INT. JANE'S LIVING ROOM - DAY Jane and her friend, Zach, are sitting on the couch, chatting. ZACH So, I was thinking we could catch a movie tonight, what do you say? JANE (looking excited) Oh, yes! Maganda yan (That sounds great)! Zach furrows his brows, confused by the sudden switch in languages. ZACH Huh? Maganda yan? What does that mean? JANE (giggling) It means "that sounds great" in Tagalog. Zach scratches his head, still puzzled. ZACH Wait, but why did you say it in English and then switch to Tagalog? I don't speak Tagalog, you know. JANE (smirking) Sorry, habit lang (just a habit). I sometimes mix languages when I speak. Zach looks bewildered, trying to wrap his head around the concept. ZACH I mean, isn't it a bit confusing? How do you keep track of everything? JANE (grinning) Actually, it's like my brain's own secret superpower. English and Tagalog just flow naturally together for me. Plus, I love keeping people on their toes! Zach chuckles, realizing he may never fully understand Jane's linguistic acrobatics. ZACH Well, I guess it keeps things interesting, Jane. Let's stick to English for now, though, if that's alright with you. JANE (nods) Of course, Zach. Whatever floats your boat! They both laugh, their friendship stronger than any language barrier.