basically, actually....
its a filler lage... there's no problem of using it. But, the question is. How, is it used....
basically, actually....
its a filler lage... there's no problem of using it. But, the question is. How, is it used....
some would use this words as an excuse...
its more like a habit to others... (attitude)... and definately distroying your grammar...
if you keep using it.. it will let you sound like you guessing... unsure....
to those call center agent.. as my experience before... it would definately turn off customers... and they are going to take advantage of you and play you around... americans dont use this words very often...
so they know that you from abroad...
hope non-call center would take this as a tip as well....
yaw mu kasoko kung igo mu ani nga topic... but take it as a learning Opportunity... might make you a better speaker...
kung like imu gamitun murag pina dumb blonde example .
"I wasnt able to make my ass. mam cause like my dog and like my cat and they like fought or somethin"
there are people who have the annoying habit of dressing up their conversations with a whole bunch of 'basically's and 'actually's. These words are used as conversation fillers and have no real meaning. (Other conversation fillers: well, like, y'know).
so pili lng mo ana...haha
kana jung "Actually" ai pirme ko kadungog ana then murag ma wrong grammar hinoun paminawn.
Last edited by imliability; 07-22-2011 at 11:23 PM.
murag naa kay nalimtan bro... "supposedly" uso kaayo na diri sa workplace ay..
agent ko... na igot ko dah....... actually maam.......... basically sir..... hahah
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