🔥 Parents Trying Durian and Marang! But their favorite Fruit is.....

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  • Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
  • In this video our parents trying durians and marang and talking about favorite fruits in the Philippines

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  • @melynfale7008
    @melynfale7008 Місяць тому +2

    Wow. Me as Filipina, before i didn't like the smell, but when i tried eating at once, wow it became my favorite and will plant them someday to have abundant harvest❤
    Some people say it is bad to eat durian and colas, but it is not actually medically and scientifically proven that it cause circulatory disorder like Hypertension and stroke. In our village in South Cotabato we do eat durian together with colas and coffee, yet nothing happpened like what people say.
    Enjoy guys... We are very happy to have you all living a life with us in diverfied culture.
    About population control, it is all a CHOICE how many children is to bear.Currently, we do believe that children are our future to save the country from poverty.❤

  • @mimi-k5v
    @mimi-k5v Місяць тому +20

    Support valentina loving philipines and friendly russian sergei solid ❤

  • @ninahel23
    @ninahel23 Місяць тому +23

    You surprised me Russian eat durians..because most Europeans don't like the strong smell of durian..

  • @Jojo-nz1uw
    @Jojo-nz1uw Місяць тому +5

    DURIAN TO UNITED STATES U.S.A TANDUAY.YUM YUM DURIAN WATCHING FROM LOS ANGELES U.S.A

  • @rednaxelahcitorfaznebo2830
    @rednaxelahcitorfaznebo2830 Місяць тому +2

    Durian with red wine or brandy is perfect. Chilled durian is very yummy. ❤❤❤❤❤

  • @viene0826
    @viene0826 Місяць тому +11

    I'm a Filipino but not yet tasted or tried eating durian my whole life, I'm living in Luzon area we can't see durian in markets, if they have maybe in Manila but not us fresh like in Davao and it's such an expensive it cost around 600+ per kilo. Wow! Your durian in your area has a cheaper price at 120 even it's not the season. It's good coz you are a durian eating lover 😊

    • @user-gd9ut8qz3l
      @user-gd9ut8qz3l Місяць тому

      There's a lot of marang in mindanao

    • @user-gd9ut8qz3l
      @user-gd9ut8qz3l Місяць тому

      Vit
      A PAPAYA

    • @viene0826
      @viene0826 Місяць тому

      ​@@user-gd9ut8qz3lpapaya meron marami may tanim pa kami sa bakuran 😅

    • @viene0826
      @viene0826 Місяць тому

      ​@@user-gd9ut8qz3lmarang childhood days at province pati buto masarap kamansi tawag samin nyan.

    • @FriendlySergei
      @FriendlySergei  Місяць тому +1

      I cannot believe that some Filipinos haven’t tried durian!!!

  • @ferdsbayas1116
    @ferdsbayas1116 Місяць тому +11

    I was so surprised that you eat Durian, as a Filipino, I never try to eat that.
    Seeing a Russian families who live in the Philippines as a pure locals it was so amazing.
    ❤ from Manila

    • @FriendlySergei
      @FriendlySergei  Місяць тому

      You never tried durians?????

    • @ferdsbayas1116
      @ferdsbayas1116 Місяць тому

      @@FriendlySergei never in my entire life, it was introduced to me by a friend before but it's not my taste 😂

    • @kenshanbackyardgarden
      @kenshanbackyardgarden Місяць тому

      Too bad for you.. My 10 yr old daughter love it so much! 😂

  • @lewyn690
    @lewyn690 Місяць тому +2

    Wow.. Matamis sana all

  • @user-oj2rj5md6b
    @user-oj2rj5md6b Місяць тому +5

    Durians my favorite king of fruits👍🎉🇵🇭

  • @nainars1021
    @nainars1021 Місяць тому +1

    Sergei, you must consider visiting Kidapawan City, it is the fruit basket of the Philippines. We have different fruits there and the best time to go there is during Timpupu Festival where they have Eat All You Can fruit festival to celebrate the abundance of fruits for the whole year.

    • @FriendlySergei
      @FriendlySergei  Місяць тому

      We have been in Kidapawan! We like hot springs there. And plenty of Marangs and durians

  • @maynardsalviejo7567
    @maynardsalviejo7567 Місяць тому +2

    Mixing Durian ang Alcohol is NOT fatal as some would suggest. Other than making you “gassy”- you’d feel LITTLE to NO discomfort at all depending on how healthy your digestive system is.

