Reminder to all Filipinos here in Taiwan
Sadly, there is a Filipino word and a Chinese translation written inside the Bus, a public transportation in Zhongli, Taiwan
Ariel Abalos said on Facebook page in Mga Pasyal sa Taiwan, he ride a Bus, a Public Transportation in Zhongli Taiwan which noted a Filipino saying. " Pakisuyo: Huwag Maingay!
The signage was printed in Pilipino Language, they were pointing out that, they notice our behaviour in terms of being noisy while in public area, just like while we are riding in public transportation here in Taiwan.
when you noticed that they were already distracted, whoever your co-commuters while we were riding a Bus. please, minimize your voice.
We know it's embarrassing, but we have to be shameless sometimes because, we also do those things, We just have to Minimize our voice, be observant and respect each other.
nakakahiya!!! partikular na para s mga pilipino lang yan totoo din naman kc ang daming pilipinong ang iingay s bus di marunong mahiya, di ko nilalahat peace!
ReplyDeletenakakahiya!!! partikular na para s mga pilipino lang yan totoo din naman kc ang daming pilipinong ang iingay s bus di marunong mahiya, di ko nilalahat peace!
ReplyDeletedapat sinulat din nila mga taiwanese ligo ligo lakas ng anghit nyo hehehe
ReplyDeleteMas maingay mga Vietnam Lalo na pg may kausap sa cp, discrimination na yan db may kaso sa ganyan
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DeleteCJ0215 October 2019 at 06:17
For me hindi sya discrimination kc totoo naman talaga maiingay tau lalo na kng marami mga kapwa pinay nagkakasabay Sa bus. Isa pa lugar nila yan ,dpt talaga respituhin natin! Atleast mga Vietnamese nsa phone lg. Eh tau sama2x kaya pakontesan .
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ReplyDeleteAnuman lahi meron,respeto na lang sa bawat isa lalo nat may mga pasahero din gustong matulog at mgpahinga! Kwentuhan pwede naman gawin iyan pagbumaba na sa bus..
ReplyDeleteIisa ibig Sabihin nila... Pilipino is So Maingay
ReplyDeleteRespect po need bawat isa.public po yan kaya minimize din ng boses sometimes.
ReplyDeleteIt was more of “Silence, please” signs in different languages, Tagalog included as there are many Filipinos in HK. Wrong pick-up!
ReplyDeleteLol. Anlayo. Wala sa HK ang Zhongli
DeleteI stand corrected. I meant Taiwan. But my opinion still stands.
DeletePssst, quite 😘
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