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    The document discusses the origins and development of the word "boondocks". It begins by explaining that the word was borrowed from the Tagalog word "bundok", meaning mountain, and was used by US servicemen during World War II to refer to remote, rural areas used for training. It then notes that the word later came to refer more broadly to any isolated or wilderness rural location. The document also mentions that "boondockers", a derivative term, refers to shoes suitable for rough terrain, and "boonies" became a slang equivalent to "boondocks".

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    The document discusses the origins and development of the word "boondocks". It begins by explaining that the word was borrowed from the Tagalog word "bundok", meaning mountain, and was used by US servicemen during World War II to refer to remote, rural areas used for training. It then notes that the word later came to refer more broadly to any isolated or wilderness rural location. The document also mentions that "boondockers", a derivative term, refers to shoes suitable for rough terrain, and "boonies" became a slang equivalent to "boondocks".

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    A Mini Concept Paper

    Încărcat de

    Stella Jane
    The document discusses the origins and development of the word "boondocks". It begins by explaining that the word was borrowed from the Tagalog word "bundok", meaning mountain, and was used by US servicemen during World War II to refer to remote, rural areas used for training. It then notes that the word later came to refer more broadly to any isolated or wilderness rural location. The document also mentions that "boondockers", a derivative term, refers to shoes suitable for rough terrain, and "boonies" became a slang equivalent to "boondocks".

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    A MINI CONCEPT PAPER

    Sanskrit/ Indian language

    ASA MUKHA
    SALITA GURO
    BALITA DALITA
    KARMA HARI
    Spanish
     VENTANA SINGKO
     SINTURON DIRECHO
     KUTSILYO
    CANTA
     MESA
     PRIMERO
    OBRA
     SEGUNDO PREMIO
    ETC.
     TERCERO
    Indonesian/ Malay

    GUNTING HALO HALO


    PAYONG LIMA
    ANAK SALAMAT
    American
    KONTRAKTWAL KEYK
    EMPLEYADO KLASE
    BURGER RISERTS, ETC.
    BARBECUE
    We simply tagalized the
    spelling!
    JUNE 26, 2015

    41 Filipino words and


    expressions were added to the
    Oxford English Dictionary
    Examples:

    BARONG KKB
    BAHALANA KIKAY
    BARKADA SUKI
    BARANGAY PULUTIN
     ETC
    Filipino words that have been
    Americanized:

     COOTIES  CALAMONDIN
    (from kuto or head lice) (kalamunding, a citrus
     CARABAO tree)
    (from kalabaw)  BOONDOCKS
     MACHIN
    (bundok)
    (matsing)
    Mini Concept Paper

    Expansion 1
    CONCEPT
    Unlocking Verbal Difficulties

    1. Back country- sparsely inhabited rural


    areas; wilderness
    2. Infamous- extremely bad reputation
    Main idea and supporting ideas

    1. Thesis-Boondocks
    2. Supporting detail 1
    3. Supporting detail 2
    4. Supporting detail 3
    5. Supporting detail 4
    Answers:

     Thesis - Boondocks Supporting detail 1-


    refers to a remote Borrowed from the Tagalog
    rural isolated or even word, bundok, meaning
    wild area.
    mountain, the word now
    refers to any rough country,
    with the letter-s added to
    make it refer to locations.
    Answers:

     Supporting detail 2 -  Supporting detail 3 -


    Earlier used by the U.S Boondockers, a
    servicemen during the derivative, are shoes
    world war to refer to the suitable for rough
    remote swampy areas terrain.
    used for training, it later
    referred to distant, rural
    areas.
    Answers:

     Supportingdetail 4-
    Boonies became the
    slang equivalent of
    boondocks.
    Complete the statements with the best
    phrases. Write the letters only.

    1. A concept paper is written mainly to :


    a. distinguish between the old and new meaning of a
    word/concept.
    b.trace the development of a word from its old form
    to its new one.
    c. clarify the meaning of a concept.
    Complete the statements with the best
    phrases. Write the letters only.

    2. At the heart of a concept paper is usually:


    a. the definition of the term.
    b.the semantic history of the concept.
    c. a distinction between its standard and slang
    versions.
    Complete the statements with the best
    phrases. Write the letters only.

    3. The etymology of a concept or word clarifies:


    a.the changes in the meaning of the word.
    b.the original form of the concept.
    c.the origin and development of the
    word/concept.
    Complete the statements with the best
    phrases. Write the letters only.

    4. In the paragraph on the boondocks, boondockers


    is:
    a. the etymology of the word.
    b.the plural form of the term.
    c. a derivative from the term.
    d. a slang version of the term.
    Assignment
    Ask relatives/ older person the stories behind the words below.
    Trace the origin of the words and the development of its meaning.
    1. kikay
    2. gimmick
    3. barangay
    4. suki
    5. salvage
    Thank You!

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