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  1. The New Guys

    The New Guys DI Junior Member

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    Excellent idea, HC! As soon as we find a place that seems suitable, that’s exactly what we’ll do
     
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  2. Happy Camper

    Happy Camper DI Senior Member Restricted Account Infamous Showcase Reviewer

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    How about this for an idea? You and your wife pick a time, date and place. Announce it here and invite others to join you and see what happens. Even if one couple shows up and you hit it off, you have a success.
     
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  3. The New Guys

    The New Guys DI Junior Member

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    My wife speaks both Tagalog and Bisaya, but neither of us have made any friends here yet. Are there any particular spots where mixed couples congregate? Thanks
     
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  4. Jack Peterson

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

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    Mike, Azon speaks both and will always have conversations with cel, There are many among my Friends who have a Wife /GF that speaks both, maybe you need to get her out among them at some time, I really don't thing we have many ( if any at all would snub Cel)
    @OzMike
     
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  5. Roadwitch80

    Roadwitch80 DI Member

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    I reckon she would be. They, likely, just don’t want to be bothered translating things for people reason why they don’t want to hang out with people who can’t understand them. Too much effort and then they start using words like “nosebleed”. It’s like when you want to chill out, you just want to hang out with friends and not having to worry about straining your brain communicating things. The moment she gets the hang of Bisaya, I reckon she will be fine.

    And no, I unfortunately do not speak Tagalog. But I’ve been told my sign language skills are exemplary.
     
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  6. Happy Camper

    Happy Camper DI Senior Member Restricted Account Infamous Showcase Reviewer

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    I don't recommend telling her that though. My philosophy, Happy wife, happy life.
     
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