Ever wonder why some pinoys are fond of putting the in-famous H on their nicks, or sadly even on their formal names?
I'd like to ask my yaya one of these days.
Speaking of our young yaya, Nheneng with the H, can be a character sometimes.
One morning, I found a Pentel pen and asked her to put our name on the 5 gallon container of our drinking water so it wont get mixed up with other customers' jugs again. She eagerly reached out for it and started writing. A few seconds passed...
"Ate, oki na ba ito?"
She wrote "MORINO FAMILY" in her prettiest handwriting, complete with a little heart on the I dot.
"Mali Neng, E dapat, hindi I...."
"Ay! sorry, po."
With a confused look, she quickly got the pen and wrote again.
"MORENO FAMELY".
I was in stitches but did not attempt to open my mouth, lest I embarrass her again.
Tama naman siya di ba?
I'd like to ask my yaya one of these days.
Speaking of our young yaya, Nheneng with the H, can be a character sometimes.
One morning, I found a Pentel pen and asked her to put our name on the 5 gallon container of our drinking water so it wont get mixed up with other customers' jugs again. She eagerly reached out for it and started writing. A few seconds passed...
"Ate, oki na ba ito?"
She wrote "MORINO FAMILY" in her prettiest handwriting, complete with a little heart on the I dot.
"Mali Neng, E dapat, hindi I...."
"Ay! sorry, po."
With a confused look, she quickly got the pen and wrote again.
"MORENO FAMELY".
I was in stitches but did not attempt to open my mouth, lest I embarrass her again.
Tama naman siya di ba?
