Bisdak - Bisayang Dako

You might be wondering about the sudden excess of the vernacular language found in my blogs. XD To think that way back in first year, I was labeled as one who cannot even speak Bisaya! Haha. Fat chance. I grew up in Davao, OF COURSE I knew the language!

Still, I hardly ever used Bisaya in casual conversation. And now.... well, I tend to freak people out with my Bisaya!

Hahaha! Hahaha! Hahahahaha!

Of course, there's the matter of my blog... If you would scoot on over to my Friendster blog, you will observe that my posts from 2nd and 3rd year were [mostly] English. Now....... it's a Tagsalish language! :D

Well....... I've observed that other people's sites do not contain PURE english........ Gotta go with the flow, yeah! Besides, writing in mixed language does not only confuse people, it's FUN! It also allows me to be more relaxed in writing my posts [The ENGLISH language has a TON of grammar rules you need to follow.... hence making BLOGGING a chore and a bore instead of a pastime.].

Still, my diary [not open to public, haha] is in English. XD I guess it's a language that will stick with me ALWAYS.


[EMOs shall live on!] Mabuhay ang mga emo!
[Rock the world!] Rock da world!
[Hugs and kisses!]XOXO
-nEOnIX