  • @ronnelacido1711
    @ronnelacido1711 Місяць тому +7

    Here's what somebody said about durian years ago: "stinks like hell but tastes like heaven."
    For the number of children, it varies usually along economic class and educational attainment. In the 50s up to early 90s, big families were common in the provinces where the main preoccupation is agriculture. It is thought that having many children (especially males) is an advantage to help in farming. Many people of lower education also have multiple children because they usually lack knowledge about responsible parenting.

  • @hildajones1426
    @hildajones1426 5 днів тому +1

    Hi.subcriberfrom Australia. Tasted during once in Baguio city but doesn't like it.good for you liking durian. Am happy to see you all happy in the Philippines. Cheers to you.keep enjoying life there.

  • @user-sh2pr7ce7z
    @user-sh2pr7ce7z Місяць тому

    Yes..we know that letle girl, was your neighborhood...I really appreciated because you are kind of your neighborhood,..you helping to each other with your neighborhood..what you have small or big thing like food
    fruits you can share to your neighbor because god always giving us.

  • @loishunter8434
    @loishunter8434 Місяць тому +1

    I tasted Durian despite of it's pungent odor by momentarily stop breathing while eating.. it is so delicious.

    • @FriendlySergei
      @FriendlySergei  Місяць тому

      Smells like a hell, but tastes like a heaven

  • @arvinpestano5873
    @arvinpestano5873 Місяць тому +1

    We love you, too Sergei. And I love Durian as well. That is so Yummy! ❤ I remember My Great Uncle had Marang in his Garden. But I don't know if it is also a nativ fruit in that Region of Iloilo, ir he planted it there.

  • @leilanihuab6036
    @leilanihuab6036 2 дні тому

    Don't mind too much about the people saying that your content is always the same. A lot of vloggers are also making contents repeatedly because besides the request it's basically the thing that they love or are passionate about sharing with other people. Just do what you love doing. But of course, it's also good to share other contents like traveling and meeting other people.

  • @deborahswain9414
    @deborahswain9414 Місяць тому +2

    Hi guy's I'm glad your family like to eating Dorian. For me i like marang.because Dorian very strong smells. Enjoy guy's i love your family. ❤watching from Queensland Australia 🇦🇺 God blessed you all.

  • @marysuzettecatipon6147
    @marysuzettecatipon6147 Місяць тому +5

    Lovely family ❤

  • @AnNEGrayUSA
    @AnNEGrayUSA Місяць тому +1

    I am too surprised that you guys love durian. I had my american family tried it one time as soon as i opened the durian they didn’t want to dare to try it but i explained to them that it has a strong odor and they finally did tasted it and said NEVER AGAIN 😂 By the way, at the Asian market here in the US the cost depends on the sizes, i bought a smaller one and i think it was $20 so that’s like a thousand pesos in Philippine currency. I love mangosteen but it so expensive here. You guys are so lucky to be living in a place that surrounded with fresh delicious fruits. Enjoy eating you all. 🫶

  • @naldy888ace8
    @naldy888ace8 Місяць тому +4

    The Durian in Manila is very expensive compare In Davao because lot's of plantation of Durian is coming from Mindanao area so if you compare it's more cheaper in Davao in some parts on Mindanao I think. coz I remember one of the blogger Barbie from Siargao they go and visit Davao just to eat Durian, coz she said it's a little bit expensive there compare in Davao so they go to Davao with his friend just to eat Durian she's already love Durian so much. try also the sweet mango and Jackfruit to Parents of valentina and also Avocado. I don't know if there is "Rambutan or Lansones" in the market now. because "Kadayawan" in Davao is on August next month it's a festival of different variety of fruits. maybe you already know that coz you leave in Samal since 2011. you shoul try to watch those festival in downtown area in Davao this coming August bring your family there together with the parents of Valentina so they will experience the festival.🥰❤👍👍👌

    • @FriendlySergei
      @FriendlySergei  Місяць тому

      Thank you ! We have rambutans , Lanzones and avocado! We like them as well. We wait for fruit season in August and September

  • @joyramos3195
    @joyramos3195 Місяць тому +3

    Wow..may favorite.
    The king fruit durian.

  • @ReynoMalco-sn4xp
    @ReynoMalco-sn4xp Місяць тому +1

    Marang is a common fruit here in Philippines. In our province in Iloilo, we have a Marang trees in our backyard also.

