Paano sabihin sa English ang PAPUNTA KA PA LANG, PABALIK NA AKO?

[@pinayenglishteacher]

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[@JohnPonceMalba]

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[@MySimpleLifestyleMD1984]

I hope my English is good 😊 💯💯💕💕💕💕

[@johnmanalo4567]

ano sa English ang Pala? like ang mahal Pala, ang layo Pala

[@bitubitutubi2891]

SAYANG = It’s a waste!

[@fil-kanophilanthropist9988]

Yes it’s the same thing, that’s an expression that they usually use in USA. Like what u said. I’ve already experienced that, so I definitely know what I’m doing, po. Tnx

[@ahmadmustamad5978]

I like it mam. Thank you

[@MrJacksuper]

You can actually translate that literally. "you still have a long way to go, am on my way back..." sarcastic way of telling someone the depth of my experience compared to theirs. i used to say that to my friends here and they got that. like kapal ng mukha dito is "thick skin" but i literally used "thick face" to be more specific.

[@thepowersofone2570]

ANG GALING PO NINYO MADAME ! MY AMERICAN ENGLISH TEACHER GIVES A NOD !

[@medyangeles1328]

I like your voice, good to hear similar to Claire n Karen.

[@cagodinez]

Agree with your interpretation of "been there; done that". I live in an English-speaking country and the circumstances you described are when the expression is used. For example, someone might say, "I" holidaying in Europe" and someone who's done that will say, "Been there, done that"

[@AdrianShoutout]

and got the T-shirt 🇵🇭😎🇵🇭

[@hexebarya7395]

😊 nasama pa pinoy action stars

[@arnoldgonzales7170]

“Papunta ka palang, pabalik na ako”. Subok lang.. “You’re just about to head off while I’m already returning back”.

[@babeby777]

😂 dagdagan mo pa para specific ng i know what im saying

[@ken-rick9025]

I've already been through what you just started.

[@Philippines888]

Parang ito ang pinaka english nya.

[@seasky8524]

I've been there but you still have a long way to go.

[@melancholy8381]

Galing na ako diyan, nagawa ko na rin iyan. (Been there, done that).

[@joelvida4322]

I learned a lot from you

[@MarudsTV]

Simple lang yan, you go go, and me backing 😂

[@angelitodungca437]

Yan pala yan,without your asking,pelikula ko po yan ako nag still photog.kaya thank you yan pala sa english.ngayon ko nakita maiksi po pala.

[@RamonEhase]

Salamat uli ma'am sa pag share ninyo my natutunan Po kami

[@reyansalao2262]

Galing mo mAam.GodbLess

[@choritagano3096]

Beautiful and brain ❤❤❤

[@cryptoBlockchainDev]

Ang galing ng boses mo ate. You sounded like a pro. lol

[@petefrancisco3267]

Im almost done, you are just getting started...

[@jersonbalean3637]

"papunta ka palang pabalik na ako" is "You are just on your way there while I am already on my way back."

[@john-dalesanchez4650]

been there done that

[@bluejay7232]

That's transliteration. Native speakers of English don't say that. The teacher in the video was right. I've heard that from my American colleagues here in Russia.

[@edithabaldonado9488]

ARE YOU GOING THERE...IM COMING BACK WAAAAHAHAHA..TRYING HARD ME

[@analypaja3320]

"You're on your way, I'll be right back."

[@analypaja3320]

"You're on your way, I'll be right back."

[@pogsshow]

Welcome and come again 😃

[@AbuTurab-t1j]

Marami ka pang kakaining bigas!

[@delfinborja2538]

binderdandat he he he Seriously, thanks po sa additional knowledge

[@jennysantiago3831]

Good explanation!

[@papitatz6632]

Perfectly explained!!

[@joannamariefernandez1901]

Hi Ma'am Present I'm back hehehe thanks for all educational knowledgeable videos.❤

[@pinayenglishteacher]

Hello! 🥰

[@francisbaldonado922]

Nice po salamat sa makabuluhang lesson teacher❤

[@reneranola6156]

Yes👍 Expression po ng mga magulang sa mga anak

[@donnabicolana6928]

Thanks for sharing teacher ❤

[@Schjoenz]

It's idiom as you have said. So pwede sya i-translate word by word para maging eglish idiom din na merong the same context.

