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17.02.2012 | 靚仔靚女

[Volume 7 Issue 2, #1327]
上個星期提到點樣想辦法記住別人個名, 不過有好時候突然有緣喺某些場合撞到, 一時三刻都真係會醒唔起對方姓甚名誰.. 為了避免尷尬嘅最好方法, 就係懶熟懶熱情咁行埋去作狀握手搭膊頭, 然後一句「靚仔」(如果對方係男性)或「靚女」(如果對方係女性)稱呼.. 呢兩個稱呼好universal, 萬試萬靈架!! 如果你發現我咁樣稱呼你, 你大概知道咩事啦, 呵呵~~ :p
i mentioned about trying to remember names last week, but there are times when you just bump into someone at some occasion, and it's quite impossible to recall his/her name instantly.. the best thing to do in order not to get into awkwardness, go forward and pretend to be very friendly, try to shake hands or tap on the shoulders, then say "hey bro!!" (if he is a guy) or "hey pretty!!" (if she is a lady) to address.. i find these terms very universal and works everywhere!! so if you notice i address you this way one day, well you know what happened, hehe~~ :p

83 comments:

  1. 哈哈哈~果然是好方法涡~
    我都时常称呼同事/朋友- 美女
    要不然就是 - 朋友, hey 朋友....
    连马来文都是, hey kawan.....
    万无一失!

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  2. muhahahah....now i know :p

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  3. whats up bro? long time no c bro.. how's your day bro. hehe

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  4. haha....agreed with you. I have bad memories too. I find the terms very useful too.

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  5. 哈哈哈哈哈,好主意喔!!!

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  6. LOL! "Hey pretty" sounds cool to me~

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    1. why la so syok sendiri! LOL!

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    2. Of course la, everyone loves compliments, right?

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    3. of course, everyone like good comment and good words from other people ^^

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    4. but if people call me like that -"hey pretty" I get suspicious. Or a bit miffed. ;)

      Call me sayang better. LOL

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  7. As long as don't address me as aunty, otherwise I might show you my karate skill learned from KFC, opps, Kung Fu Club, kekeke....

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    1. If SK dare to call me Auntie also, I karate him! ;p

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    2. wow I got it then! hahaha XD

      Got people same age as me still address me as uncle ok? Dam piss sometimes

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    3. Little children call me auntie, I OK. But adults call me Auntie is like they want to kena smack their head! LOL

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  8. I seldom use "bro" to someone-i-forgotten-his-name, macam la I very friend to that person... then that person would give me a weird stare...

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    1. I don't use "bro" either. ;)

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    2. -,- bro is a very normal way to call other people lol

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    3. for guys calling guys, OKlah. For us ladies, calling somebody "bro" feel weird to me. ;)

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    4. Er... maybe guys can utter "Bro" easily, but not for me :p

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    5. Yah now you both mentioned, I didn't heard from any girl call me "BRO" lol

      some girl call my name directly . . . haiz, am I friendzoned kao kao or something? XD

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  9. Then this is real awkward!

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  10. Hey, how come my previous comment get missing?? As far as I remember, I didn't hit any 'Delete' button.....

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  11. So what will you call me, if you forgot my name SK? Sis? Auntie? hihi

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    1. Better don't call me, if SK couldn't find the appropriate addressing. Just say, "Hi" will do.

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    2. Example: Hi! How you doing? XD

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    3. Yeah!! That's a good one :P

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    4. Yes. Like that lar...

      Or if meet soemwhere, ask generic question
      1. Shopping?
      2. Where are you working now?
      3. You alone ah? Meeting someone?

      That's usually my line. But my favourite one is, pretending not to see unless people say hi to me first! So unfriendly kan?

      Don't ask about BF, kids, parents. xD

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    5. @lina Wow got strategy to kao lui here! Must write down as a note lol

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    6. LOL

      Because this actually happen to me a lot. I don't know why but I always meet people who are very friendly to me, know my name etc but I cannot remember who they are/their names! I'm soooooo bad!

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    7. Lina, you 'see through" the person?? They probably think you are snobbish, unfriendly comes second :p

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  12. If I forgot, I just compensate being super friendly and try not have conversation that needs his/her name come out.

    Otherwise, I'll call you "sayang" ;p

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    1. Hahaha, yeah, act as if I know his/her name but carefully avoid the names part.... not going to ask further about his gf /wife / mother / father / sister / brother 's condition.

      Later the questions back fired me, especially the NAME issue...

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    2. lol Call people Sayang will be dam wrong ok! That 1 is call your beloved le XD

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    3. I don't call "sayang". I got more "manja" name for him. ;p

      That's why can use "sayang", "darling" and "dear" freely. LOL

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    4. fuiyoh XD *bulu tangan sudah tegak*

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  13. So if anyone here got called "sayang" or "dear" by me - you should understand that I remember your face but I couldn't remember your name. xD

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    1. Luckily you made it clear here.... sayang / dear - means you've forgotten the names.

