Given that WFH means Work from Home, which is clearly a verb, what is the past tense of WFH?
Lorenz Ponce
Worked from home?
Sabrina Trinidad Panlilio
Ohhh… I thought it was a typo of WTH
Amiel Malay
"Worked From Home" is still WFH. How about "WFH'ed"?
Roy Tang
Well, the problem is when I write it, "WFH" is easier. But when I say it out loud "Work from home" is easier (less syllables that double you eff eych). Maybe the correct answer is "WFH'ed", but read out loud as "worked from home" …these are the world's problems I spend my engineer's education on solving
Roy Tang
PS, in Taglish it's easier, kasi "nag-WFH"
Wes Platon
agree. i'd write WFHed and say worked from home.
Roy Tang
No, see "WedFH" doesnt work
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