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"help me understand...."
Posted by Ellehcar71 on 03-21-08 at 09:26 PM
There is something that Ramiele has said, something like, "Oh-lho," and I've heard a couple of the other girls say it, too, in exasperation, or whatever. It seems familiar to me, like maybe I've heard it in a movie or something, but I just can't place it. Or maybe I've just heard it from her for the last several weeks and it is stuck in my head. Anyone else notice it or know where it comes from?


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"RE: help me understand...."
Posted by bingobob on 03-26-08 at 08:23 PM
o-hi-o means morning in japanese, as in good morning
"RE: help me understand...."
Posted by nailbone on 03-27-08 at 08:34 AM
That's not the usage here, though. Ryan even said it last night.



"RE: help me understand...."
Posted by jbug on 03-27-08 at 10:33 AM
I've not paid attention on AI, but I have heard what sounds like
'hi' used in Japanese meaning 'yes'


On our way to the Final 4 with Agman

"RE: help me understand...."
Posted by Frosty123 on 03-27-08 at 04:10 PM
It couldn't be in Japanese because Ramielle is a FILIPINO. Don't think she would know any Japanese words unless she study Japanse language.
"RE: help me understand...."
Posted by Ahtumbreez on 03-27-08 at 04:14 PM
I can't remember if I've already deleted it at home, but on the off chance I didn't when did Ryan use it?


Agman took me to the islands

"RE: help me understand...."
Posted by nailbone on 03-27-08 at 04:18 PM
LAST EDITED ON 03-27-08 AT 04:19 PM (EST)

Seems like he'd been doing some talking, then said "Oh lo! Time for the results" or something like that. I can't remember specifically, but I did pcik up on him saying it.



"RE: help me understand...."
Posted by Snidget on 03-27-08 at 04:52 PM
Googling around about the only thing I found that made sense was "short for Oh, Lord" which seems to fit when people seem to have heard it being said.