"Tell the taxi XXXX Road. E lane to YYYY place. When you see the word AHEAD, then stop"
So the conversation between me and the uncle driver (and lyn) went like this.
*note the taxi driver is speacking in chinese
Me: "Uncle, XXXX Road. E Lane to YYYY place."
Taxi: "XXXX Road. What is E lane? YYYY place I know."
Me: "My friend sms me that, not too sure also"
Lyn took a look at my handphone.
Lyn: "That is THE lah, not E"
Me: "Oh....stupid Ping"
Moral of the story....when you give directions through text messages, dont use short form.
2 comments:
If she uses "E" to represent "THE" all the time, I'd say she's not at fault. You should have gotten used to her short forms.
LOL!
she does not....
stupid ping~! HAHAHAA
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