videoke original word
1. videoke original word
Answer:
video + karakoke=videoke
KaraokeExplanation:
The word karaoke is derived from two Japanese words ��� 'kara' comes from the word 'karappo' meaning empty or void and 'oke' comes from the word 'okesutura' or orchestra. ... Some say that it started in the 1970s with a Japanese singer called Daisuke Inoue, who recorded songs and sold it to people to sing along too.20 Apr 2008
2. pangungusap ng videoke
Answer:
1 .Ang videoke ay malaki
Explanation:
2. Ang videoke ay itim
3.Ang aking videoke ay hawak ni ate
3. kahulugan ng videoke
Answer:
singing popular songs accompanied by a recording of an orchestra (usually in bars or nightclubs)
4. when my neighbors___celebrate such occasion, they often hire a videoke machine
Answer:
are
Explanation:
because neighbors is plural
5. Bakit kailangan malakas ang musika sa videoke
Answer:
para marinig ng maayos ang musikang tumutugtog
6. possible solution of overtime used of videokes at night
Answer:
Your kabitbahay is magiging and then kapag nagising sila ay magkakaroon ng gulo yun ang positive duro at depende pa dito Kung overtime kang mag kakaraoke ang iyong voice o tinig ay mag i improve at gaganda at Wala naman akong masasabe na walang masama sa overtime na pag kakaraoke basta wag lang aabutan ng gabe
Explanation:
#CARRY ON LERNING#
#BRAINBUNCH#
7. ano ang ibig sabihin ng videoke?
Answer:
Karaoke is a type of interactive entertainment usually offered in clubs and bars, where people sing along to recorded music using a microphone. The music is an instrumental version of a well-known popular song.
Explanation:
is this what you're looking for
Answer:
music sound
Explanation:
kumanta sa veooke
8. A videoke machine can be rented for Php 1,000.00 for three days, but on the fourth day onwards, additional cost of php 400.00 per day is added. A. Represent the cost of renting a videoke machine as a piecewise function of the number of days it is rented.B. What is the cost of rented videoke for 7 days? C. What is the cost of rented videoke for 2 days?
Step-by-step explanation:
f(x)=1000+[400(x-3)]
x represents the additional cost of 400 php per day
f(x)=1000+[400(7-3)]
=1000+[400(4)]
=1000+1600
=2600 cost of the rented video oke for 7 days
f(x)=1000+[400(2-3)]
=1000+[400(-1)]
=1000-400
=600 cost of video oke if rented for 2 dayy
9. paano baybayin ang salitang videoke at dyaryo
Answer:
dyaryo vidjoke
Explanation:
basahin mo
10. isang pilipino ang nakaimbento ng videoke?
Answer:
Sino ang nakaimbento ng Karaoke? Sagot: Naimbento ng isang Filipino Nationality na si Roberto L. Del Rosario, Noong ...1975
11. Sarah is a good singer.she ____in the videoke every sunday
-Sarah is a good singer.She in the videoke every sunday
12. how videoke produce sound energy?
Answer:
This device plays recorded tracks without vocals. A performer sings into a microphone by reading the subtitles written with the song.
Mark This Answer Into BRAINLIEST ^_^Thanks!13. how Filipinos adapt Videoke and how important it is during occasions
Answer:
It's because Filipinos feel connected when it comes to singing. They love it when their friends sing, when they see a relative sing. That's why it's the perfect activity for when you want to bring people together. The Philippines may be a third world country, but it is ranked as the third happiest in the world. With this in mind, it's safe to assume the reason Filipinos love to sing is to express their happiness. One of the greatest benefits to singing karaoke is the amount of stress it releases. Since singing usually makes people happy, the level of stress in your body is automatically decreased. At the same time, endorphins are released and they help reduce both anxiety and stress. Karaoke is undoubtedly an integral part of the Philippines culture. Filipinos are brought up surrounded by singing. It becomes a normal pastime of everyday life. If visitors come to the house, they will all sing together, or if it's a special occasion they will enjoy singing as part of the celebrations.
Answer:
It's because Filipinos feel connected when it comes to singing. They love it when their friends sing, when they see a relative sing. That's why it's the perfect activity for when you want to bring people together. How many times have you tried singing the same song every time the microphone is passed on to you?
Karaoke is undoubtedly an integral part of the Philippines culture. Filipinos are brought up surrounded by singing. It becomes a normal pastime of everyday life.
One of the greatest benefits to singing karaoke is the amount of stress it releases. Since singing usually makes people happy, the level of stress in your body is automatically decreased. At the same time, endorphins are released and they help reduce both anxiety and stress.
14. ang pagpayag na pagvi videoke hanggang madaling araw
Answer:
ANG PAGVI VIDEOKE HANGGANG MADALING ARAW AY HINDI MAGANDA,EH PAANO NA KUNG UNG KAPITBAHAY MO MAY TRABAHO PALA EDI DI SYA NAKATULOG NANG MAAYOS DAHIL MAINGAY UNG TUGTOGExplanation:
CORRECT ME IF IM WRONGPA ~PA BRAINLIST PO~TY (AYON SA AKING PAGKAKAINTINDI)15. ano Ang negatibong epekto nang videoke?
