Hello Girls! Crispin and Basilio and their mother Sisa are very famous characters that even if you have not read the novel (Here in the Philippines) you will know them, that is why Klay knows them even if she only read 3 chapters of the novel. I didn't spoil anything! Hahaha!
Sol’s Tagalog is so good! And yes, I’ve noticed the firefly is there’s sometimes almost as if warning her about danger or a bad omen, but it’s also there to comfort her afterwards. Again, this is just my theory. I can’t wait for you guys to know more about Crispin and Basilio, as well as their mother Sisa. I won’t spoil anything, but their characters are important in the novel. Even my parents who forgot what happened in Noli only remembers the name Crispin, Basilio, and Sisa clearly.
The weird music cuts are due to the formatting of television series here. An episode is cut multiple times when shown on the tv due to the MANY commercial gaps. For example, the average duration of an episode of MCI is 20+ mins but the time slot on tv is 8-9 pm, that’s one hour. So there’s like 30+ mins worth of ads in between cuts lmao.
Jose Rizal doesn’t want rebellion. He wants the Philippines to be part of Spain but with equal rights. The purpose of the two novels is to discourage rebellion but to encourage education. He believes that to free the Philippines, knowledge is the key and not violence.
"how long will it take in modern time to arrive in Laguna?" I have lived in Laguna (particularly in San Pedro), and i usually take bus to go back to grandma's house. By bus, it takes 2 hrs and a half time ☺️
As per google map, the distance from Luneta (Manila) where Rizal was shot to Rizal Shrine in Calamba City (Laguna) Rizal's hometown is approximately 54 kilometers. It takes 1hr and 5min using a private car via toll roads or 1hr and 53min using a private car via national highway (no toll roads) or 11 hours when you walk non-stop.
The distance from Manila to Laguna depends on what town in Laguna you're going to. If you're going to Sta. Cruz (my hometown) it will take around 3-4 hours by bus, but you will get faster traveling time if you have your own car depending on the traffic situation, of course.
I noticed Luna always referring to Rizal when he sees ibarra....there really is a similarity in their clothing...exactly how Rizal clothes himself in his pictures
The character Fidel Delos Reyes, Crisostomo Ibarra's ilustrado friend and has a big crush on Klay, does not appear in any of the chapters of the novel Noli Me Tangere. In real life Dr. Jose P. Rizal has ilustrado friends mostly Filipino patriots met while studying abroad.
It is about 1-2 hrs if you travel from Manila to Rizal using a car... and also you will see Klay using a Bunot (coconut husk) to scrub and to shine the floor.
laguna is actually not that far away from manila..if ill ride my motorbike i can reach laguna from manila within less than an hour but if i travel by car its gonna be a long ride not because of the distance but because of heavy traffic😁..especially during daytime or rush hour,the traffic in manila is so terrible..but in olden days they use carriage or kalesa in tagalog,if its pulled by 2 horses then its faster maybe it will take 4 to 6 hours to travel from manila to laguna but if its just 1 horse its gonna be slower
Klay knew Crispin and Basilio because, first, her friend told her the fate of one of them, Klay just forgot which kid. She knew they were Sisa's kids. Second, in the modern world, "Sisa" is sort of synonymous with calling someone mentally insane. Even people who don't really know about her. As a joke, which is generally harmless yet insensitive to people who might actually suffer from mental illness, people pretend to be her and call out incessantly to her kids: "Basilio! Crispin! Where are you? Crispin! Basilio!"
Hello! I just want to give information about, what I think about "baboo" slang word, we often use it to someone annoying or we are close with but it literally means "get lost" or commonly known as "babye" or short for bye bye and goodbye, its very casual the word baboo came from the word "bye" into "ba" + the word "boo" is like a tagalog expression when you are kicking someone/something out, can also be translated as vanish, be gone, leave etc. btw! love your reactions about this tv series^^
Klay is familiar with Crispin and Basilio even though she only read until chapter 3 its bec those boys together with their mother Sisa are major characters of the novel and learning about their pain and suffering is heartbreaking. Here in the Philippines, Noli is first introduced in the high school level and it can sometimes be re-introduced in the college level. So for Klay, seeing those boys is a sight to behold.
2:13 They likely have no idea that she was imprisoned since they're in the province. Not unless she was with someone that can relay the message to her group.
i assumed this San Diego is Calamba Laguna where Jose Rizal reside in real life. Laguna is located beside Metro manila it only take an hour to go to Laguna.
