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Food & Grocery Robinson's Grocery Store has Anti - Foreigner Day

En tråd i 'Businesses - Services - Products' startet av Dave_Hounddriver, 13 Apr 2018.

  1. jimeve

    jimeve DI Forum Luminary Highly Rated Poster Showcase Reviewer Veteran Army

    It's nearby. Walking distance.
    That's the one Dave, Not had a ticket yet from there. I just park on the highway, stay in the car while wife visits the ATM. If I need to go inside the bank I will park at Robinsons and take the 2-minute walk.
     
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  2. Liverpool fan

    Liverpool fan DI Senior Member Showcase Reviewer

    You take the senior citizen line or only basket line ? lol
     
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  3. djfinn6230

    djfinn6230 DI Senior Member

    Interesting. Sort of like “every now and then”. For many Americans, that phrase means “once in a while.” My Filipino brother in law explained that in the Philippines it means “every now and every then” or “always”.

    Used to cause misunderstandings with pen pals when the lady wrote the American that she thinks about him “every now and then”. There are other examples of this but we should all be aware of this possibility, as with the baskets only, that,
    maybe there is some language difference that explains why people are acting a certain way.


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  4. MikeP64

    MikeP64 DI Forum Adept Veteran Marines

    Your referring to idioms. From Examples of Filipino Idioms
    Idioms: Last Stage in Learning a Language
    The last stage of learning a language is to acquire an understanding of the idioms of the language and be able to use and understand them in conversations with native speakers. This ability shows a true grasp of not only the language but also some level of understanding of the culture as well.
     
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  5. Jack Peterson

    Jack Peterson DI Forum Luminary Highly Rated Poster SC Connoisseur Veteran Air Force

    Have we ever stopped and thought that they know what they mean and it is Us that sometimes does not understand:smile:
     
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    Dave_Hounddriver

    Dave_Hounddriver DI Forum Luminary Highly Rated Poster

    And my gf says it means "sometimes". Often the filipino men do not listen in "English class" as well as the girls do. That does not mean your brother in law is wrong. It means we would have to question a wider sampling of filipinos to find out what the majority think it means.
     
  7. Jack Peterson

    Jack Peterson DI Forum Luminary Highly Rated Poster SC Connoisseur Veteran Air Force

    "Sometimes" I just sits and Thinks sometimes I just sit.jpg sometimes I just Sit, then "every now and then" I get an Idea :whistling:
     
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  8. MikeP64

    MikeP64 DI Forum Adept Veteran Marines

    You made me remember my father telling me to do what he meant not what he said:bash:
     
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  9. Jack Peterson

    Jack Peterson DI Forum Luminary Highly Rated Poster SC Connoisseur Veteran Air Force

    :tinfoil: So when they say Baskets only, they really mean Trolleys :hmmm: Ok Now I understand :deadhorse:
     
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  10. MikeP64

    MikeP64 DI Forum Adept Veteran Marines

    I have a habit of malapropism. Sometimes I don't even known I'm doing it. Now I wonder if Filipinos do it too?
     
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