in addition to class suspensions already declared in Eastern Visayas and other areas: Classes in all levels tomorrow in QC, Pateros, Parañaque, San Juan, Cavite, Quezon Province; Camarines Sur, Cebu, Talisay have been declared suspended, #walangpasok . Government work in QC and Pateros, San Juan however will go on. (from DZMM)
how to pronounce the Filipino word HagupÍt (the major “Category 3” to “Category 4” storm/ hurricane with the designated international name: Typhoon Hagupít, local name, Typhoon Ruby): This is a 10-second audio file, it plays automatically (sorry, couldn’t help it — wanted to correct the pronunciation since it is a Filipino word that has a peculiar pronunciation that jives with its meaning) … hagupít, a Filipino word which means to lash is pronounced in a “rapid” way — a short “a”, a rapid and emphatic “g” and a strong stress on the last syllable… Hagupít. It’s pronounced with some kind of strength … (can you hear it now, the soundcloud clip plays automatically)… like so…
(featured image from cnn.com, used here non-commercially for educational purposes to show the correct pronunciation of the Filipino word hagupít)
