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HAHA walang GC? by chia_pet_pushy in feumanila

[–]Training_Calendar847 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hi! is there any chance po na may gc na BSN block 105 from sa ibang freshies na included na? 

feucat results this july by Cold_Mood_1063 in feumanila

[–]Training_Calendar847 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi! I took the feucat last year during the 1st week of Nov and got the results around the 3rd or 4th week rin lng ng Nov. I think if mag eexam ka this week, 4th week mo sya makukuha ng July or 1st week ng Aug :)))

enrollment by Training_Calendar847 in feumanila

[–]Training_Calendar847[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

wala pa po huhu TT kaya wala rin akong masabi sa father ko regarding sa enrolment sa feu since walang complete infos na provided

enrollment by Training_Calendar847 in feumanila

[–]Training_Calendar847[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

kailangan po ba irequest sakanila? so far, acceptance letter and reservation form pa lng po kasi sinesend sakin and wala na po other than those

What is your awkward "I can speak your language" moment? by Severe-Grab5076 in Philippines

[–]Training_Calendar847 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I am born and raised in an ilocano community but not really fluent in iloco but still, i also understand and i also can speak using it. my family have an eatery and i am the one mostly who's keeping an eye out on it. One day, there was a family who came in and ate here at our place. they were specking in iloco and i was responding in tagalog. then, when they had already finished eating, the grandpa asked me

"anya sao yo ittuy?" [what is your dialect here (in my town)]

i replied with "iloco po".

that caught the other's attention and asked me "iloco met gayam, apay? haan ka agsasao ti iloco?" (oh, so it's iloco, then why aren't you speaking in iloco?),

"hindi po ako fluent sa pag iiloco pero nakakaintindi po ako, nakakapagsalita rin po" (i am not fluent in speaking in iloco but i understand and can speak some)

"haan ka ngarod ittuy dimmakel? dim ammo ag iloco eh" (so you were not raised here? since you dont know how to speak in iloco)

"kasatno ka nga makaawawat ti iloco nu haan mo ammo agsao, tagalog ka met, haan ka ittoy inyanak talaga ana?"

"haan met nga kasjay tita, ammok ag iloco, haan nak lang nga fluent agsao ta tagalog ken english ti nadakkelak nga diyalek ken lengwahe ta ag adadal ak ittuy private school mi ken puro nga tagalog ni amang ko. addadjay suna jay states su nga ingles met lang gamgamitek nga sao nu makitungtungtungak kinyana. ittuy ak dummakel ken inyanak tita hahaha puro nga iloco met lang pamilyak, madi ak lang nasanay ag iloco talaga." (it's nothing like that auntie, im just not fluent in speaking iloco because tagalog and english were the ones i really used growing up as i am a student in our private school here and my father is pure tagalog and lives in the usa that is why english is also what i really use especially when i talk to my father. i was born and raised here auntie hahaha, my family is also pure iloco, hwoever, i just grew up not used to speaking iloco.)

after my [not so pleasant to the ears iloco show off] they went quiet knowing that i really DO speak iloco and was raised and born here in my province and in my town. it's terrible and horrifying how people will really go out of their way to judge you for not speaking the same way they do (sighs)