  • @TV25_Nekosomrof
    @TV25_Nekosomrof 3 дні тому

    Tips to ensure you eat delicious and ripe durian: first, make sure the tip of the stem is starting to crack. If the first durian you chopped isn’t showing this, it’s not ripe yet; it’s still a bit immature, which is why it won’t taste good.
    2. When you buy durian, ask the vendor which one is ripe and ready to eat; they will let you know. They will show you if the end has opened and will let you smell that strong yet fragrant scent.
    3. You will know that the durian is ripe and delicious when it opens easily without using force. Sorry to tell you, but it’s really not ripe and ready to eat when you first opened it because it was still hard. When I open a durian, I use rubber gloves.

  • @victoriafediuk362
    @victoriafediuk362 Місяць тому

    I'm from Philippines living in canada. The price of Durian here is $10 dollars in canada for one sometimes if it's on sale $6.99 it's expensive. We buy that is already in containers. Lucky you your eating straight thru he fruit and you can buy not that far. Thank you for sharing. It's nice to see your family visiting our country. Have fun and enjoy your stay.God Bless.

    • @FriendlySergei
      @FriendlySergei  Місяць тому

      Thank you very much! Canada is too cold after the Philippines? 😉

  • @mayabelleza8963
    @mayabelleza8963 Місяць тому +1

    Yeah our Durian in PHILIPPINES is natural...

  • @ma.claireguevara6313
    @ma.claireguevara6313 Місяць тому +1

    Actually 3 children in family better than many because now a days everythings are expensive especially in education tuition fee is expensive the health personel ( health center) advice to have a family planning because of over population.

  • @peterlegazpi8312
    @peterlegazpi8312 Місяць тому +1

    most durian throughout Philippines is come from mindanao soil, particular in Davao city, thats why Davao is a DURIAN CAPITAL of the Philippines, during season price mark down to 20 pesos per kilo😃

  • @PreciousBetil
    @PreciousBetil Місяць тому +3

    Next time try the variety of PUYAT DURIAN..

    • @FriendlySergei
      @FriendlySergei  Місяць тому +1

      We like puyat, but my favorite is aransillo

  • @bernadetteoneill7014
    @bernadetteoneill7014 Місяць тому +3

    You have plentiful of Mindanao fruits, Sergei. Lucky ducks! I could only wish! Enjoy! Here in Australia fresh durian costs $20 a kilo. Yum 😋 😋

    • @care-m7k
      @care-m7k Місяць тому +1

      Here in the Philippines durian is free because you can grow it on your own

    • @FriendlySergei
      @FriendlySergei  Місяць тому

      Wow! Do you have own durians in Australia or they are all imported ?

    • @piacash5216
      @piacash5216 Місяць тому

      They Are all imported probably From Malaysia, or Thailand who Knows…

  • @TV25_Nekosomrof
    @TV25_Nekosomrof 3 дні тому

    The durian is so delicious! We eventually harvested a lot of fruit from our durian tree-so many that we filled a whole van with the huge amount we collected from the tree. We started harvesting on August 7, 2024. Because August is really when many ripe durians start to appear, coinciding with the celebration of Davao City's anniversary in that month. There are also a lot of durians here in Davao City, the largest harvest of durian fruits. Here in our place in South Cotabato, there are many. Scattered.. The problem with our harvest is that there were wounds, so we couldn't enjoy eating the durian. We were really disappointed, especially since my sister just came home from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, where she has been living for 15 years with her husband and their child who is Jordanian. That looks so delicious, it’s really tempting!

  • @ninahel23
    @ninahel23 Місяць тому +1

    Malaysia also have marang/lumuk ..come to Malaysia here we have a variety of durians..

  • @user-qr4vd9ih7f
    @user-qr4vd9ih7f Місяць тому

    Wow happy family yummy durian welcome in Philippines your mom and dad🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️😍😍😍🫶🫶🫶god bless you all🙏 so pretty girl ❤️❤️❤️

  • @BoholanaChimixVlog
    @BoholanaChimixVlog Місяць тому

    Watching with the ads my own little way of supporting your vlogs,lami gyud Ang Durian for me at langka

    • @FriendlySergei
      @FriendlySergei  Місяць тому

      Thank you so much 🙏

    • @BoholanaChimixVlog
      @BoholanaChimixVlog Місяць тому

      mas lami to ate using our hands,feel natin Yung sarap Ng Durian fruit,lami gyud Ang Durian

  • @travelifestyleph.1569
    @travelifestyleph.1569 Місяць тому +1

    Delicious my favorite Marang❤

  • @tonymckay6556
    @tonymckay6556 Місяць тому +4

    all of them my favorites.