[@danielc.jamili4220]

Tanxs, mam.

[@reginachristensen7527]

That idiomatic expression is solely used for the Philippines and so we can’t really translate it literally in the American English. “Papunta ka palang pabalik na ako” may be given with different understanding by native English speakers if transliterated this way. However, I agree with your simple translation because that’s the exact meaning of that expression, not much of complexity. 😊

[@richardreglos]

You go, im back!

[@larakuno4299]

always thank you Maam Myra,🥰

[@BienvenidoLee]

😊 Miss you. Parang slim ka. God bless.

[@arielescamillas7180]

You have just still a long way to go while I'm on my way coming back to where it all began

[@alfredoaguirre6721]

thank you Mam Myra.

[@ruthlubigan4229]

Thanks ms. MYRA

[@melchorapablo6800]

Charged from my experienced,I've been through that.

[@RandyAquinoPH]

Thank you po Maam Myra sa pagsagot ng tanong ko. Naitanong ko kasi to sayo. Salamat 😊

[@OURDAILYBREATH]

Totally agree with you madam

[@Aspe91417]

Thank you ma'am

[@ramonbarotillo2969]

Thank you Myra keep it up God bless.

[@pinayenglishteacher]

Thank you for watching! 😊

[@freshpicksvlogs5569]

Thank you teacher

[@mikecastro7117]

You are just on the way...I am on the comeback already!🤣😭😂

[@emiliolabio2330]

Thank you madam

[@wilfredyabut9307]

You are a great teacher and your voice is beautiful

[@almasuzettealbano43]

in real American expression...been there, done that.

[@mjlav3208]

You just explained what it means - the point of idiom translation is that it should also be an idiomatic expression in english that is why you always go to the nearest possible equivalent not necessarily the exact equivalent. - you can fully express “papunta ka pa lang pabalic na ako” using “been there done that” idiom by saying - don’t try it or don’t go there (meaning in that particular situation) “been there done that” in that way you still use an english idiom not just an english sentence explaining how you should not try something because you have experienceit amd know what you are saying.

[@alexgamboa3669]

Your just starting ..am done already 😅😅😅

[@mellitevilla4384]

I've been there, why i'm saying it❤

[@niloblanco]

Your future is my fast!

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Haha I like the clips..Manoy Yan.

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New subscriber.

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NAMISS Kita mam hihi. ❤️

[@RonnieCanda-uf4mp]

Just be careful? Don't let yourself down? Do you always pray there? I wish for success

[@arnelarttutorial5655]

I really love ur accent madam..😇😇

[@Ogbon0101]

I think, it is don't be boostful person. Kase nasa para process iyan. You are starting and it is he is ending, but ending of starting of dad is you are starting to. It is a cycle of life. Diyan umiikot ang mundo natin ang magagawa mo na lang is to improve of what process or doing or working. Or ikaw ang susund sa yapak ng tatay mo. Ibig sabihin ay mareretiro na siya at ikaw ay sisimulan mo iyun kung ano ang gusto ng tatay mo. Iyun ang pagkakaintindi ko po salamat.

[@JoseMarquez-oo7sl]

Have a nice vacation.

[@edwinesteban9046]

Youre just forward while im reverse 😂😂

[@MVAGoldenMemories]

You're just on your way, I'm coming back

[@totisiturralde7836]

I’ve been there and you’re just on your way!

[@lakeytogod.]

Dali lang nyan. Return of the come back

[@pinayenglishteacher]

Parang sa tiyuhin ko ata narinig yang "Return of the comeback." 🤭

[@gracedelacruz8407]

Hahahahaha!!!😂

[@GeorgeCapistrano]

Nice idol

[@albertomagdua7109]

I should know because I have been there..

[@totobinaldo0905]

You are going on, I'm coming back.