I love the way you speak in Tagalog... ... That is sooooo CUTE !!!! Yo aprendi Espanol para habla aqui... Come over the Philippines and I'll marry both of you... hahahhaha
Ate Sol and Ate Luna, your Tagalog learning development is improving! Everything that you react to in Tagalog is on point! So I'm impressed that you really now are good at speaking the language, and I'll be looking forward to that you'll be the first Latina reactor/content creator that can use Tagalog fully for a Filipino audience☺️👏🏼 Keep Learning, amigas!
In the Philippines the word senorita is only address on rich people during the Spanish era like princess .. today it's commonly used to a lazy sister or daughter.. lol
Amazing! your Tagalog are very good! by the way the actor who played the leader of bandit is Kirst Viray and Padre Salvi is Juancho Triviño just in case you need it for research😉🤣🤣 Manila to Laguna probably 7 to 8 hours if you commute but if you have your own car probably less, and San Diego, Laguna by the way is just a fictional place from the book.
Based on the novel and historical archives, Manila to Laguna would be like Manila City or Intramuros to Calamba, Laguna (Rizal's Hometown). There were 2 ways to travel there during Spanish or Rizal's time. Either by Steamboat or Horse carriage, I assume 2 to 4 hours. In modern times probably it will take 1 1/2 to 2 hours by car, train, or bus. If we consider San Diego as Quezon province which is Rizal's one of his Summer place probably it 'll take 12 or more hours or in the Ilocos area for a couple of days for sure by Horse carriage.
Sisa is a classic audition piece here in the Philippines, that's why Klay knows the kids, but it's up to you, there might be spoilers if you watch/search for Sisa's audition piece.
Those friends you are asking where they were cannot be with her when she was in prison due to the fact that they are bandits an enemy of the state. That is the real reason why Spanish friars doesn’t want filipino to have knowledge, cause they do not want the filipinos to fight them.
If there's no traffic, Manila to Laguna could take estimatedly half a day of travelling by Car. Though in old times there are no traffic, Roads aren't that developed so travels could take much longer than estimated time. And considering they're riding Calesa which is slower than cars, yes it could be 24 to 36 hours of travels.
Oh yeah about Padre Salvi's visual like mygod, why did you create such a handsome and hot looking demon. But anyway, let's see if you're still gonna like him in the upcoming episodes.
I wonder if you guys know the etymology of the relatively new coined word " Marites". It comes from the phrase " mare, anong latest?", translated as "mare (sis), what's the latest (chismis)?". Mare itself comes from comadre, filipinized as kumare, and eventually shortened as mare. And I'm sure you're familiar with how Filipinos like to shorten their given names to Maricel (Maria Celestina), Maribel (Maria Isabel), and of course Marites (Maria Teresita). But do you know that "Marites" has mutated and has given birth to several close cousins? First up is Marisol (mareng tagasulsol, provoker). This is used for a person who deliberately incite intrigue by adding information (fake or otherwise) to an already controversial issue. Next is Marietta ( mare heto pa, sis here's more), the person who shares a follow up story to an ongoing one. And finally Mariposa (mare post mo na, sis post it now).
This style of adding -NG to foreign language is part of a trend that goes back as for as long as I can remember Filipinos are good in mixing languages incorporating it to a local language to form a sentence That’s why we have Taglish, Tagalog plus English
Oh we do that in other languages locally and dialect as well Of course the most commonis English But we also mix local languages like Bisaya plus Tagalog
I guess the creator who put subs cut the vid on purpose due to copyright issues. But once you watch it on the gma app the music and stuff was normal and nice
@@SolLunaTV In Filipino, "don" = (1) [from the Spanish language and the Spanish word "don"] a Filipino word that is used to call or refer to, and especially address or greet a male person or individual, especially for respect and politeness; a word that is used to call, refer, or address an older male person or individual, or a male person or individual with age; synonymous with sir, mister, monsieur, and señor; (2) [from the Spanish language and the Spanish word "don"] a Filipino word that is used to call or refer to, and especially address or greet a male person or individual, especially for respect and politeness, but specifically for a male person or individual with a higher social status; "donya" or "dónya" if female, usually or commonly the wife or housewife of the "don", synonymous with "doña" [from the Spanish language and the Spanish word "doña"] and "donna" [from the English language and the English word "donna"]; (3) [from the Ibanag language and the Ibanag word "don"] (a) leaf [in the Ibanag language]. On the other hand, in Filipino, "mang" = a Filipino shorter, shorten, or contracted form of the Filipino word "manong" or "mánong". "Manong" or "mánong" = (1) [from the Spanish language and the Spanish word "hermano"] a Filipino word for a male devotee; (2) [from the Spanish language and the Spanish word "hermano"] a Filipino word for an older brother or older male sibling, or the eldest brother or eldest male sibling, or a "kuya" or "kúya"; (3) [from the Spanish language and the Spanish word "hermano"] a Filipino word that is used to call, refer to, greet, or address any older male person or individual; "manang" or "mánang" if female = (1) [from the Spanish language and the Spanish word "hermana"] a shorter, shorten, or contracted form of the Spanish and Filipino word "hermana"; (2) [from the Spanish language and the Spanish word "hermana"] a religious female/girl/lady/woman; (3) [colloquial word] an old female/lady/woman; (4) [from the Ilocano language and from the Ilocano word "manang", which is from the Spanish language and the Spanish word "hermana"] a Filipino word that is used to call, refer to, greet, or address any older female person or individual; "manong" or "mánong" if male.
