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    I've Seen The Lord

    .....and if he doesn't pay back the money for the moat I'll kick his skinny little
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    I dont have a Moat? But you can call me Lord Somebody if you like Guv
    Oh lord why did you make so many clothes and shoe shops


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    How he look like....just curious


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    language differences

    I know Filipino english is far different from UK english. .there is an amazing variety of spelling , meaning,pronunciation, etc.

    I know these differences can be both difficult to comprehend and confounding when trying to learn the language.

    When i visited UK last year, i had a culture shock.(is there language shock?)I was specifically shocked and amazed on how they say things and also the meaning:

    1. Pantene- in the tv advert it was pronounced as pan ten
    2. Backside- butt
    3. Top up- as i understood it its like eload or prepaid
    4. Take away- take out pala
    5.Rubbish- trash or garbage
    6.Trainers- sneakers or rubber shoes
    7.Cupboard- any closet in the house
    8. car boot sale- its like garage sale
    9. Chemist- drugstore
    10. Pharmacy- local doctor
    11. Cinema- movie theater
    12. Gum- glue
    13.Holiday- vacation
    14.Lift- elevator
    15. Pram- like a big stroller

    I know, as i embrace this new life and culture, marami pa kong kakaining bigas...


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    I think you may find thats American - English if that isnt an oxymoron
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    Quote Originally Posted by estherboaz View Post
    I know Filipino english is far different from UK english. .there is an amazing variety of spelling , meaning,pronunciation, etc.

    I know these differences can be both difficult to comprehend and confounding when trying to learn the language.

    When i visited UK last year, i had a culture shock.(is there language shock?)I was specifically shocked and amazed on how they say things and also the meaning:

    1. Pantene- in the tv advert it was pronounced as pan ten
    2. Backside- butt
    3. Top up- as i understood it its like eload or prepaid
    4. Take away- take out pala
    5.Rubbish- trash or garbage
    6.Trainers- sneakers or rubber shoes
    7.Cupboard- any closet in the house
    8. car boot sale- its like garage sale
    9. Chemist- drugstore
    10. Pharmacy- local doctor
    11. Cinema- movie theater
    12. Gum- glue
    13.Holiday- vacation
    14.Lift- elevator
    15. Pram- like a big stroller

    I know, as i embrace this new life and culture, marami pa kong kakaining bigas...
    Did this line not confuse you? "He is taking a on me."


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    where we gone in this thread,pronounciation ,meaning or someone seen the lord


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