Have you encountered a "conyo" person?

[scorpio_89]

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Kanang mga datu nga espokening dollar kaayo? arte kaayo motabi! Kun taga Manila gani, mga Atenista ug LaSallista na sila. Unya kun naa gani sa Cebu, mga taga IS na sila. Pero murag daghan jud kaayo ni sa Manila. If you have encountered a conyo, how did you feel? Ako sige lang and I can't help but feel sooo annoyed.. kalagot man gud! Lami kaayo bugnuon! Unya ang mga lalaki nga in-ana murag bayot!

[xtianubec]

dili dyud ka kamahay ana nila TS
kay ang uban ana nila nagdako sa environment na english ilang language...

pero na dyay uban magpaka arong-ingnon.

[FAQ]

What is IS?

[ain]

Yeah. super duper felllerr sad au ning uban oi... spoken dollar au bah sobraan... though we cant blame them pero still, im sure kamao na sla mo Speak sa ilaha language.. dapat pod they SHould speak on their language pod..... pero ilaha sad na... bhala nalang na sila,... kon masaup silag tabi kay sla btaw mauwawan.. hehehe

[ain]

What is IS?

International School

[waterboy0911]

naka encounter gyud ko ani.. and yeah.. I feel like they are gay.. or should I say faggots.. really annoying.. sobra pa sa gabagyo..

[Dorothea]

Unsa man origin anang word nga "conyo"?

[FAQ]

Honestly , sa masuya lang ... Too bad they have good stuffs while conyo-haters only have stuffs from okay2x , and "imitations" from Carbon .. Sa-on man gud , ingon-ana man jud ang kinabuhi .. Blame your parents why you guys aren't rich , otherwise y'all could've been a "conyo" too !! Loooooooool ..

[Blackjellybean27]

actually it's spelled as coño. it's a spanish word. and honestly, they grew up in that kind of environment, so unsaon man, wa man ta ma hems if they speak english like that. are they stepping on your toes? i don't think so. so let them be nalng wui. sometimes theyre annoying, but they don't really mean to. c'est la vie bro.

[sHenZee03]

dili dyud ka kamahay ana nila TS
kay ang uban ana nila nagdako sa environment na english ilang language...

pero na dyay uban magpaka arong-ingnon.

Right. I grew up speaking the language not because my parents thought it would be cool to sound like most of the rich kids do but because they knew that in the future, it would be very useful. And they were right. Reporting in class, participating in class discussions, speaking with foreigners in the classroom or everywhere else made it very easy for me. ^_^

I think that conyos are better than those who really refuse to even try to speak the language. At least they try, although in a very annoying manner. As for those who think it's not appropriate or for those who think it's OA, I think it's hightime for you guys to think deeper.

True, it's not a necessity but when you're going abroad or when you're dealing with foreigners or even those who couldn't understand any other languages/dialects than English, it's the best medium you've got. We often laugh at Manny Pacquiao and those other people who try so hard to speak it but aren't that fluent but I think most of us never realized that they do it not because they needed to be looked differently but because they needed to be understood and that they are very much eager to learn.

It's just too bad that most people speak the language to sound as if they're a notch higher above all the other people in a certain place just because they can speak English.