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Ilokano Lessons: LESSON TWENTY-SEVEN

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LESSON TWENTY-SEVEN
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LESSON TWENTY-SEVEN

(Maikaduapulo ket Pito a Leksion)

Review of Ilokano and Spanish loan numbers
Question Words:mano ‘how many’, ‘how much’
sagmamano ‘how many each’
                    ‘how much each’

27.1 Dialogue.

Situation:At the market.
Rita:Nana, adda lako yo nga itlog ti pato?Aunt, do you have duck eggs for sale? (‘Aunt’, here, is used as a term of respect for a non-relative.)
Seller:Adda, balasang ko.I have, my girl.
Rita:Sagmamano?1How much each (are they)?
Seller:Sagkikinse.2Fifteen centavos each.
Rita:Mano met ngay ti maysa a reppet ti utong?And how much is a bunch of string beans?
Seller:Treinta’y singko.Thirty-five centavos.

27.2 Repetition Drill. The use of mano and  sagmamano.

Mano ti maysa nga abokado?How much is one avocado?
Sagmamano ti abokado?How much each are the avocados?
Mano ti maysa a tarong?How much is one eggplant?
Sagmamano ti tarong?How much each are the eggplants?
Mano ti maysa a bangus?How much is one milkfish?
Sagmamano ti bangus?How much each are the milkfish?
Mano ti maysa a balut?How much is one balut?
Sagmamano ti balut?How much each are the balut?

21927.3 Repetition Drill.

Sentimos ti maysa.One centavo for one.
Sagsesentimos.One centavo each.
Singkuenta ti maysa.Fifty centavos for one.
Sagsisingkuenta.Fifty centavos each.
Pisos ti maysa.One peso for one.
Sagpipisos.One peso each.
Dies pesos ti maysa.Ten pesos for one.
Sagdidies pesos.Ten pesos each.

27.4 Question and Answer Drill. Teacher gives cues; S1 asks a mano question; S2 answers. The first two numbers serve as the pattern.

CueResponse 1CueResponse 2
mansanasMano ti maysa a mansanas?twenty centavosBeinte.
bangusMano ti maysa a bangus?one-fiftyUno sing­ kuenta.
mais ‘corn’_____________fifteen centavos_______
tarong_____________ten centavos_______
papaya_____________twenty-five centavos_______
kamatis_____________five centavos_______
manok_____________two-fifty_______

27.5 Question and Answer Drill. Repeat exercise 27.4 using sagmamano and sag + amount.

CueResponse 1CueResponse 2
mansanasSagmamano ti mansanas?twenty centavosSagbebeinte.
bangusSagmamano ti bangus?one-fiftySagu-uno Singkuenta.
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27.6 Repetition Drill. The use of units of measure and units of volume.220

Mano ti maysa a ganta ti bagas?How much is a ganta of rice?
Mano ti maysa a kilo ti pasayan?How much is a kilo of shrimps?
Mano ti maysa a supot ti asukar?How much is a bag of sugar?
Mano ti maysa nga atado ti kappo?How much is one lot (a group) of clams?
Mano ti maysa a yarda ti tela?How much is a yard of dress material?

27.7 Substitution Drill.

CueResponse
Model:    Mano ti maysa a ganta ti bagas?
balatong ‘mongo beans’________________________
mais________________________
asin ‘salt’________________________
Model:   Mano ti maysa a kilo ti pasayan?
karne ‘meat’________________________
karne ti baka ‘beef’________________________
karne ti baboy ‘pork’________________________
ikan________________________
pasayan________________________
repolyo ‘cabbage’________________________
Model:   Mano ti maysa a supot ti asukar?
arina ‘flour’________________________
asin________________________
Model:   Mano ti maysa nga atado ti kappo?
pasayan________________________
tarong________________________
parya ‘bitter melon’________________________
Model:   Mano ti maysa a yarda ti tela?
tali ‘rope’______________________
ribon ‘ribbon’______________________
leys ‘lace’______________________

27.8 Activity. Set up a market and “go to market”. Some students act as sellers; others, buyers. Then, exchange roles. 221

#1M1Sagmamano ta ti lapis?How many pencils do we each have?
M2Sagdudua.3Two each.
CSagmamano ta ti lapis?
Sagdudua.

27.9 Substitution Drill.

Cue Response
Model:   Sagmamano ta ti lapis?
tayo_________________
kayo_________________
da_________________
kami_________________
da Luz_________________
Model:   Sagmamano ta ti lapis?
bol pen_________________
kotse_________________
balay_________________
mata_________________
agong_________________
lapayag_________________

27.10 Repetition Drill.

saggaysaone each
sagduduatwo each
saggathothree each
saggapatfour each
saglilimafive each
sagnenemsix each
sagpipitoseven each
sagwawaloeight each
sagsisiamnine each
sagsasangapuloten each

27.11 Question and Answer Drill. Ask one another sagmamano ‘how many each’ questions.222

e.gS1Sagmamano ta ti ulo?
S2Saggaysa.
Sagmamano ta ti kuaderno?
S3Sagpipito.
Kdp.

27.12 Cumulative Activity. Break up into smaller groups of twos or threes. Prepare a dialogue using a variety of structures and vocabulary items.

VOCABULARY

abokadoavocado
arinaflour
asinsalt
asukarsugar
atadoa lot, a portion
bagasuncooked rice
balatongmongo beans
balutduck’s egg with partially developed embryo
bangusmilkfish
kamatistomato
kappoclam
karnemeat
karne ti baboypork
karne ti bakabeef
kilokilogram
gantaganta (a grain measure) 223
itlogegg
lakomerchandise, wares; to sell
leyslace
maiscorn
papayapapaya
paryabitter melon
pasayanshrimps
patoduck
repolyocabbage
reppetbundle
ribonribbon
sag-a prefix meaning ‘each’
sagmamanohow much/many each
supotpaper bag
talirope, string
tarongeggplant
telacloth, textile
utongstring beans
yardayard
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