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[jut703]

i use "madam".

You call your wife madam? 😮

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[_Cathy_]

i use "madam".

hahaha! That's the new "in" word at work.

It used to be that madam was only used for uptight/strict female superiors in our workplace, but now my team is calling me madam Anyway they are mostly fresh grads so I supposed they call me that because I am much older as I am very far from strict. I would much rather be called madam/miss than sis or gurl at work hahaha.

[dr. d]

You call your wife madam? 😮

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nope! too formal. i use it on non-relatives. i use her name, or variants of it.

[badkuk]

Some Westerners, and surprisingly, some Asians, think that you can turn any dish "Asian" by mixing in hoisin or oyster sauce, or by sprinkling in some five-spice powder.

Madness!

[badkuk]

nope! too formal. i use it on non-relatives. i use her name, or variants of it.

i address all women with "miss", mas safe. If the lady is married, a mom, or really old, i can bola este reason out that they look dalaga pa ^_^

[shadow]

just a guess.
if "bay" in cebu is koya...
"be" must be the bastardized equivalent of ate or big sister.

But it's being address to both man and woman


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[_Cathy_]

But it's being address to both man and woman


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It's a trashy way of saying baby. I see it on social media. It originated in the US.

Bae, Urban Dictionary says, is an acronym that stands for "before anyone else," or a shortened version of baby or babe, another word for sweetie

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[cast_no_shadow]

*shadow

Asked my officemate before ano ba yang lintek na bae na yan

Before Anyone Else daw!

Ayown!


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[shadow]

It's a trashy way of saying baby. I see it on social media. It originated in the US.



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*shadow

Asked my officemate before ano ba yang lintek na bae na yan

Before Anyone Else daw!

Ayown!


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Thanks bae! Ngayon ko lang talaga nanaman yan. You learn something everyday. I really thought it's"baby" na tagalaized kaya naging "bae"


Another thing that I don't follow is everybody calling everybody "ate" or "Kuya".

I have a funny story about this few years back. I think it was in GH and I was looking for something sa isang store or tiange stall probably then meron isang customer na called the saleslady "ate". Then nagtaka ako. I asked the other customer kung kapatid niya yun Tindera. [emoji23]

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[cast_no_shadow]

No worries Bae! [emoji7]


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