TNT's sent home leaving daughter in Japan

[chua_riwap]

he was interviewed earlier (news) and his tagalog seemed pretty fluent. hmmmmm....

Lumabas na tunay na kulay........

[CVT]

Sa hirap ng buhay rito sa ating bansa,- maraming ang motto "anywhere but the Philippines".... Kawawa naman tayo....

7808:spam:

[Airwalk]

Aba eh.....dorobo pala yang si Arlan San. Di na marunong mag-Tagalog? After 13 yrs of staying sa Japan? Imposible ata.......

Kunyari lang yan di marunong mag- Tagalog. Gulatin mo....baka mag mura pa yan ng "Ay! PI mo!"........

o di kaya pitikin mo b*y*g! isang malakas na aray pa din isisigaw niyan

he's pathetic.

[rey_rya]

thats correct if she can only stay in japan for a year then will have to leave after, it really doesnt make sense leaving her .... also isn't the daughter an automatic jap citizen for she was born there?

.....one of the child's parents must be a Japanese to avail of the citizenship and in other cases the applicant must be screened and pass an examination given by the government.

[rey_rya]

thats correct if she can only stay in japan for a year then will have to leave after, it really doesnt make sense leaving her .... also isn't the daughter an automatic jap citizen for she was born there?

o di kaya pitikin mo b*y*g! isang malakas na aray pa din isisigaw niyan

he's pathetic.

.....Natawa talaga ako dito. Naalala ko tuloy ung tiyo kong "Bisayang Hapon", He was just a 14-15 year old kid when he returned to Japan during the Liberation ( He was born in the Phils). When I met him, he was already around 75-up years old...aba! marunong pa rin magbisaya

[Galactus]

As for me, the parents aren't really that concerned for their daughter at all, but mainly for themselves. Gusto pa rin nilang maiwan sa Japan, and live the good life they've been accustomed to. Bwiset nga yung mga magulang na yan, pati anak nila gustong idamay para lang may maawa sa kanila. If they really love their daughter, dapat sinama nila dito sa Pinas.

I saw the newscast about their return to the country. Yung lalaki, hindi daw pinansin yung mga local reporters, puro mga Japanese reporters ang sinagot, and in fluent Japanese. Pero nakausap ng GMA crew yung babae, solid pa rin ang Tagalog. Imposibleng nakalimutan na niya ang sariling wika. Ek-ek lang na hindi na marunong mag-tagalog yung lalaki, para kunyari hindi na siya makaka-adapt pagbalik sa Pinas. Also, parang imposible ring isipin na hindi marunong mag-Tagalog yung anak nilang babae, for similar reasons. They're playing to the gallery, so to speak, to drum up popular support.

[badkuk]

Sa hirap ng buhay rito sa ating bansa,- maraming ang motto "anywhere but the Philippines".... Kawawa naman tayo....

as bad as things are here, there are a few places i'd rather not be in: Iraq, Palestine, Sudan, Somalia(and generally any other place where tribal wars and hacking off of limbs are still common practice)

That was such a bad move, using other people's passports. It should be common knowledge already that things work a little bit differently in Japan than in RP -- the law works a little bit better there than here.

Eto ang tanong ko: if things are so bad that they needed to go to such desperate measures, ba't nagkaanak pa sila dun? Isn't three mouths harder to feed than two?

So he can't speak Tagalog any more, eh? Geez, that'll win him a lot of friends here when he comes back

i still don't see the logic of letting the kid stay on for one more year -- sooner or later she's gonna have to return here anyways.

[ghosthunter]

The kid was born and grew up in japan. She only speaks japanese and only experienced the japanese culture. If she is going to be brought to the philippines, it would only be humane to give her time to learn english or tagalog before coming here.

[kenzie]

saw the interview lastnight(tv patrol) he still speaks tagalog , but whats up with them eyebrows ? (it does make him look japanese though hehe)

[kenzie]

.....one of the child's parents must be a Japanese to avail of the citizenship and in other cases the applicant must be screened and pass an examination given by the government.

thanks sir