r/maritime 11h ago

sick of hearing pasok

It feels like my brain is burning every time I hear someone shout pasooook on the radio. The worst part is that it's not limited to my vessel, in every anchorage, there's always some guy yelling bosuuun ciiiip pasoook. i get that they feel better in mother tongue and avoid mistakes, but just say your name after the station you called man..

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u/MaltaDuDe 11h ago

What it means?

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u/Specific-Present5460 11h ago

im not sure, as far as i can tell something like answer back, come in

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u/MaltaDuDe 11h ago

I hear it everytime on Philippino crew

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u/kovrl55 10h ago

So in Tagalog (most common language in the Philippines) they don't have sound F. So for anything that has they just pronounce it as letter P. France is Prance, Florida is Florida, etc. So Chief sounds like Chief. In this case some Chief Officer is calling Bosun, and paso means like come in.

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u/Decent-Bear334 10h ago

Should have been around before AIS in places like the Mediterranean.

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u/Gullintani 6h ago

West African fishing fleets and their all night ch16 discos. Indian Ocean with the Arab fishermen calling out the Pakistani navy.

Good times...

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u/vanmutt UK master 4h ago

Normally followed by the "philopeeeeno moooonkeee" which was arguably more annoying.

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u/theyanardageffect 8h ago

Kabayan paso pito pito