*Español: ¡No me importa!* *English: I don't care/mind!* *Filipino and/or Tagalog: Walâ akóng pakialám! / Wala akong pakialam! ; Walâ akóng paké! / Wala akong pake!* *Chavacano: No hay yo que ver! ; Que se vaya! ; Nada yo de que ver! ; No hay nada yo de que ver!*
Wala akong pakialam = I don't care. No important = Hindi importante OR walang kaso. Since you are giving spoilers of El Fili, I think the handsome rebel with a lingering screen time to Careless Whisper is Elias of El Fili.🙂
Hello Girls! Crispin and Basilio and their mother Sisa are very famous characters that even if you have not read the novel (Here in the Philippines) you will know them, that is why Klay knows them even if she only read 3 chapters of the novel. I didn't spoil anything! Hahaha!
Cant wait for ur next rv. 👍😀
I cannot complete my UA-cam marathon without watching your reaction to this milestone. Thank you for your honest reaction. It's definitely genuine.
Here in the Philippines, Maria Clara is a symbol of the traditional expectations to every Filipino women to be modest and reserved.
Sol’s Tagalog is so good! And yes, I’ve noticed the firefly is there’s sometimes almost as if warning her about danger or a bad omen, but it’s also there to comfort her afterwards. Again, this is just my theory. I can’t wait for you guys to know more about Crispin and Basilio, as well as their mother Sisa. I won’t spoil anything, but their characters are important in the novel. Even my parents who forgot what happened in Noli only remembers the name Crispin, Basilio, and Sisa clearly.
The weird music cuts are due to the formatting of television series here. An episode is cut multiple times when shown on the tv due to the MANY commercial gaps. For example, the average duration of an episode of MCI is 20+ mins but the time slot on tv is 8-9 pm, that’s one hour. So there’s like 30+ mins worth of ads in between cuts lmao.
Jose Rizal doesn’t want rebellion. He wants the Philippines to be part of Spain but with equal rights. The purpose of the two novels is to discourage rebellion but to encourage education. He believes that to free the Philippines, knowledge is the key and not violence.
"how long will it take in modern time to arrive in Laguna?"
I have lived in Laguna (particularly in San Pedro), and i usually take bus to go back to grandma's house. By bus, it takes 2 hrs and a half time ☺️
Im from Laguna and I work in Manila. It takes 2hrs to reach the first city of Laguna from Manila by bus.
As per google map, the distance from Luneta (Manila) where Rizal was shot to Rizal Shrine in Calamba City (Laguna) Rizal's hometown is approximately 54 kilometers. It takes 1hr and 5min using a private car via toll roads or 1hr and 53min using a private car via national highway (no toll roads) or 11 hours when you walk non-stop.
EYYYYYYYYYY
Wow you guys read the books?!
Thats amazing!
We never finished
The distance from Manila to Laguna depends on what town in Laguna you're going to. If you're going to Sta. Cruz (my hometown) it will take around 3-4 hours by bus, but you will get faster traveling time if you have your own car depending on the traffic situation, of course.
I'm from Laguna, San Pedro but I think San Diego is Calamba Laguna, I think it takes 4 hours depends on heavy traffic 🤣🤣🤣
I noticed Luna always referring to Rizal when he sees ibarra....there really is a similarity in their clothing...exactly how Rizal clothes himself in his pictures
The character Fidel Delos Reyes, Crisostomo Ibarra's ilustrado friend and has a big crush on Klay, does not appear in any of the chapters of the novel Noli Me Tangere.