  • @CatalinoSentorias
    @CatalinoSentorias Місяць тому +3

    Wow! Yummy suddenly I feel hungry

  • @Manila-sb3sn
    @Manila-sb3sn Місяць тому +2

    Here in new York Durian fruit is very expensive.

  • @TAHS33
    @TAHS33 Місяць тому +1

    here in hongkong is lowest price is 100hkd but the best Durian is very expensive 500hkd something.

  • @elysanti7606
    @elysanti7606 Місяць тому +4

    I hope valentina parents enjoying the philippines

  • @rnie7732
    @rnie7732 Місяць тому

    Your in-laws like drinking (Tanduay, Tuba, etc), maybe you could prepare Sisig or Tokwa't Baboy for them. They are some of the popular pulutan for Filipinos. 😉

    • @FriendlySergei
      @FriendlySergei  Місяць тому +1

      Thank you! Sisig looks pretty difficult to cook) better kinilaw

    • @rnie7732
      @rnie7732 Місяць тому

      @@FriendlySergei It's true. Tokwa't Baboy is a lot easier to prepare and cook than Sisig. Of course, Kinilaw is the easiest.😊

  • @brigitteanastasi121
    @brigitteanastasi121 Місяць тому +1

    The Marang seeds ,you can boil it and eat its nice.

  • @nanettelegayada268
    @nanettelegayada268 14 днів тому +1

    Here in Manila , is very expensive. Durian came from there in Mindanao

  • @KlairRamos
    @KlairRamos Місяць тому +6

    Durian fruit davao pride

  • @vilmamarania3663
    @vilmamarania3663 Місяць тому +1

    Mouth watering 🍈!! I live in both Dubai and the US. I've never experienced PH durian. I've only had durian from Malaysia and Thailand that can be purchased in Dubai. 100AED or 1500 pesos 😋 Because of you guys...I'm inspired to go to Mindanao!!

  • @hermelinanacional7681
    @hermelinanacional7681 Місяць тому +1

    I lke it best when it is cool

  • @bhello99
    @bhello99 Місяць тому

    you can plant the seeds everytime you eat fruits.. 😊 more blessings later

  • @JamesGilas
    @JamesGilas Місяць тому +6

    I love russian people ❤❤❤

  • @teresacartel3687
    @teresacartel3687 Місяць тому +1

    Durian is delicious and healthy kind of fruits.. expensive

  • @got.to.beleive...
    @got.to.beleive... Місяць тому +1

    DURIAN IN MANILA IS GOLD. SO EXPENSIVE

  • @kenshanbackyardgarden
    @kenshanbackyardgarden Місяць тому

    Try Puyat, Chani, duyaya, Native and D101.. Best varieties I can recommend.. But if you love a little bitter sweet, Arancillo is the best.

    • @FriendlySergei
      @FriendlySergei  Місяць тому +1

      Aransillo is my favorite! D101 as well. And Native Davao Selection

  • @Crey-yk5yy
    @Crey-yk5yy Місяць тому

    Mango, jackfruit my tops. Ever tried chesa, sarguelas, guayabano shake, boiled cassava.

  • @TeresaFerraren
    @TeresaFerraren Місяць тому

    You can cook the seed ofmaran in frying pan without oil it taste like cheese nut

  • @nedasimbajon9914
    @nedasimbajon9914 Місяць тому +1

    It's tasty yummmyyyy

  • @naegarscot7193
    @naegarscot7193 Місяць тому +1

    You can cooked the seeds of marang ,its like a peanut

  • @Boyadit685
    @Boyadit685 Місяць тому

    I agree with you Sergei. I will just drink with water not to spoil the natural taste of Durian. Gratings from Selinsgrove Pennsylvania USA . Wow you are surrounded by nature. Eat fresh sword fish

  • @elenitaonapen3697
    @elenitaonapen3697 Місяць тому

    watching from New York

  • @Nohra_LuxCoeli
    @Nohra_LuxCoeli Місяць тому +1

    In philippines, we also have that saying when a kubiertos/ spoon or fork fell on the floor, we say there is a quest coming to visit.

    • @FriendlySergei
      @FriendlySergei  Місяць тому

      Wow, similar 👍

    • @felixroxas2244
      @felixroxas2244 Місяць тому

      when the spoon fell it means female will ​arrive and fork for male@@FriendlySergei

  • @ramilvenezuela5884
    @ramilvenezuela5884 Місяць тому

    in Ormoc City , It's almost half higher because in our island no durian grow here

  • @BuhayOFWQatar
    @BuhayOFWQatar Місяць тому

    You can fry the seeds of the marang and eat like a peanut. I'm from Bukidnon Mindanao when I was young I like marang as my breakfast.

