KESAMAAN BAHASA INDONESIA DAN BAHASA TAGALOG!! WOAH BAHASA YANG HAMPIR SAMA!! [FILIPINO REACTION🇵🇭]

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[@asky4911]

We love Indonesia, from Filipinas 🇵🇭🇲🇨

[@indonesianball8280]

Thanks you so much bro

[@agungnurdian1932]

🇵🇭🇮🇩

[@tiganauto]

Bendera lu salah BAMBANG

[@ikhwandika9331]

Are you from Philipines 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@hamdaninfo1649]

Respect Philippines and indonesia 🇵🇭🇵🇱❤🇵🇭🇵🇱❤🇵🇭🇵🇱

[@rioandhika1484]

🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@sariirawan6245]

🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🤔🤔

[@Kanal7Indonesia]

Bodo amat

[@ahmadtarmiji5677]

The linguistic comparsion is fine, untuk mempererat hubungan Indonesia, Philippines salam dari Indonesia 🇮🇩🇵🇭

[@gulantang3238]

The Philippines was Malay and Muslim too, before the Spanish colonizers came. that's what Duterte said.

[@rinaldir8628]

One big family, one giant archipelago, before the colonialists (Dutch and Spanish) came to "separate" us.

[@mrrazor01_]

Siji = one
Loro = two
Telu = three
Papat = four
Limo= five
Enem= six
Pitu = Seven
Wolu = eight
Songo = Nine
Sepuluh = ten
Java Languange

[@rifarif9987]

Yeah you need react more like this, we can learn together both of country.

[@yabes21]

Yeayyy.. Philippines is Indonesian sibling 😍👍👍

[@ronnychristie1414]

Ina = Ibu/mama ( Minahasa/Manado Culture language -North Sulawesi Province Indonesia..

[@julianhakeem3188]

Ini my province BELI is BUY too... Anyw I'm Central Sulawesi, Indonesia

[@liesah1989]

One of the areas in Indonesia that uses the Togalog language a lot is North Maluku, precisely in Pulo Morotai, Halmahera.

[@bang_jaw6737]

Mantap adik

[@WOWKRN142]

Hallo im from indonesia 🇮🇩 . I very love FILIPINO, because all my friend from filipino...

[@illas1]

Kok sma kak tpi terbalik
Aku org filipina tpi banyak kawan aku org indonesia smua

[@xfauzi]

Yeah our DNA and Culture so related.
We Austronesian Archipelago (ID, MY, PH, SG and Brunei)

[@zackbro6784]

Long live Austronesians 💪🏻😊👍🏻☕

[@hoosinhan]

The Austronesian languages spreads not only by colonizations by Formosan diasporas. But also by cultural adoptions and mixed admixture. The dna of austronesian speakers vary wildly, suggesting different human ancestor groups in the past.

[@hoosinhan]

Remember the nusantara archipelago were not devoid of humans when settlers arrived from Formosa.

[@WR-ub6sp]

Because blood thicker than water, even spanish try to change about your nation original history the languages will preserve it well the ancient connection with other nation

[@raymondubanan6053]

Wow pxharlie galingmo marunong din ka pala magbisaya..watchng from mindanao philippines

[@kangbulle21244]

masih satu rumpun dgn indonesia (malaysia,filipin)👍👍😁

[@bambang9897]

6:34 in some Indonesian ethnic groups, the words "ina" or "inang" means = mother. FYI, "inang" is official vocabulary. unfortunately, the man in that video maybe temporarily unable to retrieve the word "inang" from his memory

[@pelajarexcel]

i am from Palu, Central Sulawesi. I confirm "ina" mean "ibu" in my local languange but "Ina" use for older women not for biological mother

[@okanetra4023]

yes...👍👍

[@arlymranario1563]

"inang" is classic Tagalog word for Mother. nowadays, only old generations and people living in Tagalog provinces speak this kind of words. i mean Tagalog people not living in urban areas.

