A Filipino phrase! It looks like your friend said: "Ang pusa ko ay kakapanganak lang nang limang kuting." Here's a breakdown: * "Ang" is a prefix that means "the" * "pusa" means "cat" * "ko" means "my" (possessive form) * "ay" is a conjunction that connects the two clauses * "kakapanganak" means "about to give birth" or "on the verge of giving birth" * "lang" is a postposition that means "only" or "just" * "nang" is a postposition that means "recently" or "just" * "limang" means "five" * "kuting" means "dog" So, what your friend is saying is: "My cat is about to give birth to five dogs." I'm assuming this is a playful or humorous statement, rather than a literal one! In that case, it seems your friend is saying that her cat is having a large litter of kittens, but humorously saying there are five dogs instead of kittens! So, how many babies are there, you ask? Well, five kittens, I suppose!