Call Center Egants na mag Iningles sa Mall/Everywhere proper na cya???

[desertfox]

---

unsa man diay ang naka-over acting anang mag-english sa public places?

for instance gi-train nako mag-english akong bata. unya mag-english xa sa public. OA daun?

pag sure oie...

The context naa sa first post. Mau-nang OA sila.

[jash_ville]

maka detect man siguro ta noh kon tinuyuan or dili...

most probably trainees...
hehe

[ian_1983]

OA gyud..! englis -englis..pra cute kuno paminawon.. pero mga bisaya raba ug dagway..! hahaha
Mag binasaya ta oi..

[ryan_boy22]

basin bag-o ra nadawat og call-center unya nag practice2x pud...

[ta3]

To thinnk naa sila sa happy-mart nag cge og iningles sa tindara...

ang na sulti sa tindara kay...."are you a call center?"

bitaw OA ra kaayo...pareha atong kasakay nko sa jeep nga cge og iningles sus morag naka limot guro sila unsay iningles sa "lugar lang" ang g ingon kay..."manong kindly step on the brake"....hehehe...pagka hinampak...ana ang driver ah you mean "pull over?"...hehehehe

[vladmire]

The context naa sa first post. Mau-nang OA sila.

dili man OA ang mag-english sa public places. even if makigistorya ka sa mga tawo for inquiry or whatever reason.

possible reasons nganung OA-han ta
-wala ta maanad
-dili nato main dialect
-insecure ta
-dili ta kabalo

[Bigfoot Oracle]

Call Center Egants na mag Iningles sa Mall/Everywhere proper na cya

-- can't really tell that's it's proper or not. depende siguro sa labad sa akong ulo.

seriously though, sauna samokan ko maminaw. pero karon naanad na ko. ako nalang huna-hunaon nga basin gapraktis na sila sa ilang ininglisan para mahanas. ( kay kasagaran akong madunggan usahay, exaggerated ra jud ang accent naa pud uban wrong grammar). ilaha pud na. wala may balaod nga gadili sa pagsulti og ininglis in public labi na kung lumad ka daan nga bisaya/pinoy.

naa ra jud na nimo kung samokan or maalingit ka maminaw nila or magpalayo nalang ka. basta wala lang ka hilabti okay ra na. itugyan na lang na sila sa maayong kabubot-on.

[ericdamon]

Call Center Egants na mag Iningles sa Mall/Everywhere proper na cya

-- can't really tell that's it's proper or not. depende siguro sa labad sa akong ulo.

seriously though, sauna samokan ko maminaw. pero karon naanad na ko. ako nalang huna-hunaon nga basin gapraktis na sila sa ilang ininglisan para mahanas. ( kay kasagaran akong madunggan usahay, exaggerated ra jud ang accent naa pud uban wrong grammar). ilaha pud na. wala may balaod nga gadili sa pagsulti og ininglis in public labi na kung lumad ka daan nga bisaya/pinoy.

naa ra jud na nimo kung samokan or maalingit ka maminaw nila or magpalayo nalang ka. basta wala lang ka hilabti okay ra na. itugyan na lang na sila sa maayong kabubot-on.

KOREK2! ok rana ui. pasagdii nalng gud na cla.. f d ka hilabtan wai blima. if taga call center man jud na cla, wa tai mahems ana kai mao mana ilang trabaho.. so ok ra. HMMMA.O!

[chad_tukes]

ok ra mag iningglis panagsa, pero palihug lang mga dodong ug inday, ayaw pag iningglis permi kay OA na paminawn kung permihon.

[joshbonz]

for me it is kinda 'O.A' (if there's such an acronym in the English dictionary) .. I work with the same profession as they do.. BUT..!..

for me, I pick the person whom I want to speak straightforward english with... Walk and talk like the romans do..

We all know for the fact that though our country is one of the most prevalent American english speakers in Asia, we still need to retain our native tongue or dialects in our day to day life and routines..

You cant speak english to someone who doesnt speak much fluency as you do... You have to LEVEL with them, if you want to get the message accross..

Like I've said, it's perfectly okay if you speak to people whose at par with you( I don't mean to degrade anybody), businessmen, professionals and the like.. people who can readily understand your point. BUT then again.. for me lang sad.. English is not my primary language, when I was born in this side of the world, I learned our vernacular cebuano dialect first before learning english at school. (remember the policy in your classroom? Always speak ENGLISH!)

Again.. to conclude.. there's really nothing wrong speaking or talking english in malls.. but again for me you just have to speak and talk to the right person for it.

LEVEL and GAUGE the right person to talk to...if you want to get the message across and be understood w/o appearing to be obnoxious to other people...

that is my take...