Ellen Adarna, sinagot tanong kung dapat ba masaktan kung tawaging ‘maasim’: “Di ko alam, baka mabaho ka”

- Ellen Adarna, in a post on social media, answered the question of a netizen if she should be hurt when her friends calls her ‘maasim’ or sour many times

- The actress first explained that as far as she knows, ‘maasim’ is equivalent to a foul smelling odor, though admitted that it may have a different connotation to Gen Z people

- Given her own understanding as to the word ‘maasim’, Ellen asked the netizen if she’s foul smelling

- She then advised her that if it is so, she should just take a bath so as to remove the foul odor

Ellen Adarna, in one of her latest posts on Instagram Stories, answered the question of a netizen if she should be hurt when her friends calls her ‘maasim’ or sour many times.

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“When your friends keep calling you 'maasim' many times po dapat ka bang masaktan? Natawag kang 'maasim?'

The actress was having her regular Q&A session on Instagram and it was during this time that the netizen sent in her question to be answered by Ellen.

At the outset, Ellen asked as to what kind of ‘maasim’ or sour does the netizen mean.

She then said that as far as her knowledge is concerned, ‘maasim’ or sour when used in that context meant a foul-smelling odor.

The actress admitted, though, she doesn’t know if the said word has a different connotation when it comes to Gen Z people.

“Ano'ng klaseng 'maasim'? Ang alam kong lang na 'maasim' ay ibig sabihin mabaho. Hindi ko lang alam ngayon sa Gen Z baka may ibang meaning sila,” Ellen said.

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She then added that if someone calls her ‘maasim’ or sour, her understanding would be that she doesn’t smell pleasant.

“Kasi kung ako tawagin mo akong 'maasim', ang pagkakaintindi ko dyan ay mabaho ako,” the actress said, adding that the netizen may not smell nice.

“So di ko alam, baka mabaho ka,” she added.

Ellen then reiterated that she doesn’t know if the word has a new meaning but if the meaning is still the same, then one should just take a bath if someone calls him or her ‘maasim’.

“Ewan ko na lang kung meron na namang bagong meaning. Kung baho, ligo,” Ellen said.

Ellen Adarna is a Filipina actress known for her beauty and jolly personality. After being a Kapamilya before her hiatus, she returned to the small screen with her previous show with John Estrada, John en Ellen. She has a son with John Lloyd named Elias Modesto. Ellen is now married to Derek Ramsay, whom she tied the knot with back on November 11, 2021.

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Earlier, she also gave her opinion on some netizens who would take a video of themselves while crying. This was after a follower asked Ellen on what she can say about people who are fond of doing that. In her answer, the actress, at the outset, said that she can’t relate to such acts as she has never done it. She then gave her own opinion on how she views people who are doing that.

The actress also answered the question of a follower who asked her about cheating. The follower wondered if the actress would be able to forgive a man who cheated on her twice in a row. The actress immediately supplied her answer to the follower, indicating that when she does the thing she advised, she would “live happily ever after.” Ellen was having her regular Q&A session on IG where she would answer questions asked her by followers.

Source: KAMI.com.gh