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O_O You know my strategy! Lewl I always, ALWAYS do that to girls I know. Helps me get the information I needed. What I don't know is, how to drop a conversation.woah, now that's tough. okay, erase everything lol. now, this would be easier, if for example you have a reputation in the dating scene. but maybe you're not seen that way, you're not the "now single" guy. but what's there to lose? let's do this:
as i've always believed, the best diskarte is harap-harapan. i'm gonna assume you're gonna start from nothing with her, just getting to know each other. she calls you "kuya", so that means you're on her "nice guys" list, assuming ha. keep it that way, or make it better, become nicer to her, be on top of her list. don't force the niceness, just do nice things naturally. like "oh nakuha mo na ba NINYO ang (note ninyo, don't single her out) sinend ko?", and then you know, keep the conversation going, act cool. if that were me, i'd tease her, "hindi niyo naintindihan no? haha" and then see how she reacts. now tell me, how would she react that way hunt? let's learn more about our subject

-listens to jedi master yonie-
It's not hard for me to relate to them... After all, they're IT kids, I'm quite knowledgeable in IT... They drink alcohol and I don't.I don't like being called "kuya" or "manong" either, but you've gotta admit that it does give you a small sense of authority/ power when you get called by those titles at times.
@Hunter- I'd stay away from kids... It's very hard to relate...

(And if they invite me for a drink I'd go along, but either eat away their pulutan or buy my own soda.)



. It'll get harder with the different verb forms and compound sentences.