Hello, guys. I'm airing an experimental episode. I made the show while walking on the street. It's just a quick break from the short series that we have.A quick note: You might want to turn the volume up a little on the "walking part". I was wearing a mask so the mic did not catch everything.Would you like to hear more episodes like this? 😊 ====Time Stamp for Translation: Alex (A): [In front of a bakery] Good morning.['po' or 'ho' is used in formal sentences, especially when talking to the elderly or strangers]Old Lady (OL): Ito sakin. (Literal: This is mine. In context: I choose this (bread).)Baker (B):[To the old lady; Not sure about their initial conversation though] Are ho? Sobra. Akala ko kasi doble eh. (This one? There's an excess. I thought it's double)[To another guy customer] Thank you, ha 'pre. (Thank you, bro/dude.)OL: [Pointing at another pan de sal type] Ay tapos ito. (Oh, and then this.)A: [Asking about the displayed breads] Kuya, tustado po ba yan? (Mr. Baker/Vendor, is that toasted?)B: *nods*OL: Ay tustado gusto mo? (Ay, you want the toasted ones?) *giggles*A: Oho. Kayo po ba? (Yes. How about you?)OL: Iba-iba gusto. (Different preferences.) *laughs*B: Meron pong toasted merong hindi. (There are toasted ones; there are not.)A: Ay, sige po. Twenty pesos (Php 20 for 10 pieces of pan de sal) pong toasted. Thank you. (Alright. Twenty pesos of toasted pan de sal. Thank you.)Also:Lumang Sabungan is an "old cockpit" in english.====Got messages for me?Email: [email protected]Social: Instagram @coffeeoronebeers (Give me a follow!)Take care, beautiful people! Until the next one. Cheers! ☺️🍺-Alex===Liked this episode? Buy Me A Coffee! 😁https://www.buymeacoffee.com/CoffeeOr1Beers====© Coffee Or One Beers Podcast by AJP, 2023