Here are the 10 lines we Hear from our Ninong, Ninang Every Christmas Season
NINONG, NINANG LINES – Listed here are 10 lines we hear from our Ninong and Ninang every Christmas Season.
Most of the people loves the Christmas season because it is the time to hear the sweet caroling from children, rustling wrapping paper, delicious food and lots of laughter.
Ninong and Ninangs went to the mall to buy their Inaanak some gifts. However, some godparents hide from their godchild for some reason.
We listed 10 best lines that the godparents when their Inaanak comes knocking on their doors on the Christmas day: Here is the list of their alibis
Based on a report from Inquirer, this actually translates that the godparent is poor as well and they could not give anything for the kid.
2. Patatawarin!
Ninong/ninang say these line even if they did not harm you. This is usually used if you decline to people who sing Christmas carols outside your house.
3. ‘Pag nalaluwag-luwag na lang.
An alibi that has no certainty. The kid expects their godparent to hand them gifts later, but well! There is no assurance.
4. Pass muna, ‘nak.
The line that is very “iconic”. Almost all the kids have heard this alibi from their Ninong and Ninangs.
5. ‘Wag kang lalabas sa Pasko, may mga nagunguha ng bata sa daan.
Godparents tricked their godchild not to go out their houses because somebody will abduct them. Technically, they just don’t want to see their godchild on their doorstep asking for gifts.
6. Balik ka na lang next year.
Another reassuring statement is to come back next year to claim their gift.
7. Kailangan mo ba ng jowa? Ihahanap na lang kita.
Some of them tried to offer them another alternative just to avoid getting money from their purse.
8. Mahal ka ni ninong/ninang!
Or!! Godparents just express their love to the Inaanak not knowing the kid wanted a gift that is tangible.
9. Bawi ako next time (Pramis!)
The annual scam that happens every Chistmas day.
10. Ako naman pamaskuhan mo! May trabaho ka na e!
According to the report, when you’re old enough to receive gifts from Ninongs, they turn the tables.
On a serious note, we should be grateful for our godparents because they played a great role in our lives.
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