      Abuden I thought you have many lovers out there :p ♪♪ Sayang here, sayang there, sayang everywhere....♫

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    2. call me dear I will be misunderstood and it will be so wrong XD awkward moment lol

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    3. I have dealings with people in the service & hospitality sector. They all call everyone sayang one. So rub off on me. ;0

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    4. Ah, calling sayang sounds sooo dear to that person. It's a manja calling, kekeke! Ahem, if I wanted to use sayang, I think I'll be bias.

      Hansem one will sure get, "Sayang, how are you today?"

      Non-hansem, "How are you?" Short and sweet.

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    5. @yvonne @lina can call kakak ar? LOL *RUN*

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    6. @Yvonne,
      Yeah, I do like that larr... Hensem ones sure get preferential treatment. LOL

      *adik* kian fai - dare or not call us "kakak" try lar. See what happens. xD

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    7. @lina : Call Jie Jie Is feel more close and more closer XD

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    8. @kian fai,
      as if the meaning different. Still show I'm older than you! Don't want! LOL

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    9. Kian Fai, call me kakak if you are really younger than me 10 years old. Otherwise, I'll get offended and I'll be like Lina, "see-through" you when we came across.

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  14. I got this friend, he dun call my name, I always call his name . . . . lol dam awkward

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  15. You are giving tips to those people who always forgot his or her friend! LOL

    You macam Sifu already people will come to your place and serve tea to you haha

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  16. So, How you greet Twilight Sir? :P

    Example: "Sawadika!" With both hand put as chinese prayer or something LOL :D

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  17. I wanted to suggest something here, SK! You should put a live chatbox here.... I'm struggling to find which comment Kian Fai is putting at. Both of us are here, now!

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    1. Ah, if so, those in chatbox cannot be counted as comments already :(

      Please ignore my suggestion :p

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    2. @yvonne never mind la, LOL next time we add a @ before reply to people comment! lol :D

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    3. @Yvonne,
      Still thinking about the ranking ah? So competitive.

      If put chatbox, then SK have to do suitable coding to count the amount of chats you do lor... Right or not? ;)

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    4. @lina I think comment is still the best choice for so far. Easy for SK , easy for us XD

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    5. Lina, ahh, Malaysian are getting more kiasu and kiasi, learning from our neighbouring country, Singapore. This is a friendly competition, right SK?

      Btw, I have my trust on SK. His programming is superb good!

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  18. 可惜好多人都叫我"Uncle" :(。

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  19. Haha many ppl would do that but sometimes I will honestly say I forgot their names and ask them intro again :D

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  20. 好彩你仲记得我嘅名!呵呵呵~~~

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  21. 畀人叫靓仔好过叫安哥囉!

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  22. 我一时都醒唔起对方叫乜名乜,唯有行上前,仲係好作状拍下佢嘅膊头扮亲热囉!

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  23. 係人都钟意畀人赞靓架喇,你迷已经买咗保险囉!呵呵呵~~~

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  24. 係囉,有时忘记人哋嘅名,都几咁尷尬,唯有靠临场执生囉!

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  25. 呵呵呵...你写出来了,那下次就会被人家视穿了呢!

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  26. Hi brudder!!! At one time, among the local Malays here, everybody's Jack... Imagine on a plane and one of them sees someone he knows and he greets, "HI, JACK!!!!"

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  27. ahaha i'm doing the same thing... or sometimes.. if she smiles at me as if we knew each other.. i will just return the smile back even though i am not so familiar with her or him hehe

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  28. i think it is much better to greet them bnack rather than ignoring them or else they will think you as a snobby one hehe

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  29. after all, i think they will do the same way if you try to greet someone and he's not that familiar at you... right? hehe...

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  30. oh no SK... i feel so bad of having this long time blog hopping hiatus... It's my Rest day til Sunday so i am grabbing this opportunity to catch things up.. so sorry again

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  31. SK! You better remember my name or I'll reply 'yo wassup, sister!' ehehehehhe jking

    Whoa those men can fly

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  32. I have been trying to comment on this post but unsuccessful. Haiya, I remember faces better than names. So when someone familiar address me and I forgot their name, I will say, "You are Who ar?" hahaha, then they will say who they are. I guess they will give slack to an old lady like me! hehe

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  33. My memory is one of the best amongst school mates. I remember everyone's names easily.

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  34. I only have problems to remember the names of the many suppliers and interview candidates who met me. Well not my kawan mah but they remember my surname, so that made me paiseh lo...

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  35. So when caught is this susah situation, I will ask them what they were doing there.....trying to corner them into giving hints where I met them...

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  36. Many times they too could not recall where we met although they remembered my name well.

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  37. As a kind courtesy I would give them my name card and they will exchange theirs or give their contact number....easy la to dig info like this.

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  38. I have been in sales and marketing line...very seasoned to utter fake sweet words! Ha ha...

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