  • @richardb5304
    @richardb5304 Місяць тому

    Sergei, we Filipinos have a similar superstition about utensils falling to the ground. If a spoon falls to the floor, you will get a male visitor soon... if a fork falls to the floor , a female visitor.....

  • @deborahswain9414
    @deborahswain9414 Місяць тому +2

    Hello guy's. a lot of Family plenty of children. Some families they got children one dozent 12,-children. My sister she got children 11-kids.because didn't control or family planning.

  • @marianpuzon7263
    @marianpuzon7263 Місяць тому +1

    You can cook marang seeds

  • @marcelobautista18
    @marcelobautista18 Місяць тому

    In the philippines, when you drop a fork a man will clme and if spoon a lady will come, there is marong growing in Luzon

  • @seniorcitizenph
    @seniorcitizenph Місяць тому +1

    In september durian in davao 1 kilo 10 pesos only

  • @mayabelleza8963
    @mayabelleza8963 Місяць тому

    U can go to Kidapawan Kidapawan North Cotabato on August we fruits festival...only 30,40 0r 50 pesos per kilo of Durian

  • @BuhayOFWQatar
    @BuhayOFWQatar Місяць тому

    You can also cook the seeds of the jackfruit by boiling and eat it like a nuts.

    • @FriendlySergei
      @FriendlySergei  Місяць тому

      Valentina likes it, me not 🤷‍♂️

  • @ghimeygoya
    @ghimeygoya Місяць тому

    more marang in Mindanao few in Luzon . some dont even know what is Marang,

  • @bomtru.20
    @bomtru.20 Місяць тому +1

    Marang is so delicious but underrated coz its overshadowed by Durian

  • @piacash5216
    @piacash5216 Місяць тому

    Thailand and Indonesia has a lot of Durian too … Never Eat Durian in my Life …. They Have a Frozen one Here in the U.S. I Wonder if its taste the Same …. ✌️💪👍👍👍👍👌💕🙏

  • @josebonete
    @josebonete Місяць тому +1

    A knife falling means a man will come. That is so interesting because I'm from Bicol. In Bicol we say that if a spoon falls to the floor then we will have a female visitor. If a fork falls then we will have a male visitor. A knife falling means it will not be a good visit. If the knife stays on the table that means it will be good.
    In stock trading, we say never catch a falling knife. Meaning never buy a stock with a large price drop. Doing so will lose a lot of money.

    • @FriendlySergei
      @FriendlySergei  Місяць тому

      Wow, interesting! almost the same meaning

    • @josebonete
      @josebonete Місяць тому

      @@FriendlySergei yes, it is often a conversation starter. Where everyone tries to guess who it might be coming and why.
      Most of the time it is a really fun conversation during the meal. It also get's everyone involved including the small kids.

  • @perlaaguinaldo
    @perlaaguinaldo Місяць тому

    WOW good that your parents eat durian yes right bring them to jollibee sometime. ❤😊

    • @FriendlySergei
      @FriendlySergei  Місяць тому

      I don’t like Jollibee, but we will bring them

  • @teddyliban4369
    @teddyliban4369 Місяць тому

    happy family bonding❤❤❤

  • @brigitteanastasi121
    @brigitteanastasi121 Місяць тому

    Marang seeds you can dry it under the sun and then roasted it in the wok and its very nice.

  • @manuelortega4654
    @manuelortega4654 Місяць тому +1

    We don't have DURIAN & MARANG in our province of CAVITE in Luzon I think mostly only in DAVAO and many parts of Mindanao but JACKFRUIT we have a lot here. I didn't taste DURIAN yet although we can buy it in the Supermarket all I know about DURIAN has a foul odor or smelly not like Jackfruit.

    • @FriendlySergei
      @FriendlySergei  Місяць тому +1

      Wow… I thought all Filipinos tried durians

  • @GilbertSanoria
    @GilbertSanoria Місяць тому +1

    Yes dats montong,bt 2 xpensive 4 120php

  • @nadz3272
    @nadz3272 Місяць тому +1

    i dont like durian before but the first time i taste durian oh my god im craving for more

  • @tonymckay6556
    @tonymckay6556 Місяць тому

    bring them to kadayawan festival this coming august for eat all you can durian and mangosteen.

