검색어: spoken word (영어 - 타갈로그어)

spoken word
binitiwang mga salita

g spoken word
g salita magsalita

self spoken
sariling pagsasalita

spoken senen
spoken -senen masalita

spoken word poetry in tagalog
spoken word poetry sa tagalog

spoken in english
kinausap in english

dialect spoken at home
home dialect

involves to both the written and spoken word
kahulugan ng pandiwang wika

have you spoken with him yet
nakausap mo na ba siya

spoken poetry bullying tagalog
you should know, bullying hurts. it starts with one word, one word you blurt. fat, ugly, worthless. these are the words they hear. did you know you're their biggest fear? day by day you torment them; it takes so long for their hearts to mend. all they ask for is one true friend, but you make them want their lives to end. every day they wake up with regret; all they want to do is forget. it's not just hitting and punching; it's the words you say. they hurt so much; they want to fade away. this is when enough is enough; they're sick of playing strong, sick of playing tough. but they know they can make it through. you may not have known, but they always knew. they put on a fake smile and pretend they're okay; they believe they can make it all the way. of course your words still offend, but they have been pieced back together again. someone leaves the crowd and lends them a hand; they learn that it's time to stand. their smile is no longer fake; now they have no reason to ache. you see, all they ever needed was a friend, someone to stand by them when the bullying came again. now they are free. the insults barely sting, don't you see? the bully is never wanted, unless wanted to leave. the person you bullied now has no need for long sleeves. your work here is done, not that it should have started. now who's the one who feels broken-hearted? bullying gave you power that they refused to give. you can't help but wonder "what if?" what if they didn't get so strong? what if they were crumbled all along? what you don't think of is what could have been. what if they pulled the razor to their skin? what if you pushed them too far, to where they tied a rope around their collar. what if they wrote down all the secrets they had to spill, right before taking an overdose on the pills? you don't know what could have been done; you were doing it all for fun. you think they're losers, but they're stronger than you. have you seen what they've been through? with your words you gave a black eye. they are leaving, bully, so say your goodbye. but one more thing before you go. did you enjoy my little show? remember, words can hurt more than the punch, believe me now? cause this was just a hunch. source: https://www.familyfriendpoems.com/poem/poem-on-overcoming-bullying-words-hurt

i'm into spoken poetry na
i 'm into spoken poetry na

spoken poetry about the conscience
spoken poetry tungkol sa konsensya

truer words have never been spoken
ang mga salitang truer ay hindi pa nasasalita

we should careful of the words spoken
dapat tayong mag-ingat sa mga salitang binibigkas

you can travel wherever you want explanation spoken poetry
you have the right to seek asylum in other country if your are being presecuted in our own country

example of opening speech in fliptop wordpress spoken words
halimbawa ng pambungad na pananalita sa balagtasan fliptop hugot spoken words

are the words that are in a formal speech and are spoken in a formal tone
ay ang mga salita na nasa isang pormal na pagsasalita at binibigkas sa isang pormal na tono