[@hoosinhan]

Inang also means mother in Minang

[@hoosinhan]

The word inang is adopted in bahasa indonesia means host of a parasitic plant.

[@udinlaitte8434]

Orang sulawesi indonesia, secara genetik sangat dekat / sangat mirip formasi DNA nya dengan orang taiwan dan orang filipina krn diduga orang yg mendiami pulau sulawesi di Indonesia berasal dari cina melewati taiwan terus ke filipina dan terakhir menuju ke pulau sulawesi di indonesia..

[@sukanontonyutub4122]

Wahh tambah lancar berbahasa Indonesia nya 👍👍Semoga bisa datang di Indonesia

[@jaysonagapito8663]

Hindi kataka taka na may mga salitang magkahalintulad Sa Filipino (Tagalog) at Bahasa Indonesia, dahil Ang mga wika natin ay nabibilang Sa Austronesian na wika...
Awesome vid mam 😊👍👍

[@robbycarnando4512]

Mabuhay...saya suka banget alysa valdez😂😂😂

[@DavidJoyTV]

When do you come to Indonesia, the Indonesians are friendly, lol

[@firdausdoddy3152]

untuk panggilan ibu =ina.
bahasanya sm dng bahasa lombok. panggil ina jg. (filipin inako=inakku lombok)

[@ImpraEfendi]

Indonesia = pulau
Filiphina/tagalog= pulo
Jawa/java= pulo
It seems that some of the Java language is the same as the Tagalog language🤔😄

[@rahim7327]

In Tagalog it's either pulo or isla but isla is more common

[@gastikriskyutama5058]

Karena sama sama serumpun
Nusantara(🇮🇩🇲🇾🇧🇳🇸🇬🇵🇭)

[@Laubye]

I want to learn Tagalog because my friend is from the Philippines hahha

[@kusmankusmana2114]

Terima kasih atas bandingan bahasa Tagalog dan Indonesia. Pernah beberapa tahun yang lalu beberapa orang Filipina belajar bahasa Indonesia di Universitas Padjadjaran Bandung.

[@mrsutrisno2928]

Saya dulu punya teman orang philipina, secara penyebutan untuk setiap kata kata yang mirip bahasa indonesia itu menurut saya seperti bahasa melayu malaysia/brunei darussalam.

[@mohdsaiful9896]

Tepat👍

[@lunar-e.6620]

Even these days there are many Indonesians in Philippines, some of theme Taxi Drivers.
One time I was in Manila, i used to ride taxi, the driver i thought he was a Filipino then when i asked him some questions because i have no idea the places within Manila because i'm from Visayas region far away from Manila, he didn't know much also the places within Manila, then told me that he is Indonesian and just about year he has been working as Taxi Driver. Some
Indonesians in Philippines aren't officially documented, they are living there like nomal Filipino citizens, free education, free health services, etc...

[@anakmuda8657]

🇮🇩🤝🇵🇭

[@jarotganteng6062]

By baby ❤️

[@abdulrahamanmohamedshah4039]

Malaysia,Indonesia and Philipino oneroot(we are sibling)tq harlie

[@arifinazhari9744]

King = Raja, sedangkan dalam bahasa tagalog "Raha".Huruf J dibaca H karna pengaruh spanyol.

[@rufa7842]

INDONESIA N FILIPINO IS BROTHERS

[@rickyafri3336]

Bahasa kita hampir sama kakak ☺️, saya dari Indonesian 🇮🇩 kakak ☺️

[@rickienobajuri6560]

Sportifnya orang Pilipina gak mau mengaku serumpun. enggak seperti orang Melayu, datok bukan datuk. enggak ada nenek tapi "datin" (enggak ada di kamus Melayu lama) dan banyak lagi yg dirusak. kok enggak takut ke Tuhannya berdusta mengakui serumpun.