In real life Dr. Jose P. Rizal has ilustrado friends mostly Filipino patriots met while studying abroad.
Up to now whenever I am watching your blogs I cannot distinguish whose who among the two of you, forgive me. But i really like the two of you.
It is about 1-2 hrs if you travel from Manila to Rizal using a car... and also you will see Klay using a Bunot (coconut husk) to scrub and to shine the floor.
laguna is actually not that far away from manila..if ill ride my motorbike i can reach laguna from manila within less than an hour but if i travel by car its gonna be a long ride not because of the distance but because of heavy traffic😁..especially during daytime or rush hour,the traffic in manila is so terrible..but in olden days they use carriage or kalesa in tagalog,if its pulled by 2 horses then its faster maybe it will take 4 to 6 hours to travel from manila to laguna but if its just 1 horse its gonna be slower
Don't worry girls, this novel had a lot of twist and conflict lol
You both are so cute to watch. And thank you Sol & Luna for doing this every reaction is genuinely indeed. ❤️
Klay knew Crispin and Basilio because, first, her friend told her the fate of one of them, Klay just forgot which kid. She knew they were Sisa's kids. Second, in the modern world, "Sisa" is sort of synonymous with calling someone mentally insane. Even people who don't really know about her. As a joke, which is generally harmless yet insensitive to people who might actually suffer from mental illness, people pretend to be her and call out incessantly to her kids: "Basilio! Crispin! Where are you? Crispin! Basilio!"
I love watching the previous episodes and reacting together with you guys. It’s more entertaining because you’re so affected with the scenes 😂😂😂😂
Hello! I just want to give information about, what I think about "baboo" slang word, we often use it to someone annoying or we are close with but it literally means "get lost" or commonly known as "babye" or short for bye bye and goodbye, its very casual
the word baboo came from the word "bye" into "ba" + the word "boo" is like a tagalog expression when you are kicking someone/something out, can also be translated as vanish, be gone, leave etc.
btw! love your reactions about this tv series^^
Klay is familiar with Crispin and Basilio even though she only read until chapter 3 its bec those boys together with their mother Sisa are major characters of the novel and learning about their pain and suffering is heartbreaking. Here in the Philippines, Noli is first introduced in the high school level and it can sometimes be re-introduced in the college level. So for Klay, seeing those boys is a sight to behold.
Hi girls Sol&Luna! Im always excited to your reactions every episode. keep up the good work!👍we love you🥰😊
The Set where Crisostomo Ibarra lives is also the same set that GMA use in Philippine Adaptation of Mexicanovela “Marimar”.
To all new subs please don't spoil them hahahha
i love your reactions very straightforward and funny at the same time looking forward for reaction from both of you in the upcoming episodes❤️❤️❤️
2:13 They likely have no idea that she was imprisoned since they're in the province. Not unless she was with someone that can relay the message to her group.
lmao u sisters are hilarious, your reactions and ideas, very funny 😆
i assumed this San Diego is Calamba Laguna where Jose Rizal reside in real life. Laguna is located beside Metro manila it only take an hour to go to Laguna.
Manila to San Diego take a bus travel time 3 hrs.
Travel from manila to laguna nowadays is 2 to 3 hrs
I love the way you speak in Tagalog... ... That is sooooo CUTE !!!! Yo aprendi Espanol para habla aqui... Come over the Philippines and I'll marry both of you... hahahhaha
Ate Sol and Ate Luna, your Tagalog learning development is improving!
Everything that you react to in Tagalog is on point! So I'm impressed that you really now are good at speaking the language, and I'll be looking forward to that you'll be the first Latina reactor/content creator that can use Tagalog fully for a Filipino audience☺️👏🏼 Keep Learning, amigas!
WOW Imagine having that honor!
