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Posts0Likes0Joined24/3/2021LocationManila / PH
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Learning Spanish

This is an interesting thing with my mom. She usually uses Tagalog and Visayan but she switches to English when she is angry with us or when she's quarreling with my dad. I've observed that my maternal grandmother is also like her and some of her siblings too.


Aside from that, I've observed that some people switches to their native language and dialect when their anger or emotions are really intense. 


Is anyone here like this or do you know anyone who also does this?


Would like to hear your thoughts.  

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Faye

Posts0Likes0Joined24/3/2021LocationManila / PH
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English
Learning Spanish

So in English mothers are usually called Mommy and fathers are Daddy. How about in your language?  

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Faye

Posts0Likes0Joined24/3/2021LocationManila / PH
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English
Learning Spanish

For example with Korean, they say "AJA!" which means fighting. 

In Japanese, it's "GAMBATTE!"


How about in other languages? 

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Faye

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