Maybe We Got Lost in Translation: Online Dating Experience on Bumble Shared by Netizens
Bumble is one of the rising applications initially used for dating. But these days Bumble has become to be more casual due to a lot of people being there just for something casual, looking someone to talk to because they haven’t moved on from their previous lover, scamming, or just trolling. Being on a dating site is not something to be ashamed of these days. Your friends are there. Your next-door neighbor is there. The guy you met at canteen is there. Everyone is there, who knows their reason.
Twitter account namely @bumblesupremacy posted several screenshots from Bumble users who funnily fails to engage a fun conversation with other people due to their pop culture knowledge that’s clashed with each other. Here I present to you some of it:
In here, the sender (the one who sent the screenshot to @bumblesupremacy) asked whether the person he/she were talking to like britpop a.k.a british pop, a genre of music which that other person react positively. He/she continues to ask him him about britpop band called ‘blur’ which coincidentally is also a term used usually in photography. Lost in translation I must say.
Now this is why basic English is needed for social skills. This person mistook the phase “how’s life?” as “asal mana?”. Innocent mistranslation. I would have the same reaction with the sender.
It was all the sender’s fault for mistaking the person he/she was talking to. I mean the sender could have read clearly the name but how come he/she mistook it as ‘there’? people these days.
This one is the most common of ‘lost in translation’ moment of people not knowing the meaning of pick-up line and instead they mistook it as someone asking for their Line ID. Never fails to be hilarious.
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