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  • Two Philippine Kids Songs with a YouTube Video

    We recently received the Tagalog version of The Itsy Bitsy Spider. I found a cute YouTube video of the song and posted it below. It also has a song on it called My Balloon. You can watch the video and sing along with the lyrics below. There are also English translations for your reading pleasure!

    Here’s the Tagalog version of The Itsy Bitsy Spider

    Maliliit na gagamba
    Maliliit na gagamba,
    Umakyat sa sanga.
    Dumating and ulan,
    Itinaboy sila.
    Sumikat ang araw,
    Natuyo ang sanga.
    Maliliit na gagamba
    Ay laging masaya.

    English Translation:

    The little spider,
    The little spider
    Climbed up the branch
    The rain came down
    Pushed it away.
    The sun came up
    It dried the branch
    The little spider
    Is always happy.

    Here’s the video, followed by the lyrics to My Balloon…

    Here’s My Balloon in Tagalog followed by an English translation…

    Ako ay may lobo
    lumipad sa langit
    di ko na nakita
    pumutok na pala
    Sayang ang pera ko
    pambili ng lobo
    kung pagkain sana
    nabusog pa ako.

    I have a balloon
    That flew to the sky
    I did not notice
    It already popped.
    I wasted my money
    To buy a balloon
    If I bought food instead
    I would have been full.

    Many thanks to Reneth Sanchez from P-KA-BU Family Child Care for contributing and translating Maliliit na gagamba. Thanks also to Justin Ricarte for contributing and translating Ako ay may lobo.

    -Mama Lisa

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