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January 16th, 2011 10:17 PM #22
sa inuman parating may pulutan..tagayan sa inuman..me chaser na tubig pag umiinom ng hard..
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January 16th, 2011 11:44 PM #23pag-may isang pirasong pag-kain at ititira pa.. ayaw ng kainin.. tapos nasa 6 kayong mag-kakasama.. haha
sir pano yung mga taga-Luzon or Mindanao na matigas ang dila? Bisaya din ba tawag sa kanila?
eto share ko:
Hand carry na na mahigit sa limit!
May may kakilala ka na ang palayaw ay Boy at Nene
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January 17th, 2011 06:56 AM #26
mahilig sa namebrand na accessory, e.g., naka gucci na wallet pero ang laman nito wala pa sa PHP 100.
mahilig sa tsismis lalo na tungkol sa mga "arrteestah"
mahilig tumawad kahit sa supermarket
masyadong mapaubaya sa swerte
may mga signs o billboard sa labas ng bahay ng mga anak na may natapos na degree sa university
mahilig magpatawag sa sarili- engineer, doc, architect, attorney (nawala ang pagkatao, naging position ang sarili)
mahilig maglagay ng "H" sa pangalan, e.g. jhun, dheng, mhar, jhess, puno ng HanginLast edited by jick.cejoco; January 17th, 2011 at 07:07 AM.
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January 17th, 2011 08:45 AM #27
Agree. When traveling, I always pass by the grocery store first and buy a regular bucket of yogurt. I normally would eat a few tablespoonfuls and throw the rest of the contents away, using the bucket as my tabo...
Else, I use the ice bucket(or better, pan with a handle) in the hotel room.... :bwahaha:
That is why, foreigners can easily identify Filipinos in the airport. We are the only people who are traveling in boxes....
I am flexible with this. Here in the Philippines, I just say excuse me with a little display of courtesy.
In the US,- I just pass in between people talking in the hallway....
Yup, and there still are Filipinos who like to be addressed by their titles, young and old. For me, when being invited to a formal occasion, or when I know that my name is going to be printed or written or flashed somewhere, I always make it a point to tell the responsible person to address me as "Mr.", nothing more.....
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Last edited by CVT; January 17th, 2011 at 08:47 AM.
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January 17th, 2011 10:08 AM #28
Eto totoo.....sa US may nakita akong isang matandang babae, baligtad ang sigarilyo. Sabi ko sa sarili ko, sigurado, Pinoy! Ang salita nila.....Ilokano.
Nasa isang park sa Chicago, parang picnic ng buong pamilya. BBQ at chika-chika.
together w/ her apo's. He-he!
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January 17th, 2011 11:26 AM #29
pag may okasyon usually sa restos, mahilig mag-picture taking sa dining table na di malaman kung yung sangkaterbang inorder na pagkain ang kinukunan ng picture
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January 17th, 2011 12:28 PM #30
-tuwang-tuwa at nagpipicturan sa snow
-sinusulit ang yosi hanggang filter
-pagbukas ng bote ng alak, itatapon ang unang buhos sa baso, "para sa demonyo"
-sachet pack (shampoo, toothpaste, ketchup, toyo, suka, etc)
-nagsasampay kahit ng panty sa labas
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