If you want your kids to remember the things that you teach them, be a role model first.
Watch this video.
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Have you noticed when I said “uh-um” to her instead of “opo” or “yes“? She adapted it right away! I should’ve said “opo” so that she would answer in the same manner. But I, too, sometimes forget. When I realized I was wrong, I corrected her by telling her:
What uh-um? What do you have to say?
I’m proud that she remembered and said opo afterwards…
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nymfa
Oh? Sorry about that… Yup, that’s true!
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feng
Ako nga yun hahaha! That’s why D always tells me I have a sungit voice and tone daw when I speak. :p Pero di naman ako galit nyan normal na yan sa akin. :p
Pero dati lefty sya, lagi lang namin nireremind na dapat kanan, ayan nakuha din. Malinis syang kumain kasi maarte.
Oo, ASAP nga kagabi nyahahahaha! Alam na alam ah!
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janet
Same here.
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noemi
My friend was telling me about that too, she’s from Surigao. Sabi nya nga wala daw opo sa kanila, basta daw kelangan pag sasagot something like “Oo, Ma”. Sa amin kasi dapat ganyan otherwise… :p Sermon!
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Kongkong622
Modulated yan kaya ganyan kasi syempre ipopost ko nyahahaha! Pero ang totoo ang boses ko medyo close sa boses ni Matu as in Matutina. LOL!
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daisy
Haba ng ngiti ko. :p Thanks!
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raqgold
Sinabi mo pa…. 🙂
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mk
katuwa naman c deye =) i love this post! i especially love na u were able to catch on cam un moment na ganito. im sure ur proud of deye kasi alam nia “opo” when u asked her of it. u raise her well mitch! =)
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