[@BakasChannelini]

Philipin, malaysia, brunai, singapore bagian dari NUSANTARA dibawah kerajaan sriwijaya pada zaman dulu, jadi gak heran kalau bahasa tagalog banya yang sama dengan bahasa Indonesia dan bahasa daerah di indonesia, Indonesia Tujuh , bahasa komering = tagalog Pito, Babi = bahasa tagalo baboi komering baboi , api bahasa tagalog apoi, bahasa komering apoi , komering adalah suku daerah di sumatera selatan, kebanyakan bahasa tagalog sama dengan bahasa komering

[@bangki2986]

Ya benar kawan

[@desalfinalfin4600]

In suku Batak mother call inang like Philippines Ina , banyak persamaan juga dengan similar to language suku Kalimantan Utara dan suku Nias di Sumatra

[@bungkasan9218]

Salam kenal aja buat mbak nya.dari Palembang Indonesia

[@brajadenta4825]

Inako...! 😂😂
Pak Wo...Tulungagung pacare arek Philipin sido rabi po ora kae.😁wes runtang runtung masa ga sido.
Kejadian terus tapi gak jadi2😀😀

[@renzobarai1189]

Before 500 years ago we are the same region and same nation. Foreign country like Netherland, Portugal, Spain, Arab, Indian, and British is separated us and influence our cultures.

[@irvinsonkrown7591]

You are definitely right my brother!

[@amimaaja9877]

Hahaaaaaa,baru komen nih,hau saudara cantik aku

[@RatuXuanyin-]

Kakak cantik upload lagi dong video nya ,terima kasih

[@hudaafdhol9948]

I am from indonesia married filiphina people but i am cannot speak tagalog wkwkwkwk

[@HLkingvee]

Bahasa Indonesia harlie bagus juga ya 😊

[@ihsanosaurus]

Indonesia and philipine were from the same root. European colonialism that made us different country

[@tripausih1228]

Cuy ini penonton nya orang Indonesia semua.mantap 👍👍👍👍👍

[@zihadabdullah6370]

Cantik bnget😍

[@edwardmakabling418]

I was browsing in netflix for a romantic film then I saw Dilan. In that movie I heard a character said "Pasok" (Come In) and "Gising na" (Wake Up) and also I notice the "Hand Please" or "Mano" in Filipino. And because of that I finished the Dilan trilogy and breaks my heart.

[@do_hawu]

I am from south east Indonesia. I am Sabuneese ethnic. We call mom is INA and we call Dad is AMA like Tagalog 😁😁

[@edyrinjani4383]

in Lombok mather is INAK
and father is AMAK

[@IErfanCN]

Sama di Nias juga 😀
Mama : Ina
Papa : Ama

[@Kanal7Indonesia]

SundA/Jawa : Rama -- father ; indung -- mother

[@hendrizalzainal5051]

Di Pilipina Juan dibaca Huan, Jose dibaca Hose, mungkin pengaruh Spanyol. Di California La Jola dibaca la hoya

[@rahim7327]

Yea spanish influence

[@wawanbee8039]

you are a smart and beautiful woman I like you greetings from Indonesia


[@jempiliang]

They are such an Awesome couple

[@pocimocy]

Ternyata kita bahasanya ( tagalog ) sama Api 🔥 Apoy, pintu pito, beli bili, Surat Sulat. Ga ada bedanya cuma orang Philippines ga bisa bilang ( R ) errrrr

[@southernaxepact3706]

Roots of Filipino, the highest percentage is from Indonesia by history 👍😊

[@meijipurwantochannel2920]

Filipina kalo sama* di jajah belanda mungkin jadi salah satu provinsi di Indonesia dan bahasa Tagalog hanya salah satu dari beribu suku bahasa di Indonesia mangkanya banyak kemiripan😎

[@agosjaya9563]

Suku melaya ( indo,philifina,malaysi,brunei,singapore,thailand,kamboja )

[@aidulcandra879]

In my local language in Sulawesi, mother is also "ina"

[@plundererex4106]

I think its similiar language... but for tagalog accent (similiar indonesian) like the melayu sumateras island (not melayu from province Aceh)...
Like similiar with accent Melayu from Palembang Province and Jambi Province (similiar use O)

[@misakiid956]

I find this on my youtube home.
Maybe long time ago, ID & PH in one big island, maybe thats why similiar
Nice content btw, much learning..
I want it again pls😁
Salam from indonesia 🇮🇩

[@qcgarcia]

what is "electric fan" in japanese?

