in fact it had caught an animal, but it did not look like a monkey. they were annoyed when they came near and found out that the animal was a heron. this heron was called tatalaonga. "why are you here, tatalaonga?" asked makil. "i'll kill you because you are the reason why i did not catch amomantaragaga." "oh, datu, please don't kill me," pleaded the heron. "if you set me free, i'll go and kill amomantaragaga myself!" so makil set the heron free. tatalaonga asked makil to make a raft from pieces of sugarcane. when the raft was finished, makil brought it to the river, and tatalaonga perched on it. drifting along, tatalaonga passed amomantaragaga by the banks of the river and invited the monkey to go rafting with him. the two continued down the river on the raft. tatalaonga took a piece of sugarcane to use as a pole to move the raft, and then he took another one and gave it to amomantaragaga, who greedily ate the pole. the monkey ate one cane after another, until only one piece was left. at that instance, tatalaonga flew away and left amomantaragaga to drown in the river. monki and makil and the sultan of agamaniyog and his people were happy to be rid of the pestering monkeys.