Metung, adwa, atlu.
One, two, three.
Written learner guide — community review in progress.
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Lesson 3 · Build your word bank
Everyday Vocabulary: People, Numbers & Things
Vocabulary works best in small groups. This lesson starts with words you can see and use: people close to you, basic numbers, colors, and everyday objects. Review a little at a time in practice mode.
60–75 minutes
4 lessons · 48 starter words
Listen first
Metung, adwa, atlu.
One, two, three.
Generated listening practice — not community-verified pronunciation.
Lessons included
- 1Numbers one through five12 min
- 2Colors around you12 min
- 3Family and people15 min
- 4Common objects and review15 min
Listen first
Hear the words in this lesson
Start with generated listening practice, then use the written guide to read in small parts. Both leave room for family and community variation.
metung
one
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adwa
two
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atlu
three
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apat
four
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lima
five
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ima
mother
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tata
father
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kapatad
sibling
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anak
child
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kaibigan
friend
Generated listening practice — not community-verified pronunciation.
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In context
Try a short example.
Kaibigan ku ya.
He/She is my friend.
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Tiny knowledge check
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Listen first
Metung, adwa, atlu.
One, two, three.
Generated listening practice — not community-verified pronunciation.
What is the Kapampangan word for “three”?