"suzie-may..." - Professor Burks, Communications Lecturer
'ssshhhhhhhh....MMMaa" (till i got up and walk towards him) - Jay Steele, Career Counselor
"Is it seee? siiii? sheee? may?" - Professor Dunn-Jensen, Career Lab Counselor
"-mumbling- ssxsxsxsxsxs MAY?" - Dr. Hardy, Human Sexuality Lecturer
"Sze May" (CORRECTO!) - Professor Lemper, Business Law Professor
"Next, zzzggggiiii May will talk about advertising....." - Keon Hee, Korean group member during presentation
"Ok, I don't mean to sound rude, but is your name, sssii, s-zzee, ste??....." - Susan Jacob, Manager
"SEXY May"(Just kidding) - Jolin, Friend
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"May, just call me MAY" - SzeMay, who can't understand why S.Z.E is so hard to pronounce.
herm....although i have a lot to do, i am still chillin' yaw!!
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"May, just call me MAY" - SzeMay, who can't understand why S.Z.E is so hard to pronounce.
herm....although i have a lot to do, i am still chillin' yaw!!
1 comment:
it is hard to pronounce
especially for non-asians....no wait...i think the only ppl who don't have trouble pronouncing our name is South East Asians?
(my name is worse.....all through primary school my teachers cannot pronounce my name correctly. even some of my family cannot pronounce it cept for my immediate family.)
but u are special. right?
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