Answer:
Ang pag lakas ng music
Explanation:
hindi naman lalakas ang music kong dimo
lakasan ang boses at music
Piyok NG mga kumakanta at mga nagaaway kung sinong susunod16. our neighbor sings/sang videoke last weekend
Answer:
the answer is sang
Explanation:
pa brainliest po
17. 12. A videoke machine rental charge is Php500 per day and an additional Php30per hour (1) after a day. Which of the following statements is true?A. The problem is represented by the function f(t) = 300 - 500.B. If the videoke machine will be used in 30 hours, the user will payPhp680.C. The dependent variable is duration of time that the videoke machine isused.D. The independent variable is the amount the user will pay after t hoursof using the videoke machine
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
Total time karaoke was used/rented= 30 hours
Cost per day (24 hrs) is php 500
Consequent hours (6 hrs) costing php 30 each
So, 500+60(30)= 680
18. A videoke machine can be rented for ₱1.000 for the three days, but for the fourth day onwards, an additional cost of ₱400. per day is added.represent the cost of renting a videoke machine as a piecewise function f(x)
Step-by-step explanation:
I HOPE NAKATULONG
CORRECT ME IF I'M WRONG
19. sino ang naka imbento ng videoke
Answer:
Ang Nag imbento ng videoke ay si Roberto Del Rosario...
Explanation:
#CarryOnLearningAnswer:
Roberto del Rosario
Explanation:
Roberto del Rosario
Born Roberto Legaspi del Rosario June 7, 1919 Pasay
Nationality Filipino
Organization Trebel Music Corporation
Known for Patentholder for the karaoke machine
20. DIRECTION: Create a signage that shows ""Singing of Videoke is prohibited"".
Answer:
no smoking. it's bad for your health
21. 2. A videoke rental charge is P 150.00 per day plus P 10.00 per hour of use. If the videoke isused for 8 hours in a day, how much is the rental to be paid?
Answer:
P 230.00
Step-by-step explanation:
Just my opinion lang po
Correct me if I'm wrong
8×10= 80
80+150= 230
so the answer is ₱ 230.00
22. Sino ang gumawa sa unang videoke machine?
Answer:
Roberto del Rosario yata
Answer:
Roberto del Rosario
Explanation:
Roberto L. del Rosario (June 7, 1919 – July 30, 2003) was a Filipino entrepreneur who established Trebel Music Corporation (defunct), a piano company in the Philippines. He was the patent holder of the Sing Along System, a type of karaoke system he developed in 1975
23. ano ang positibong epekto ng videoke
Answer:
na marunomg Ka kumanta at masali SA dunggo g contest
Answer:
mahahasa ang iyong boses
24. Filipinos love videoke general statement or specific
Answer:
General statement
Explanation:
Please barinlyst me thanks
25. Filipinos love videoke general statement or specific
Answer:
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Answer:
Filipinos love Videoke general statement or specific pa haert nalang po
Explanation:
thx
26. 1.)A videoke machine can be rented for 1000 pesos for three days but for the fourth day onwards an additional cost of 400 pesos per day is added. A.)represent the cost of renting a videoke machine as a piecewise function of the number of days it is rented.? B.)how much would you pay if you rented the videoke machine for 7 days?
Answer:
7 days is 2600 pesos
Step-by-step explanation:
add 400 pesos a day
27. where do videoke is first invented?
Answer:
i think philipines thats what i only know
Answer:
The world's first karaoke machine, the Juke-8, was built by Japanese inventor and musician Daisuke Inoue in 1971.
Explanation:
But it is Filipino inventor Roberto del Rosario who holds the machine's patent. He developed the Karaoke Sing-Along System in 1975.
Hope it's help
Correct me if I'm wrong
#carryonlearning
#goodluck
28. A videoke machine can be rented for Php1,000 for two days, but for the third day onwards, an additionalcost of Php300 per day is added. Represent the cost of renting a videoke machine as a piecewise functionof the number of days d it is rented. If Mr. Cruz rents the videoke machine for five days, how much willhe pay?
Answer:
its all cost 2500
Step-by-step explanation:
because i time the 300 by five
Answer:
Php 1,900 is the cost of 5 days rent of videoke machine.
Step-by-step explanation:
P1,000 =2 days
P300 = per day
1,000 + (300 × 3) =?
1,000 + 900 = 1,900
29. Filipinos are singers. Every gathering, videoke is present.
Answer:
huh i dont get it
Explanation:
Answer:
Yes on any occasion there is definitely karaoke
Explanation:
30. what is your idea on the karaoke/videoke phenomenon?
Stimulates The Brain:
Performing karaoke stimulates your brain because it raises the bar on all of those things you normally do when singing alone or to yourself. It also causes activity in the neurons of your brain. These are the neurons that bring together emotional, physical and psychological activity.
Stress Relief
Singing often makes people happy, especially when they are singing along to their favorite song and let themselves let loose to have a good time. Singing karaoke in front of a crowd also releases endorphins that help to reduce anxiety and stress.
