Feb 19, 2024 · When riding a jeepney, Filipinos will typically say “bayad po” before handing in one’s payment, and other passengers will hand the money to the driver. But what if the passenger next to us is a foreigner, who may not speak or understand Filipino? Have you ever thought of what words to say?

Feb 11, 2024 · 1. “Bayad po” – Asking for the fare. When you board the jeepney, politely say “Bayad po” to the driver while extending your payment. This phrase means “Here’s my fare, sir/ma’am” and ensures a smooth transaction. 2. “Para po” – Requesting a stop

Nov 16, 2016 · There are two phrases you need to learn when riding the jeepney: "Bayad po" (here's my fare) and "Para po" (this is my stop). If you don't speak the language, no worries. Just pass on your fare to the passenger next to you and he or she will know what to do.

“Bayad po/Bayad ho” = “My payment”/”Here’s the money” When using public transportation, such as a jeep or a bus, these are the tagalog lines you use to the driver or conductor to pay your fare.

Oct 4, 2024 · To pay for goods, services, or your transport fare, you hand over the payment and say “bayad po.” Paumanhin (pa-ooo-man-hin) / Excuse or Sorry If you feel you’ve unintentionally offended someone or accidentally bumped into another person, you can simply say this phrase to ask for forgiveness or understanding.

is there anyone who knows what bayad po means in English? The owner of it will not be notified. Only the user who asked this question will see who disagreed with this answer. I think the closest is "Here's the money." Was this answer helpful? Hmm... (2) what about pakiabot po ng bayad? @marievillenaalissa "Please hand out the money to the driver."

Oct 3, 2024 · In English, this roughly translates to: “Here’s my fare/payment.” If you are in a jeepney and seated far from the driver, you can add “pakiabot po” right after saying “bayad po”. This is equivalent to saying, “Please pass my payment to the driver.” Don’t forget to say “salamat po” or “thank you”.

Need to translate "bayad" from Filipino? Here are 23 possible meanings.

May 13, 2019 · you can say.. bayad po, then pass the money. pass the money.. pakiabot po yung bayad ko.

Mar 19, 2021 · Even the simplest shortcut form "Bayad po" is being taken and understood as "please pass the money on" by the other passengers. In return, a simple nod or a polite smile from the requesting passenger is considered an expression of thanks, even without literally saying "salamat po" (thank you).