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[Rabbit]

sorry i don't no what's huat ah, can explain ?

it means OUTSTANDING

[Ecstatic]

Lol

[shou.biao.kuang]

Nope I don't think all are SG Chinese on SG ROC but most** Singaporean would know** what's huat ah... not all but most...

[shou.biao.kuang]

So you think all SG roc members Chinese, you think all members can understand, if like this better make, CSG ROC: what is huat ah i oso not understand The End:

Nope I don't think all are SG Chinese on SG ROC but all Singaporean would like what's huat ah... not all but most...

[shou.biao.kuang]

Could be an ang mo thingy? In Chinese we don't talk like that. To some it might even sound like a curse

The SG Chinese will probably say something along this line... "wear it and huat ah!"

[tsetse]

I am also very curious where the wear your watch in good health came about. I also use it sometimes cos I see people post, I also post.

[ac_wong75]

Could be an ang mo thingy? In Chinese we don't talk like that. To some it might even sound like a curse

Yeap your are right it is an ang moh thingy;-)

[ac_wong75]

Actually i wanna ask if this phrase is created here in sg-roc

Previously i always see ppl post
'wear it in good health'.

I feel funny n confused by that lah. Haha

One possible explanation Origin is Hebrew
http://www.balashon.com/2006/10/titchadesh.html

The other is that this is a known Irish Blessing...

http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/31093

[gohaj]

I fully agree with the underlined statement.

At the same time, I question the mentality of expecting nothing less than praises when one shares his watches on the showcase.

no wonder not many comments on my showcase..ha

[eastsider]

I think members r trying to say 'Wish you always stay healthy (after buying it)'

Might be wrong

[pegasi]

Actually i wanna ask if this phrase is created here in sg-roc

Previously i always see ppl post
'wear it in good health'.

I feel funny n confused by that lah. Haha

Could be an ang mo thingy? In Chinese we don't talk like that. To some it might even sound like a curse

[TanWL]

Actually i wanna ask if this phrase is created here in sg-roc

Previously i always see ppl post
'wear it in good health'.

I feel funny n confused by that lah. Haha

Me too. I couldn't understand what it means? Does it mean something "good" or "not too bad" or "just bad" in a nice way?
Is this what it meant - you have already bought a lemon or paid high price for that watch so might as well don't be sad, stay healthy and continue to wear it?

[triton]

this phrase was used in other watch forums before sg-roc

Actually i wanna ask if this phrase is created here in sg-roc

Previously i always see ppl post
'wear it in good health'.

I feel funny n confused by that lah. Haha

[eastsider]

Actually i wanna ask if this phrase is created here in sg-roc

Previously i always see ppl post
'wear it in good health'.

I feel funny n confused by that lah. Haha

[pegasi]

5. Only say good things about items shared by other member. Follow this rule if you aren’t sure how:
- If you feel it’s nice, say “Very nice!”
- If you feel it’s is so-so, say “Congrats!”
- If you feel it’s ugly, say “Thanks for sharing!”

I think not all people use the above phases in the same context that you put down. There are people who say "Thanks for Sharing" but do mean that its nice.. ... I would be more incline to think that if they watch is not nice , there is no need or feel to even comment at all. But given the above setting I will tend to now wonder about people when they put the above when I do post a pict as it does set me thinking does the guy meant it (ie its ugly).... hmmm....

I fully agree with the underlined statement.

At the same time, I question the mentality of expecting nothing less than praises when one shares his watches on the showcase.