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Opinion

“Naa si tiyo.”

THE EAR - The Freeman

CRYING ‘UNCLE!’ PUJ drivers and conductors in Cebu City have a secret slang. When they tell each other “naa si tiyo” (uncle is present), it means Cebu City Transportation Office (CCTO) personnel are conducting an operation in a certain area, and they should be careful or avoid it altogether.

Someone told The EAR that “tiyo” was taken from TO, the last two letters of CCTO.

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