pronunciation and grammar 1

Question 1

english: hard C == filipino: ?

Answer 1

K
(e.g “crisis” = krisis)

Question 2

english: soft c == filipino: ?

Answer 2

S
(e.g cinema = sine)

Question 3

english: CK == filipino: ?

Answer 3

K
(e.g. gimmick = gimik)

Question 4

in filipino, double letters are..?

Answer 4

rarely used. if an english word has a double letter, the filipino translation only uses one of the letter

Question 5

english: CT == filipino: ?

Answer 5

K
(e.g. abtract = abstrak)

Question 6

english: QUA == filipino: ?

Answer 6

KWA
(e.g. quadruple = kwadruplo)

Question 7

english: long I == filipino: ?

Answer 7

AY
(e.g. driver = drayber)

Question 8

english: V == filipino: ?

Answer 8

B
(e.g. driver == drayber)

Question 9

english: F == filipino: ?

Answer 9

P
(e.g. traffic == trapik)

Question 10

english: long O == filipino: ?

Answer 10

U
(e.g. approve == aprub)

Question 11

english: CLE == filipino: ?

Answer 11

KEL
(e.g. tricycle == traysikel)

Question 12

english: TION == filipino: ?

Answer 12

SYON
(e.g. action = aksyon)

Question 13

english: X == filipino: ?

Answer 13

KS
(e.g. relax = relaks)

Question 14

english: beginning S == filipino: ?

Answer 14

IS
(e.g. score == iskor)

Question 15

english: soft CH == filipino: ?

Answer 15

TS
(e.g. check == tsek)

Question 16

in filipino, all vowels are pronounced…

Answer 16

individually; as one syllable
(e.g. saan = sa-an | nauuhaw = na-u-u-haw)

Question 17

what does the accent mark “ó” mean?

Answer 17

indicates the syllable below should be stressed

Question 18

what does the accent mark ` mean

Answer 18

the vowel below should not be stressed, but cut (glottal stop); the vowel right before the accent mark should be stressed

Question 19

what does the accent mark ^ mean

Answer 19

the vowel beneath is both stressed and cut