Sinetch Itey is a well-known internet slang among Filipinos on different social media platforms and even used in a daily basis. First invented and, at the same time, widely popularized by a children's comedy show entitled "Goin' Bulilit" back in 2014, which airs every Sunday. This modernized term is an introductory device for forming a blind item about a certain person.
Example: Sinetch Itey, guro siya sa sipnayan na naging kabet? Kilala niyo ba siya?
(Who's this math teacher turned mistress? Do you guys know her?)
(Who's this math teacher turned mistress? Do you guys know her?)
by Shinwon(신원) June 06, 2022
Najonvic is a social media slang term originated in the Philippines. It was used by many Filipino netizens to refer something that had already been deleted.
The background history of this word marks the controversial tweet of Cavite City Governor "Jonvic Remulla" as he removed his presidential poll on Twitter. According to the partial results, the survey isn't favorable to his endorsed candidate, Senator Bongbong Marcos. Who later won the recent elections, garnering 31 million votes given by the public.
The background history of this word marks the controversial tweet of Cavite City Governor "Jonvic Remulla" as he removed his presidential poll on Twitter. According to the partial results, the survey isn't favorable to his endorsed candidate, Senator Bongbong Marcos. Who later won the recent elections, garnering 31 million votes given by the public.
Example: Najonvic ko kahapon ang aking takdang aralin pagkatapos ko itong ipasa sa aking guro sa pamamagitan ng Google Classroom.
(I deleted my assignment yesterday after I passed it to my teacher through the use of Google Classroom.)
(I deleted my assignment yesterday after I passed it to my teacher through the use of Google Classroom.)
by Shinwon(신원) June 06, 2022