Klay (Barbie Forteza) is a very good actress
Intramuros to San Diego Laguna is 90km apart
A single horse carriage can go 12km to 16km per hour
Pobreng si Crisostomo niiice
The edits are meant for tv broadcast
Sorry 😢
In the Philippines the word senorita is only address on rich people during the Spanish era like princess .. today it's commonly used to a lazy sister or daughter.. lol
Oh wow, here is just an unmarried woman
@@SolLunaTV so most the time it's sound rude.. when someone call you senorita or senorita.. imagine someone call you a prince or princess... Lol
@@SolLunaTV unmarried woman is address as BINIBINI or simply miss in modern time
14:01 Pakialam is one word, it is the root word. Paki and alam is a whole different word. Pakialam = care
alam ko, pero that's the way I will memorize it better if I relate it to 2 words that I already know hehehe
@@SolLunaTV Ahhh I see. Haha
I think you will be surprised by the end of el fili. 😉😁
OHHH DRAMA HUH? SOON LOL
Amazing! your Tagalog are very good! by the way the actor who played the leader of bandit is Kirst Viray and Padre Salvi is Juancho Triviño just in case you need it for research😉🤣🤣 Manila to Laguna probably 7 to 8 hours if you commute but if you have your own car probably less, and San Diego, Laguna by the way is just a fictional place from the book.
Salamat sa ayuda 😉
@@SolLunaTV No. Manila to Laguna only takes less than 2hrs from Manila via car. It's not as far as Baguio where it has to take 8hrs travel.
@@Yojaimnida if you have a car, have you tried commuting though? plus traffic.
San Diego was actually a fiction town but its comparable to Calamba Laguna in real life, which is Jose Rizal’s hometown.
panderegla is the first Filipino bread
The moment klay meet Crispin and Basilio that's the beginning of the most exciting episodes😉. It will be a roller coster
Based on the novel and historical archives, Manila to Laguna would be like Manila City or Intramuros to Calamba, Laguna (Rizal's Hometown). There were 2 ways to travel there during Spanish or Rizal's time. Either by Steamboat or Horse carriage, I assume 2 to 4 hours. In modern times probably it will take 1 1/2 to 2 hours by car, train, or bus. If we consider San Diego as Quezon province which is Rizal's one of his Summer place probably it 'll take 12 or more hours or in the Ilocos area for a couple of days for sure by Horse carriage.
Sisa is a classic audition piece here in the Philippines, that's why Klay knows the kids, but it's up to you, there might be spoilers if you watch/search for Sisa's audition piece.
Ps: audition for acting/theater
Those friends you are asking where they were cannot be with her when she was in prison due to the fact that they are bandits an enemy of the state. That is the real reason why Spanish friars doesn’t want filipino to have knowledge, cause they do not want the filipinos to fight them.
i think luna or sol? On the left side. Can easily to learn to speak in tagalog if she want to, She always curious about in tagalog words.
If there's no traffic, Manila to Laguna could take estimatedly half a day of travelling by Car.
Though in old times there are no traffic, Roads aren't that developed so travels could take much longer than estimated time. And considering they're riding Calesa which is slower than cars, yes it could be 24 to 36 hours of travels.
Basilio and Crispin are the sons of Sisa.
Don't worry guys, more complicated conflicts are on the upcoming episodes. Looking forward to it!
Oh yeah about Padre Salvi's visual like mygod, why did you create such a handsome and hot looking demon. But anyway, let's see if you're still gonna like him in the upcoming episodes.
I wonder if you guys know the etymology of the relatively new coined word " Marites". It comes from the phrase " mare, anong latest?", translated as "mare (sis), what's the latest (chismis)?".
Mare itself comes from comadre, filipinized as kumare, and eventually shortened as mare. And I'm sure you're familiar with how Filipinos like to shorten their given names to Maricel (Maria Celestina), Maribel (Maria Isabel), and of course Marites (Maria Teresita).
But do you know that "Marites" has mutated and has given birth to several close cousins? First up is Marisol (mareng tagasulsol, provoker). This is used for a person who deliberately incite intrigue by adding information (fake or otherwise) to an already controversial issue.
Next is Marietta ( mare heto pa, sis here's more), the person who shares a follow up story to an ongoing one. And finally Mariposa (mare post mo na, sis post it now).
Maraming salamat sa explanation 😊
Laguna is just next to Muntinlupa City which is part of South Metro Manila. It only takes 1 to 2 hrs by train.
Manila to Laguna takes 4 to 8 hrs maximum by motorcycle..
You will get more drama soon. It'll soon get darker and heavier.
Girls, I think the brother of the mujer libre is Kirst Viray. He's a model/actor ad yes...he is really hot. HAHA
The music was cut and not continuous because it was broadcast on television with a five-minute commercial in between. 😂🤣😂
Tama!
