[everlastingxx3]

So my acqauintence's dad drove me home today.
When I first saw him I said "Hello". ( I didn't know that he spoke canto until later during the car ride.)

But after they reached to my house, I said " dou jie a sook". (aka thank you uncle) Was it suppose to be "do jie a sook sook"?? Was it rude to just say "sook" once?


And was it rude to say "hello" at the beginning??

I didn't even introduce myself. x_x

[yeonhee.]

I don't think it's rude.

[o0ochristieo0o]

i don't think so
and it depends on your tone too
if you say it kind enough, i don't think he will mind lol

[ayahuasca]

not rude at all. Hongkies even say "dou jie uncle" I even used to call my ex-gf's dad that, "uncle". And it's your acquaintance's responsibility to introduce you

[libby96]

its fine~~
unless im being rude as well...

[Deziel]

Lol, for men it doesn't matter, but don't call a woman "a sum". It's a term for late middle aged women. You know people don't like admitting their older.

Just say, "Bak Fu, Bak Mo"

[hear me roaar]

I don't think its rude at all. Lol, I never heard someone said "a sook sook" before in my life .__.

[xl0v3juicy]

I think it's fine. As long as you said "hello" and "thank-you" you're good lol.

[`kai]

^ Agreed with above.

Not your fault that you didn't know that the father spoke Canto - and it's not like it was rude or anything. You're fine. xD

[¥ēllόЩ]

Not rude at all. You have nothing to worry about.