It is rude to call someone 'she, her, him' when you know the persons name and they are within your company. I remember, as a child, if my mum had scolded me for something I referred to her as 'she or her' out of anger. My son has done the same thing to me over the years. Just because Lisa is an a-hole doesn't mean it wasn't rude.
He was speaking to David (and referring to Lisa) so saying `her` was not inaccurate.
However, as she was within ear-shot perhaps it could have been more Lisa-friendly.
I don`t believe there was evil intent.
As BB incidents go, this one is trivial.
However, as she was within ear-shot perhaps it could have been more Lisa-friendly.
I don`t believe there was evil intent.
As BB incidents go, this one is trivial.
I thought Lisa was the cats mother?
quote:Originally posted by Trollop:
I thought Lisa was the cats mother?
miawwwwwwwwwwwww
quote:Originally posted by suzybean:quote:Originally posted by Trollop:
I thought Lisa was the cats mother?
miawwwwwwwwwwwww
I still remember that one word that put me off you
quote:Originally posted by suzybean:quote:Originally posted by Trollop:
I thought Lisa was the cats mother?
miawwwwwwwwwwwww
More like a monkey's uncle
quote:Originally posted by Demantoid:quote:Originally posted by suzybean:quote:Originally posted by Trollop:
I thought Lisa was the cats mother?
miawwwwwwwwwwwww
More like a monkey's uncle
More like my neighbours ferret
quote:Originally posted by Trollop:quote:Originally posted by Demantoid:quote:Originally posted by suzybean:quote:Originally posted by Trollop:
I thought Lisa was the cats mother?
miawwwwwwwwwwwww
More like a monkey's uncle
More like my neighbours ferret
Or a robber's dog
It might have been a bit rude,I'll give him the benefit of the doubt as regards his English,but there was no gender malice behind it,as some have stated and are foaming at the mouth about it.
well put sharquote:Originally posted by shar69:
It is rude to call someone 'she, her, him' when you know the persons name and they are within your company. I remember, as a child, if my mum had scolded me for something I referred to her as 'she or her' out of anger. My son has done the same thing to me over the years. Just because Lisa is an a-hole doesn't mean it wasn't rude.
quote:Originally posted by shar69:
It is rude to call someone 'she, her, him' when you know the persons name and they are within your company. I remember, as a child, if my mum had scolded me for something I referred to her as 'she or her' out of anger. My son has done the same thing to me over the years. Just because Lisa is an a-hole doesn't mean it wasn't rude.
Agree with you as far as we (us English) are concerned Shar, but he won`t have learnt all the nuances of our language - well he probably has now
I ALREADY can't stand anything about the
DISHONEST Devious Desperate cheating dullard mumbling spitting ~
SLY LYING smug SELF SERVING ARROGANT Siavash
but I did not mind Rodrigo and Sophie too much
~and would not have minded them in the final 3
but after last night's HL REVEAL Show~
I HAVE GONE RIGHT OFF SOPHIE + RODRIGO
Charlie~ for ages ~ has shown he is a nasty aggressive spiteful mess ~and has really thrashed his mam story to shreds ~ confidently ~in order to win
MARCUS~IS THE REAL WINNER of BB
he was HONEST and witty
Marcus ~Freddie and Angel were unique likeable and
ARE~and always will be ~ THE TOP THREE
The rest have been mostly a waste of airtime and mindnumbingly forgetable
DISHONEST Devious Desperate cheating dullard mumbling spitting ~
SLY LYING smug SELF SERVING ARROGANT Siavash
but I did not mind Rodrigo and Sophie too much
~and would not have minded them in the final 3
but after last night's HL REVEAL Show~
I HAVE GONE RIGHT OFF SOPHIE + RODRIGO
Charlie~ for ages ~ has shown he is a nasty aggressive spiteful mess ~and has really thrashed his mam story to shreds ~ confidently ~in order to win
MARCUS~IS THE REAL WINNER of BB
he was HONEST and witty
Marcus ~Freddie and Angel were unique likeable and
ARE~and always will be ~ THE TOP THREE
The rest have been mostly a waste of airtime and mindnumbingly forgetable
I watched The E4 repeat this afternoon. He did not mean to insult Lisa. She was seething about being nommed and he was in range, talking to David. Lisa used the "her" as an excuse to lash out at him.
After David and Lisa both had a go at him about it being rude to refer to a third party as "her" (I don't think it is) Rodrigo retreated to ask Sophie and co whether he should have said "her" or "him". He thought he must have made a grammatical mistake
I have used her and him as much as I can in here. Don't mean to be rude though
After David and Lisa both had a go at him about it being rude to refer to a third party as "her" (I don't think it is) Rodrigo retreated to ask Sophie and co whether he should have said "her" or "him". He thought he must have made a grammatical mistake
I have used her and him as much as I can in here. Don't mean to be rude though
quote:Originally posted by Suzi-Q:quote:Originally posted by Little Miss Spurs:Cant agree with you on this I think he was quite aware of what he was saying. "Her" is rude. I cant make up my mind whether or not the rest of the comment was meant to be taken as it came across , but I am sure he was aware it was a rude thing to say. He's not been in this country for just 5 minutes, his English language has been second to none up till now. Just find it convenient that he was suddenly so unsure of what he said. He was definitely being rude one way or another, the scowl on his face during that whole thing and his tone spoke volumes. I know Lisa is far from perfect, but as someone who was a Rodrigo fan up until that moment, it shocked me.quote:Originally posted by Suzi-Q:
I don't think he meant it like that. Lisa told him she was not a "her". He had learnt that a woamn is a her and a man was a him. She said she wasn't a her so he thought he had it wrong.
I would like Lisa to try and learn another language and do as well as Rodrigo does. She could start with English!
I have been living here for 10 years and don't understand the whole idea of her/she being perceived as rude, and I'm from America where we speak English!
when i said "her" in reference to my mum (when she was about) she used to shout at me "whose her???? the cat's mother ???"
it perceived as rude as when someone is in your presence you are meant to use their name.
i still fail at that
I agree riversider.
That`s how I saw it.
(I am quite surprised this trivial issue has run to 4 pages.)
That`s how I saw it.
(I am quite surprised this trivial issue has run to 4 pages.)
quote:Originally posted by riversider:
I watched The E4 repeat this afternoon. He did not mean to insult Lisa. She was seething about being nommed and he was in range, talking to David.
After David and Lisa both had a go at him about it being rude to refer to a third party as "her" (I don't think it is) Rodrigo retreated to ask Sophie and co whether he should have said "her" or "him". He thought he must have made a grammatical mistake
That's the way I understood it as well Lisa was just furious after seeing the noms and looking to have a go at anyone that nominated her!
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