Scarlett Kramer shows off knowledge of the Ilocano language
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In a video uploaded on Doug Kramer's Instagram account, Scarlett Kramer showcased her knowledge of the Ilocano language, which delighted their fans.
Scarlett Kramer, daughter of Doug Kramer and Chesca Garcia, delighted her fans with her Ilocano speaking skills.
In a video uploaded on Doug Kramer's Instagram account on Friday, April 30, the nine-year-old bubbly kid showcased her knowledge of the language, impressing their fans.
Source: scarlettlouvellekramer (Instagram)
Since Doug's mom is an Ilocano, it's no wonder why Scarlett has learned a few Ilocano words or phrases.
Scarlett said, “If you wanna say this, 'Why is it so hot? Ugh!'
“In Ilocano you say it as, 'Apay nga nag pudot? Nyamet!”
She also shared some pointers that in speaking Ilocano, faster and louder delivery is better.
“Next, when your sibling is fighting with you in English, you say it as, 'I'm gonna tell you to mommy.'
“In Ilocano you say it as, 'Idarum ka kini mamang. Remember, the faster, the louder, the better.”
Source: dougkramer (Instagram)
The celebrity has also shared some phrases for moms to use.
“If you're a mommy and one of your kids trip or fall, minor lang ha. In English, you say it as, “Good for you, you're hard-headed.”
According to Scarlett, you say it in Ilocano as, “Gunggunam! Nag tangkun gamin ulum!”
It appears that their social media followers loved the video as it already garnered hundreds of thousands of views and thousands of comments in less than 24 hours.
Source: dougkramer (Instagram)
Meanwhile, check out Scarlett and her siblings Kendra and Gavin's love for sports in this gallery:
