Do You Spokening English?

**kimpOy** · April 27th, 2005 08:40 AM

ako napansin ko sa mga black yung mga "no mo/nothin" nila minsan wrong grammar

like sa song ni usher

if you dont have good to say...
then dont say nothing...

so ibig niyang sabihin wag ka na lang magsalita kung wala ka rin magandang sabihin di ba,

lumalabas kung wala kang magandang sabihin eh wag kang magsalita ng wala huh

**sugoi_yats** · April 27th, 2005 08:51 AM

Ask any HR manager from any call centers, they prefer to hire graduates from provincial universities outside Manila, including Visayas and Mindanao kasi magaganda sila mag-english (meaning immune sila sa bad influence ng Tag-lish).

Yon lang...

jagxtrm · April 27th, 2005 08:53 AM

natandaan ko tuloy yng drafting teacher ko nung high school... first day noon tapos gusto nya nakapila kami before pumasok ng classroom.

pinapapila kami sa grounds, dahil sa inis, eto sinabi nya --
"FORM A STRAIGHT CIRCLE"
napaisip tuloy kami kung straight line ba pila namin o isang malaking circle... lalong gumulo yng pila namin...

lalo pa cyang nainis, eto naman sinigaw nya --
"OK OK ... ALPHABETICALLY na lang ACCORDING TO YOUR HEIGHT!!!"

hehehe ...

**greenlyt** · April 27th, 2005 09:23 AM

eto isang classic, pag first time mong makipag date syempre pa-impress ka sa chick, banat ka ng "What do like to softdrink?" sundan mo pa ng "Are you like ice cream?". patay na !!!

**artpogi** · April 27th, 2005 09:37 AM

Seriously, is this statement correct?

We have common difference

narinig ko kasi yan sa isang-chicks na ini-interview kagabi eh, tama ba yun?

**falken** · April 27th, 2005 11:28 AM

I once overheard a girl tell her American boyfriend, "Don't be madness."

**roninblade** · April 27th, 2005 11:51 AM

how about this, has nothing to do with grammar, but this is what we heard way back in high school from a teacher who was so mad at a group of students...

you, you, and you... report to the guidance office tomorrow, RIGHT NOW!

weheheheheh.