Comments on: Transporteysyon http://asteeg.net/2006/transporteysyon/ Redefining What's Cool Wed, 07 Jan 2009 02:00:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Heneroso http://asteeg.net/2006/transporteysyon/comment-page-1/#comment-1739 Heneroso Sat, 22 Jul 2006 11:34:58 +0000 http://asteeg.net/2006/07/17/transporteysyon/#comment-1739 waihihi! uu accepted na ang ganoong salita sa filipino about dun sa jeep na sinasakyan niyo nung HS... mamimiss mo din yan balang araw... ahihihi ako namimiss ko na everything sa HS ko... ahuhu la lang waihihi! uu accepted na ang ganoong salita sa filipino

about dun sa jeep na sinasakyan niyo nung HS… mamimiss mo din yan balang araw… ahihihi ako namimiss ko na everything sa HS ko… ahuhu la lang

]]> By: Hiyono http://asteeg.net/2006/transporteysyon/comment-page-1/#comment-1738 Hiyono Fri, 21 Jul 2006 06:15:09 +0000 http://asteeg.net/2006/07/17/transporteysyon/#comment-1738 Fufufufu~! I never liked riding a jeepney. It's offers one of the unsafest rides in the world. Anyway, what fun to give the jeepney a name. Hahaha! Good luck with everything otei Lu? I know you can do it! Fufufufu~! I never liked riding a jeepney. It’s offers one of the unsafest rides in the world. Anyway, what fun to give the jeepney a name. Hahaha!

Good luck with everything otei Lu? I know you can do it!

]]> By: Tam http://asteeg.net/2006/transporteysyon/comment-page-1/#comment-1737 Tam Tue, 18 Jul 2006 04:22:06 +0000 http://asteeg.net/2006/07/17/transporteysyon/#comment-1737 An hour is pretty long. It only takes me 15-30 minutes of Jeepney ride to get to my destination. Ah, you remind me of an old Campo Sioco driver way back in the early 90's.. he was really English speaking, as in STRAIGHT English. That was when Baguio wasn't congested yet and we were still sort of Coños. Hehe. Older Baguio folks are English speaking. There aren't many good linguist for the Filipino language that's why mostly, nafi"Filipinized" ang mga English words which is rather awkward. Sa Ilocano, there's no Filipinization of English terms; kung may salita sa English na walang katumbas sa Ilcoano, yung Englihs word na mismo na yun yung ginagamit. An hour is pretty long. It only takes me 15-30 minutes of Jeepney ride to get to my destination. Ah, you remind me of an old Campo Sioco driver way back in the early 90’s.. he was really English speaking, as in STRAIGHT English. That was when Baguio wasn’t congested yet and we were still sort of Coños. Hehe. Older Baguio folks are English speaking.

There aren’t many good linguist for the Filipino language that’s why mostly, nafi”Filipinized” ang mga English words which is rather awkward. Sa Ilocano, there’s no Filipinization of English terms; kung may salita sa English na walang katumbas sa Ilcoano, yung Englihs word na mismo na yun yung ginagamit.

]]> By: Shari http://asteeg.net/2006/transporteysyon/comment-page-1/#comment-1736 Shari Tue, 18 Jul 2006 03:40:19 +0000 http://asteeg.net/2006/07/17/transporteysyon/#comment-1736 Actually I sometimes get irritated with jeepney drivers who stop at every <em>kanto</em> just to get <em>pasahero</em> especially when I'm in a hurry or it's traffic. Hehe. *sighs* But it's pretty unusual an adjustment from walking to and from school to commuting. But it's fun, eh? You get to see lots of dirty toenails and all, lol. I know those words are accepted, but I always hesitate whenever I need to use them. Naku! Goodluck po sa college pub. Go lang! :) Ako nga walang alam sa ganyan eh, and I'm taking up Journ. LOL. Actually I sometimes get irritated with jeepney drivers who stop at every kanto just to get pasahero especially when I’m in a hurry or it’s traffic. Hehe. *sighs* But it’s pretty unusual an adjustment from walking to and from school to commuting. But it’s fun, eh? You get to see lots of dirty toenails and all, lol.

I know those words are accepted, but I always hesitate whenever I need to use them.

Naku! Goodluck po sa college pub. Go lang! :) Ako nga walang alam sa ganyan eh, and I’m taking up Journ. LOL.

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