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emilong
asks
16 years ago
Do you like it when colleagues call each other, "Mommy" or "Daddy?" (e.g. Mommy Lorna or Daddy Paul)
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emilong
says
16 years ago
i find it totally unsophisticated.
rye
says
16 years ago
hmm... I personally do not see anything wrong with it.
rye
says
16 years ago
I'm probably biased coz someone calls me "Paps" in the office
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AlmaCala1976
says
16 years ago
it's okay as long as not in front of clients.
rye
16 years ago
almabuenviaje
: good point!
emilong
says
16 years ago
very valid...i just think, personally, it's bakya culture.
emilong
says
16 years ago
nothing wrong with it though...
rye
asks
16 years ago
what is "bakya" culture? You mean, like palengkera ang dating?
terelicious
says
16 years ago
i call my boss "mama kim" cause she's been more of a mother than a boss to me.
emilong
says
16 years ago
haha! hindi naman "palengkera." It's just that if I were the boss, I wouldn't want my people calling each other with those names.
emilong
says
16 years ago
maybe it reminds me of brothel lingo: "mamasan." and cheap showbiz lingo: "pappable," "ang gwapo ng papa mo."
rye
says
16 years ago
hahaha... good point
emilong
says
16 years ago
haha! why can't most Filipinos just stick to the first names of their colleagues?
terelicious
says
16 years ago
i think its more of an american culture, than Pinoy's. especially when you're talking to the higher ups. it would be nice though!
emilong
says
16 years ago
i agree.
i think the "mommy" and "daddy" names keep them in the home and family atmosphere while in the work place...
emilong
says
16 years ago
...since most Filipinos aren't that transparent and direct in the workplace.
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