I still have more to work on with the Tagalog, obviously,
but I've found out what I can do now.
I can understand people who talk about the Gospel, or
gospel related thing.
I can't understand things spoken of that's off topic.
I can't understand Tagalog when I don't have the Spirit.
With the Spirit, I can't comprehend every word, but I can
feel the meaning behind all of their words.
I can speak small talk, in getting to know people,
reacting to statements, expressions… haha!
I can teach great lessons with the Spirit on everything
I've studied.
I can give spiritual thoughts and share specific
experiences about the topic in Tagalog.
Sometimes I speak Tagalog like I've known it all of my
life without realizing it.
If I speak Taglish, I can teach most everything I need to
about the gospel.
I need to do more formal language study more often. Haha!
I talked to brother Ormond about Mother's Day and he says
we can use the Skype on his computer. We're trying to get around 10 or 11 am on
Monday here. So, we just have to wait for his reply to see if it's okay ^_^
Re: Skyping
Brother Ormond just replied and said that 10am Monday
works fine for him so it's settled, pero Elder Barrow needs to go first cause
his family is in North Carolina or something. So, I'll go after him….10:30 or
10:40 here.
There's one thing I wanted to tell you...
I kinda lost my camera during transfer day in the mission
office building. I remember I took it inside, then I got mail and went to the
meeting, and at the end of the meeting it wasn't in my bag anymore. Worst case
scenario, a missionary accidentally grabbed it thinking it was theirs and I’ll
get it back in a few weeks. I already
told all of the senior couples so they are all out looking for it...
I sent you the long email…I think you'll really enjoy it.
I've been doing really well. The mission has been so busy for me lately I
haven't had time to think too much about home, which is good. I haven't even
had enough time to reply to the many letters my friends have sent me yet .
>.<
Ryan looks like he’s taller than Dad now. Is he?
Lucky! He's still growing and I
stopped in sophomore year. Haha! I keep
praying I'll grow taller on my mission, but the Lord just made everyone shorter
than me! Haha!!! Oh, Filipinos! Lol!
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