Mag Tinagalog sa Cebu Restaurant

[slabdans]

ayaw mog sud diha problema ba gud na

[bizz_dakk]

basin sad mawad an ug trabaho ng mga waiter kun pugson jud ninyo pag binisaya...kun bug at sa inyong boot yaw namog sud diha...

[teoding]

bahala mag tinagalog sila, kay mag binisaya raman sad ko. ang importante nga lami ang food. hehehe.

[mindtrickz]

ok ra man, basta walay hilo ang pagkaon

[aljy]

Mag binisaya lang gud bahala ng tagalog ilang response.. Kung ang manager or bisan kinsa ang modoul ug naa isulti, bisaya gihpon an i tubag. Bahala ug kasabot sila or dili, they must learn to respect and adapt to the dialect to the location that they are in.

[RJdotski]

what's the f***in' big deal? you can understand it can't you?
no wonder this f***in' country is so divided. petty minds.

who do you think you are to say we have petty minds? hilasa....are you even a filipino? if you are. stop speaking english... this website is called ISTORYA.NET, not TALKING.net. ergo 90% here are BISAYA. its not that we cant understand tagalog or not. the question is why do they speak tagalog when they are serving Bisaya. your off the topic already...

[discquidoe]

haha..mao ra ghapon nang busoga

[mokiloo]

Kini lagi pud nga gusto magpa VIP gyud and gusto nila tanan nalang gyud to their bidding.
I mean ako I'm not a big fan man gyud sa idea nga tagalog ang national language but if ako naa business pud in the Food & Beverage industry mas maayo and mas practical man pud nga mag tinagalog kay nag expect an tah pud ug customers not just from cebu or mga bisaya and known na man gyud na nga kasabot tah ug tagalog but the tagalog MOST or majority of them cannot speak or understand bisaya or cebuano.
So if proud lang gyud ka TS (correct me if I'm wrong) sa imong pagka Cebuano or Bisaya, having to communicate in a dialect other than ur own is not the way to express it. Para nako we Cebuanos should be "proud" of being adaptable to other cultures.
Kay para nako nowadays Pride here is simply being blind and drunk of the facts na

[doritos_ug_mr_chips]

who do you think you are to say we have petty minds? hilasa....are you even a filipino? if you are. stop speaking english... this website is called ISTORYA.NET, not TALKING.net. ergo 90% here are BISAYA. its not that we cant understand tagalog or not. the question is why do they speak tagalog when they are serving Bisaya. your off the topic already...

ahaka ato niya brad noh. mangugat man si manoy ui. don't make it a big deal and use profanity (maski gi censor pa). pero one thing's for sure, dili jud ka maka buot namu kung mag bisaya mi diri sa Cebu. Mas maau pa, as what discquidoe said ^^, mao ra nang busoga! lamuna nang imung pagkaon, bahalag mag tagaolog ang waiter! kay gutom! hehehe

[doritos_ug_mr_chips]

Kini lagi pud nga gusto magpa VIP gyud and gusto nila tanan nalang gyud to their bidding.
I mean ako I'm not a big fan man gyud sa idea nga tagalog ang national language but if ako naa business pud in the Food & Beverage industry mas maayo and mas practical man pud nga mag tinagalog kay nag expect an tah pud ug customers not just from cebu or mga bisaya and known na man gyud na nga kasabot tah ug tagalog but the tagalog MOST or majority of them cannot speak or understand bisaya or cebuano.
So if proud lang gyud ka TS (correct me if I'm wrong) sa imong pagka Cebuano or Bisaya, having to communicate in a dialect other than ur own is not the way to express it. Para nako we Cebuanos should be "proud" of being adaptable to other cultures.
Kay para nako nowadays Pride here is simply being blind and drunk of the facts na

mokiloo putol lage, mu like unta ko. heheh ako basta maka kaon ko, payter na. maski unsa gud. bisaya, tagalog, pero nindot pud paminawn mag english ang waiteress/waiter.

pero admit ko sometimes maka.ingon ko in my mind "nganong nag tagalog ka ui?!" hhehe basta magka sinabot sa order. ayaw lang ko taga.e ug dili maau nga pagkaon. hehehe