[@amimaaja9877]

Ibu/inang di indo adalah ibu bisa nenek juga bisa.

[@uket3279]

Saya Indonesia dari pulau Lombok, mother dalam bahasa daerah kami INAQ hampir sama dengan INA di Tagalog

[@asepeparmono7906]

Princes harlie teruslah berkarir ok

[@agustinapujirahayu5638]

bangsa pilipina masih keturunan melayu..tapi budaya melayu hilang karena dijajah spanyol.

[@fahmisaja3490]

kata beli k tagalok bili sm dgn bahasa org sulut berucap kata bili, takut k tagalok takot tp d sulut tako, byk persamaan dgn bhasa indonesia tp klo dialog org sulut ada jg huruf terakhir g d ucap tp pd dsrnya mirip2 kata yg d gnkan d dua negara ini tp yg agak beda dialog org d sulut dgn filipina dlm intonasi bunyi suara yg terucap agak beda terdengar krn d sulut punya logat tersendiri klo sdh biasa dengar org sulut lg ngobrol tp ada jg kata d sulut sm dgn kata yg d gnkan d mlysia sperti dorang d sulut jg d sebut dorang alias mrk dlm bentuk byk utk manusia

[@AbdulKadir-qn8ni]

Ina ( mother) tagalog language. But in lombok island ( west nusa tenggara) indonesia INA meaning mother olso .

[@thalalakbar3977]

They are similar

[@DwarChief]

Well some of us in Kalimantan/Borneo, say babui = pig lmao

[@ARRANSYA]

Mother:
Ina (Tagalog)
Ibu (Indonesia)
inak (Sasak Lombok Island Indonesia)
inang (Melayu Minang)

[@herrybento593]

klo ina dalam bahasa deerah ntt artinya ibu

[@bokkendabokken7689]

Big culture getting separated. By imported dogma, and bullshit. Break us apart. Sundaland is bigger than you think

[@dentaeverywhere7928]

Babuy and apuy have same meaning ini lampung language, 😂😂

[@suriamsyahramsyah8417]

In Tapanuli west Indonesia mother called inang ( Tagalog ina )

[@snowlavander4502]

Fire, Api, when apoi that madura language is meant fire😂🤣😂

[@shaneconcepcion2434]

same 👍

[@Koala_Ai]

How to count numbers in bugis.
1=seddi'
2=rua
3=tellu
4=eppa'
5=lima
6=enneng
7=pitu
8=arua
9=asera
10=sappulo

[@aksaraaksar]

keep walking Mbakkkk

[@bratherakim0212]

i from indo,,ina at my village same with tagalog it mean mother

[@asyfa_2761]

Sukses selalu Buat kamu di Filipina from Indonesia 🇮🇩

[@ongjesjossiep1071]

Tagalok setahu saya bahasa Sulawesi tapi Filipina bendiri Manila adalah orang minang

[@vallvall9432]

Please.Please.Please Reacts
"Home" Michael Bubble Cover by Habibie From YT Rive Music.
Thank you...🙏🙏🙏

[@anggi8363]

Sebutan untuk ibu atau mama dalam bahasa Indonesia Ina dalam bahasa Tagalog sama dgn sebagian besar bahasa daerah di seluruh Indonesia, Ama untuk ayah. Demikian juga dgn 7 hampir sebagian besar bahasa daerah di Indonesia sebut Fitu atau pitu.
Saya yakin nasih banyak lagi kesamaan.

