Quote Originally Posted by triple5 View Post
We have a pretty good deal going with the language thingy. If she ever comes to England we will speak in my native tongue, and whenever I'm there we will speak in English
Sounds reasonable enough to me

I find it a laugh to learn new bisaya words/phrases (usually looked up online) then surprise her with it by dropping it into a conversation. Always gets a giggle Except the phrase, "No! Me kuripot"
When i lived in the Visayas, I always used a deep bisaya (read - rarely used) word meaning the same as Kuripot! It's "Tihik" lolz

murag tihik ko, pero, tinuod walay ko kwarta! lolz!

sparky
spent 5 years- 2 of them in Thailand learning to speak Thai/Isaan then i married a Filipina

Suwanni Krap!