Tough love Fidel 😂
Good read for
Wala akong pakialam
This style of adding -NG to foreign language is part of a trend that goes back as for as long as I can remember
Filipinos are good in mixing languages incorporating it to a local language to form a sentence
That’s why we have Taglish, Tagalog plus English
Oh we do that in other languages locally and dialect as well
Of course the most commonis English
But we also mix local languages like Bisaya plus Tagalog
I am from Laguna. 3 to 4 hours travel from Manila to Laguna.
I guess the creator who put subs cut the vid on purpose due to copyright issues. But once you watch it on the gma app the music and stuff was normal and nice
Wala akong pakialam significa No tengo nada que ver.
❤️❤️❤️
The food they are showing wrapped in banana leaves might be suman, a kind of rice cake.
PLEASE DO NOT SPOIL ‼️‼️‼️
They cut the music coz GMA7 has to earn money... They put commerciaks in between episodes... 😱
Aaaaah
Babooh means goodbye or bye... This word always used by the Gays, Sward when they are leaving
isa't kalahating oras kung babyahe ng madaling araw ng alas tres. mula Laguna papuntang Maynila. Walang lugar na San Diego sa Laguna.
San diego laguna is calamba laguna.. the birth place of jose rizal 🙂
meron san diego sa laguna
Mang is different from Don.. Mang is for commoners while DON is for the rich people..
Here Don is for the old people lol specifically old men
@@SolLunaTV
In Filipino, "don" = (1) [from the Spanish language and the Spanish word "don"] a Filipino word that is used to call or refer to, and especially address or greet a male person or individual, especially for respect and politeness; a word that is used to call, refer, or address an older male person or individual, or a male person or individual with age; synonymous with sir, mister, monsieur, and señor; (2) [from the Spanish language and the Spanish word "don"] a Filipino word that is used to call or refer to, and especially address or greet a male person or individual, especially for respect and politeness, but specifically for a male person or individual with a higher social status; "donya" or "dónya" if female, usually or commonly the wife or housewife of the "don", synonymous with "doña" [from the Spanish language and the Spanish word "doña"] and "donna" [from the English language and the English word "donna"]; (3) [from the Ibanag language and the Ibanag word "don"] (a) leaf [in the Ibanag language].
On the other hand, in Filipino, "mang" = a Filipino shorter, shorten, or contracted form of the Filipino word "manong" or "mánong". "Manong" or "mánong" = (1) [from the Spanish language and the Spanish word "hermano"] a Filipino word for a male devotee; (2) [from the Spanish language and the Spanish word "hermano"] a Filipino word for an older brother or older male sibling, or the eldest brother or eldest male sibling, or a "kuya" or "kúya"; (3) [from the Spanish language and the Spanish word "hermano"] a Filipino word that is used to call, refer to, greet, or address any older male person or individual; "manang" or "mánang" if female = (1) [from the Spanish language and the Spanish word "hermana"] a shorter, shorten, or contracted form of the Spanish and Filipino word "hermana"; (2) [from the Spanish language and the Spanish word "hermana"] a religious female/girl/lady/woman; (3) [colloquial word] an old female/lady/woman; (4) [from the Ilocano language and from the Ilocano word "manang", which is from the Spanish language and the Spanish word "hermana"] a Filipino word that is used to call, refer to, greet, or address any older female person or individual; "manong" or "mánong" if male.
*Español: ¡No me importa!*
*English: I don't care/mind!*
*Filipino and/or Tagalog: Walâ akóng pakialám! / Wala akong pakialam! ; Walâ akóng paké! / Wala akong pake!*
*Chavacano: No hay yo que ver! ; Que se vaya! ; Nada yo de que ver! ; No hay nada yo de que ver!*
Bisaya: Wa koy labot/ Kiber!
Ilonggo: Wala ako man pakialam gid ya
@@martinvanrequilme776 sorry pero ung ilonggo/ hiligaynon is mali. " Wala ako labot/ wala ko labot/ wala ko ya labot" ang tama.
Sol and luna wala pa kayo sa exciting part para umiyak paglumabas na ang character ni Sisa yare kayo.
Paki translate nalang hehe
Pati mga taga ibang bansa na😂😂😂😂👏
WALA AKO PAKIALAM - I DONT CARE
13:51 you can shorten "wala akong pakialam" to "Lakompake" :)
Actually, the word "Wala akong pakialam" usually means " I don't care." In ph
Wala akong pakialam = I don't care. No important = Hindi importante OR walang kaso. Since you are giving spoilers of El Fili, I think the handsome rebel with a lingering screen time to Careless Whisper is Elias of El Fili.🙂