Living with
Nature School on Blog
Paaralang
Bayan sa Himpapawid (People's
School-on-Air) with Ms Melly C Tenorio
738 DZRB AM
Band, 8 to 9 evening class, Monday to Friday
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Ampalaya (bitter
gourd) and other
vegetables the child did not like to eat.
Ni Cles B. Rambaud
Ubing,
ubing, ubing!
Ay,
dina kaya ti paria
Napait,
napait, isangsangitna
No
isut’ maited a sidana.
Dina
pay kayat ti karabasa
Pallang,
patani ken parda,
Tangkoy,
bilidan, mustasa
Tarong,
rabanos, ken lasona
Uray
sibuyas, kamatis ken laya,
Bawang,
utong ken bungbunga
No
dagitoy ti maipasango kenkuana
Ay,
agkikinnamat dagiti luana
Agingga
a gimmura dagitoy a makmakan
Didan
nagpakpakita, didan nagparparang
Ti
ubing, kimmapsut iti kasta la unay
Agingga
nga intarayda iti ospital.
Sadiay
simmarungkar ni paria
Ken
aminen a kakaduana
Ti
ubing inan-andingayda
Nga
umis-isemen iti pannaturogna
English translation
A child
hated ampalaya, and cried when forced to eat it. He did
not
also like squash, winged bean, lima bean, batao, wax gourd,
mustard,
eggplant, and radish. And he did not like onion, tomato,
ginger,
garlic, string beans and fruits. Tears would profusely flow
if
forced to eat these.
Until,
this group of food got angry and left the child. As a result
he became
very weak. He was rushed to the hospital. There
ampalaya
and his friends visited the sick child and comforted him.
Not for
long he was smiling in his sleep.
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