[@nmixxchange]

In Indonesia we have batac people same alike in Filipina

[@bungcoba6956]

Mother = Ina = Inang (batakness language). So if you couldn't find the word in Bahasa Indonesia, you will find it in other ethnic language such as Pito (Seven), you can find this word in Javanese language.
Raja actually is Sanskrit word. In old Malay (Ancient Bahasa), King = Dato/Datu. But today it has different meaning, Dato/Datu = Grand father.
Interestingly, Ratu probably also came from the word Dato/Datu. Today "Ratu" means "Queen" not "King". Hence Keraton (palace) < Keratuan < kedatoan.
These people in this archipelago actually are the same people, they were separated because of colonization.

[@alfikaruniawan8772]

Ya you are correct

[@yudiafianto9126]

In torajanese ethnic PITO( 7 ) ,BASA ( baca ) because im torajanese ethnic so i hear that girls say that words the voice like we say in torajanese

[@mr.sihombing2263]

B*jang inam = P*tang inam
Same too 😵

[@haniefknight]

its just bahasa or formal language,, indonesia have 300+ tribes and 600 local ethnic language ,, if its revealed maybe there are lot more similarities with tagalog

[@akunbuangan2992]

Philippines also have local languages like Visaya, Kapampangan, etc.

[@ohdlla2648]

My wife is from the philippines. And he is proficient in the bahasa.

[@donrangga1471]

part of Indonesian people says "pulo" for pulau or island. And i already know "buaya" means "buwaya" in tagalog, that is a same spelling

[@andrewsaverino5145]

3:38 similar to the Central Kalimantan language "PANDAK=PENDEK"

[@MDL2407]

Pulau bahasa Ende dr Flores sebutnya Pulo juga

[@orizasativa22-i6y]

King in tagalog is raha,,, similar with maluku utara language,,, kie raha(4 raja) ternate, tidore, jailolo and bacan

[@virarapunsel7434]

from indonesia🇮🇩

[@untung_manikmoyo6764]

Banyak persamaan karena Philipina masuk kepulauan nusantara dan banyak persamaannya

[@MuhammadMuhammad-st3ko]

Bahasa kampungku kami memanggil mama dengan sebutan Ina sama seperti kalian baca kami juga menyebutnya basa 😮😮😮

[@ygprmn_id]

wow, maybe when I go to filipine, i will not gonna lost at all XD

[@RFJourney]

MAYBE WE FROM ATLANTIS AND GOT SEPARATED HIHI

[@c.ronaldocr7274]

Nice reaction... Love from Pakistan

[@leolejo4891]

wow i never know that ^^ , ina/ine, bato/batoq, matai/matay, apoy/apuy, hangin, babuy is similar like Ethnic Dayak Bahau & Kayan traditional language in East Borneo Indonesia and even the meaning is same...i shock :D

[@yusufadonara8275]

Tagalog similar to traditional laguage in Indonesia than bahasa

[@muhammadgatotromadhon2559]

Sudah lumayan ngomong bahasa Indonesia..tambah belajar lagi .biar dpt suami orang Indonesia 🙊

[@abdulagungwijaya6807]

6:29 fun fact. Ina is mother in sulawesian language. Tagalog has so many similiarities with sulawesian labguage. Because you know, we are neighbor. And actually, a lot of sulawesians went to the south part of Philipines back in the day. Thats why

[@tidvrlarvt1023]

Bukan Sulawesi aja.. Puluhan suku di NTT juga sebut Ina

[@coutinhorio99]

bener...faktor geographi.....lucunya moyang filipina dari formosa taiwan....

[@3starsandasun353]

@@coutinhorio99 not all

[@bocahmandalika6376]

LOMBOK SUKU SASAK IBU/INAQ AYAH/AMAK INAQ AMAK

[@sayidahmaulani9543]

Ya kami jg suku di sultra panggil ina.

[@luchmansky]

why philipines language is called as Tagalog ?

[@binsarhopsansinurat5344]

I'm remember first time to learn speak Tagalog and bisaya...to all manga kaibigan ko sa abroad working in malaysia..💝

[@saktimandalaputra]

Yooo