  • @user-di8kq7jq4b
    @user-di8kq7jq4b Місяць тому

    Yummy I like durian it's so sad northern Philippines has no durian.

    • @FriendlySergei
      @FriendlySergei  Місяць тому

      There is not good climate? Or what is the reason?

    • @user-di8kq7jq4b
      @user-di8kq7jq4b Місяць тому

      @@FriendlySergei I don't know, probably the soil not that rich, I live near the sea side it's not easy to plant trees when the storm comes it will be uprooted easily. The products of Mindanao it hardly shift to my place. By the way I am your new subscriber. I subscribe some Russian bloggers too.

    • @maynardsalviejo7567
      @maynardsalviejo7567 Місяць тому

      @@FriendlySergei IDK. It could be that we Luzonians are bad people we don't deserve to grow durian.

  • @user-ml9vo4uu8k
    @user-ml9vo4uu8k Місяць тому

    Some use spoons to scoop durian flesh because they don't want the distinct smell of the durian to stay on their hands. The smell doesn't just go away after washing.

    • @FriendlySergei
      @FriendlySergei  Місяць тому

      Got it ! We don’t mind this smell , that’s why eat with hands

  • @deborahswain9414
    @deborahswain9414 Місяць тому +2

    ❤nothing in Luzon. Only in Mindanao guy's ❤.

  • @silangramtv
    @silangramtv Місяць тому +1

    We have MARANG tree here in Quezon province,

  • @seniorcitizenph
    @seniorcitizenph Місяць тому +1

    Before almost 10 or more but todays time 3 or 6 because of birth control

  • @hauztag8492
    @hauztag8492 4 дні тому +1

    you sould try pineapples, avocado, lanzones and watermelons as well

  • @rusell7449
    @rusell7449 Місяць тому

    Put it on the freezer for 12 hours it gets more tasty and sweet. It feels like you are eating ice cream.

  • @deborahswain9414
    @deborahswain9414 Місяць тому +2

    Only ❤in Mindanao the have Dorian.

  • @KyongKyong5944
    @KyongKyong5944 Місяць тому

    Kinilaw papaya or papaya salad i like it

  • @nanbolz2238
    @nanbolz2238 Місяць тому

    Love Durian. Miss it.

  • @MsKRRey
    @MsKRRey Місяць тому

    Wow, durian is one of my favorite fruit!

  • @billyms1362
    @billyms1362 Місяць тому

    try also rambutan and lanzones fruits...new subscriber from dumaguete city

    • @FriendlySergei
      @FriendlySergei  Місяць тому +1

      Welcome my new friend! Yes we tried them, also very delicious

  • @ginacaluscusin9172
    @ginacaluscusin9172 Місяць тому +1

    I have 3 adults children its good

  • @KlairRamos
    @KlairRamos Місяць тому +1

    Parehas kami ng tatay ni valentina ng panlasa MANGO the best 😊

  • @user-fc3dj5bg9c
    @user-fc3dj5bg9c Місяць тому

    DID YOU DRINK KINUTIL?..."DURIAN mix with chocolate(cacao tablea), sweet coconut wine(TUBA)...we called this "KINUTIL" in bisaya...watching here in DAVAO DE ORO

  • @LoveMarieArt
    @LoveMarieArt Місяць тому

    Durian, Langka, Marang. Marang is the best then Durian. Manila cost super expensive. I buy from a friend in Mindanao.

    • @piacash5216
      @piacash5216 Місяць тому

      I only like Langka or Jackfruit’s the young one for Vegetables and Coconut milk I don’t like the Ripe one Either 😂😅😂

  • @kiyomiyushiikey9127
    @kiyomiyushiikey9127 Місяць тому

    Delicious 😋😋❤❤❤

  • @tonyopina3794
    @tonyopina3794 Місяць тому +1

    I subscribed already my friend

  • @Game_player556
    @Game_player556 Місяць тому

    In my province most three children or two..

  • @KlairRamos
    @KlairRamos Місяць тому +2

    Gelya beautifull girl ❤

  • @VanzPanaguiton-ik6jn
    @VanzPanaguiton-ik6jn Місяць тому +1

    Mura Yan 120k,dto nga manila wla pa 1kilo 250 na😅😅😅

  • @incognitoone
    @incognitoone Місяць тому

    Middle income families usually have only one or two children, especially in big cities like Manila, Cebu or Davao. For some reason, the less-fortunate families that have more than 3 children. That's the reason why a lot of child beggars roam the streets in big cities.