With my people?
posted on 14 Jun 2009 in Engrish from Other Countries
Photo courtesy of txori.
Found in Korea.
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“With your people” means either male or female, because it has separated. Don’t mistake.
Dear Human: Feel with the cloth, don’t make mistakes with the lavatory, smile with your people…
What’s next? Wear clean underwear? It’s been a bossy week for products.
Big Brother Cake is watching…! It loves to see you smile with your people.
Don’t just stand there smiling… EAT ME!
great, racist cake
This cake tastes like quack.
What do you mean “my people”?
What do *you* mean “my people”?
And the chief took another bite of his cake, while the boss was watching him…
The cake dealers hang around the playground giving out chocolate coating cakes for free the first time, just to get the kids hooked, promising “smiles.” Just say no, kids. Just say no!
The Korean brand name of this chocolate cake is 오예스 (Oh yes), pronounced something like Oh yes-uh.
the korean characters actually says ‘oh ye su’ should be ~ ‘OH YES!’ in english.
it’s satisfied if it puts a smile on your people’s faces. LOL.
These insidious bastards! Sure, go ahead eat chocolate coating cake and then smile. Show teeth, smeared with gooey, half melted chocolate and cake bits to your people. It’s sick! It’s gross! It’s a Commie plot!!!!
And these guys wil Love it!
“Why don’t they eat cakes? ” Asked Marie Antoinette.
” Your majesty. They don’t like to smile” Answered her subject.
What is “Qoilk”??
So this may be a chocolate coating cake…But exactly WHAT does it coat in chocolate?
Obviously not a book on correct adjective use, I suppose…
The very finest of cake fron Haitai Gobbledygook…
Sweet things may make smile…But they make big pain and huge dentist bills, too!
At least this wasn’t found in the Soviet Union…Up there, the cake tastes YOU!
:p 
(on back) Or dont taste it and frown with your people.
To Ralph, who asked about “Qoilk” t– that’s Korean script, not English. Transliterated, the product name is O Yes.
No thanks, I’m still filled up on those soft cookies made of metal.
You mean I can’t eat it alone?
“We love to see you smile” this must have been a McDonalds cake!
The cake. It is a lie.
It’s so Verison will smile as well.
Sweet. I bought these two days ago and took the photo yesterday. Still have to upload it to my blog though
this is a korean candy. It says “Oh Yes”
Strange…I am smiling now but the picture is not exactly a sweet cake.
The Qoilk bit is in fact Korean hangeul 오예스 (oyeseu), which sounds almost like (and is apparently meant to represent) English “Oh yes”.
It’s obviously a lie.
My daughter actually bought some of this at an asian market in the midwest US a few weeks ago and we were joking that it should be on Engrish… they were actually quite tasty. But I don’t remember if our people smiled or not…
“How’s the cake?”
“Good, but I can’t shake the feeling that I’m being watched.”
And, of course, do not share with THOSE people.
Just taste it, okay?
Make sure you write the good letters.
I think that’s the polite way of saying ’shut up and eat it.’
what do you mean “YOUR people” ?
Please, don’t make a big deal out of it. Just taste this cake.
Just taste it, godammit!
Assuming of course they are still my people…
How can you see me!?? And my people!?
No smiling without poeple aloud
I’m off to Costco to get me some chocolate cake!
Just do it.
So just taste the cake already!
I would just like to point out that the name of the delicious chocolate covered cake here is Oh, Yes. Actually being able to speak Korean just makes these even more funny
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taste it damn you, I NEED your smile.