[@briancanaveral4921]

I'am already there,but you'r just on the way

[@pinkanna1491]

I've been to paradise but I've never been to me...😂😂

[@leeyan8392]

You're still entering, while I'm already exiting.😅

[@hahaland211]

It's a tagalog idiomatic expression, sunrise you are, sunset i am

[@albertomalaza2580]

Nr 3 is nearest to that idiomagic ecpression

[@harrytv8302]

Marami ka pang kakaining bigas katumbas nyan

[@JunSoriano-d2i]

back and forth😁😁😁

[@litog888]

"Take it from me kiddo/sonny". Depending on context, u could follow with this if u are talking down on someone, "Pride comes before the fall."

[@annalisagomes2743]

The REFERENCES are incomplete. "Been there, done that" is the perfect match for "Papunta ka pa lang, pabalik na ako. O ilang ulit na akong bumalik." The examples in your video and all the references are valid in every situation. However, the "been there, done that" idiom is perfectly matched with "papunta ka palang ay pabalik na ako". Your video example has some missing information. This should be IDIOM for IDIOM and must be explored and explained fairly without biases. The expression “been there, done that” is an idiomatic expression. So as the "papunta ka pa lang, pabalik na ako". Matching IDIOM for IDIOM is the correct way. PART 1 SITUATION POINTING TO A DIFFERENT DIRECTION 1 - That means you have already done a task or attended an event or place to the point of boredom. 2 - It’s a way of expressing that you have no interest in doing what other people suggest. 3 - The saying can apply to any suggestion from another person where you feel bored or uninspired by what they want to do. PART 2 SITUATION POINTS IN THE SAME DIRECTION However, it can be used as a form of dismissal or of empathy. 1 - It is an assertion that the speaker has personal experience or knowledge of a particular place or topic. Number 2 of part 1 situation is also applicable or matches correctly with the Eddie Garcia movie 2 - It’s a way of expressing that you have no interest in doing what other people suggest.

[@JovenAlbarida]

Papunta kapalang, pabalik na ako = "I've been there, Your still on track" :D

[@LarryfromPH]

I'm thinking: I've been there, done that.

[@danniezki]

Thanks po sa explanation. Ano naman po sa tagalog ang "extensive & intensive", ang difference nila at papaano ginagamit sa sentence? Thanks po uli.

[@butchfajardo8832]

You are still young and don't have enough experience on that! I however had so much experience on that already! You are still a beginner on this and I am already an expert! You need to learn more!

[@kethmontiser1439]

Your departure is my arrival 😁

[@angelaangeloangels5909]

Lol😅

[@Zytv]

kalayo naman po 😂

[@MISSBUTTERFLY381]

You only go but im coming back!! Ha ha,,,

[@rollieazarcon8961]

You are OTW, I shall return. 😂😂😂

[@franciscodelapena7026]

Thank you teacher 😂❤🎉

[@Akilraham1469]

"I know much, you better listen!"

[@acd112870]

"I've been there while you're just about to start your journey, so don't be a effing smart!" That's what I've usually heard from my elder friends.

[@AngelieQuiblatin]

I've gone through what your about to encounter

[@juja1969]

Sa pinas pag English...charged to experienced...

[@ireneobonet837]

You're just on your way, l'll be back.

[@gambitgambino1560]

Hindsight is 20/20

[@loisjoo9877]

Hmmm, I'm on my way back, you're still on track😜 hahaha

[@enricosabio5102]

You going,me going back😂

[@egaytalas4195]

Believe me, i've been there. Kung ayaw mong mniwala skin bahala ka

[@jimcachapero1249]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@AhBasta]

Youre going to where i have been too..😅pwede ba yan mam

[@peteralunan2124]

I like this better: "You just began; where I have ended"

[@plaridelmorillolubo4244]

Ma'am Myra tanong ko lang po sana kung ano ang mas akmang gamitin kapag sumagot ka sa mas superior sayo. Yung "Noted Sir, Copy Sir, or Yes Sir po ma'am . Thanks ma'am...

[@marvscarpio9239]

I'm back you are forth! 😅😅😅

[@robertmulles5321]

Your just on ur way me vice versa

[@virgiliogiron1053]

About face!!!! Hahaha

[@ManuelJalmasco]

You are going in, Im going out.