LOOOKKKKK!!!!!!

[Que _serasera 0]

pAG sure day oi!!!

Kay mg-biko ta! hehehe...

homesickness I think is one thing that we, pinays who are still here should prepare to battle but the sad thing is, it's something you cannot prepare cos you never know how strong it will hit, until you are in the situation already. Kuyawan pud ta ani.

Anyway to the Op, just think, dghan man Pinay mingawon jud sa sugod pa, but they are able to adjust, so kaya mo yan girl

[jom 4]

IM GOING BACK TO PHILS..

Are you serious? Kay imo icon lingo lingo man meaning dili, hehehe.

[mrsartis 10]

Why going back Sis?

wala lng..walay ginamos dri..hehe naa nka dri ?

wowo sarap naman ng ginamos.. i miss it kinda.. heheheheh

[mrsartis 10]

Someone summarize and translate please!!

i second the motion..

[DEDixon 39]

pAG sure day oi!!!

Kay mg-biko ta! hehehe...

homesickness[/sup]I think is one thing that we, pinays who are still here should prepare to battle but the sad thing is, it's something you cannot prepare cos you never know how strong it will hit, until you are in the situation already. Kuyawan pud ta ani.

Anyway to the Op, just think, dghan man Pinay mingawon jud sa sugod pa, but they are able to adjust, so kaya mo yan girl

There's more to this than being homesick, that's for sure. No one goes back unless there are way bigger issues going on.

[eros_EX_Plumber 0]

Homesickeness....

I can understand that up to a point.

But the bigger question is.... does the new comer understand the different culture before moving there?

Is there any way to prepare them of what they will encounter when moving to a different country?

[Gumbolette 58]

IMOHO, The OP should have known that this feeling of homesickness truly exist.

So when she arrived in USA, try the very best to adjust since its her decision to go and be with her loveone. Anyway, this feeling also passes, as per looking to lovely pinays who went through all this hardships.

Edited November 20, 2008 by my_panacea = Greg

[ronjie 0]

its absolutely crazy , not to mention unapretiative to finally arrive here, and then want to turn around and go back home in such a short time. Are people really that spoiled that they can't grow up and deal with the decision they made to start over in a new country. with their SO. Its getting old hearing people hiding behind the same old excuse of being homesick. yea I know its real and it exist. but like everything, it fades with time. I read about people that want to go home only a few months after they arrive or visit several times a year, back in their homeland. How on earth do you plan for a good future with your spouse. if you have no respect for money. or does everyone have an extra 5 or 10 thousand a year just to go home and see mommy. what about saving for your future or kids college.

[STEPHnRIA 2]

its absolutely crazy , not to mention unapretiative to finally arrive here, and then want to turn around and go back home in such a short time. Are people really that spoiled that they can't grow up and deal with the decision they made to start over in a new country. with their SO. Its getting old hearing people hiding behind the same old excuse of being homesick. yea I know its real and it exist. but like everything, it fades with time. I read about people that want to go home only a few months after they arrive or visit several times a year, back in their homeland. How on earth do you plan for a good future with your spouse. if you have no respect for money. or does everyone have an extra 5 or 10 thousand a year just to go home and see mommy. what about saving for your future or kids college.

You said it loud and clear.

[Gumbolette 58]

its absolutely crazy , not to mention unapretiative to finally arrive here, and then want to turn around and go back home in such a short time. Are people really that spoiled that they can't grow up and deal with the decision they made to start over in a new country. with their SO. Its getting old hearing people hiding behind the same old excuse of being homesick. yea I know its real and it exist. but like everything, it fades with time. I read about people that want to go home only a few months after they arrive or visit several times a year, back in their homeland. How on earth do you plan for a good future with your spouse. if you have no respect for money. or does everyone have an extra 5 or 10 thousand a year just to go home and see mommy. what about saving for your future or kids college.

Bullseye!

[RICHIE07 0]

IM GOING BACK TO PHILS..

Are you serious? Kay imo icon lingo lingo man meaning dili, hehehe.

I agree hahhaha.. I'm sure ok raka diri oi.. sus mag 5 yrs nako diri waa pa jud ko kauli intawon bisan kausa, kalooy sa Ginoo survivor nako hehhee.. waa pa pod ko work until now.. ayaw ni bana.. hanap ka ng filipina friends para malingaw rapod ka..

its absolutely crazy , not to mention unapretiative to finally arrive here, and then want to turn around and go back home in such a short time. Are people really that spoiled that they can't grow up and deal with the decision they made to start over in a new country. with their SO. Its getting old hearing people hiding behind the same old excuse of being homesick. yea I know its real and it exist. but like everything, it fades with time. I read about people that want to go home only a few months after they arrive or visit several times a year, back in their homeland. How on earth do you plan for a good future with your spouse. if you have no respect for money. or does everyone have an extra 5 or 10 thousand a year just to go home and see mommy. what about saving for your future or kids college.

Bullseye!

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[EricC 0]

We are in Northern California too. Sacramento. My hubby calls me Inday too .

We're in Sacramento too!

On a side note I wish people would speak English more on here. I remember back when I was still preparing her for the interview and stuff I would read some topics that i thought would be helpful but everyone was speaking Tagalog. Its not just Filipinos that read this stuff.

[DEDixon 39]

We are in Northern California too. Sacramento. My hubby calls me Inday too .

We're in Sacramento too!

On a side note I wish people would speak English more on here. I remember back when I was still preparing her for the interview and stuff I would read some topics that i thought would be helpful but everyone was speaking Tagalog. Its not just Filipinos that read this stuff.

I've complained about this too, but they always trivialize it in their response to my complaint. I'd make the site so that if a certain percentage of words didn't make it passed the spell checker, it wouldn't post.

I consider it rude to write in Tagalog on a website about immigrating to the United States of America.

I also consider it rude to speak in Tagalog when English only speakers are around, but they do this too. And they have excuses for this as well, but those excuses do not help me or allow me to join in the conversation.

[shining_angel 0]

They are posting in Philippine Forum...People write in their own language too in the other forums.

[TexPamp 0]

Has anyone thought that maybe the OP is just an attention getter?

As far as posting in a prefered language, I think it is fine to post in a persons language of choice but it would be nice to understand what is being said.

TexPamp