As an ILOCANO myself I would want to clarify the misconception about us being always told as “Kuripot”-In a sense that we are being wise in terms of money. We are just being thrifty and/or not a big spender, we keep our money for our future and emergency purposes like we always thought of “what if wala ka nang bubunutin na pera kapag may emergency” kind of mindset. We just don’t wanna waste our hard earned money to nonsensical things. We earned money and then invests it such as house, car, education, livestocks or buy an agricultural land. Plus, we Ilocanos are not selfish-we are generous. 😊 That’s all from yours truly--from Ilocos Norte. ❤
But do you know what law of attraction say? The more you keep your money, the more it will go away from you. Money is meant to be spent, not to be kept. The more you spent money wisely, the more you attract money. You only live once, treat yourself and your family well with your hard earned money.
@@micronano8345 @micro nano If you have a stable income, why not? But spending more than you should unnecessarily without any enough savings for emergency (or for college if you have children), that does not sound a wise way of living. And even if you die, your hard earned money will be a big help for the loved ones you left behind. Creating happy memories does not have to be expensive. Better be practical.
To answer that misconceptions about bisaya being katulong---well partly to be blame would be the entertainment industry because when they put maid characters they would often showcase these characters as bisaya which is sad. But Bisaya are good singers and hardworkng people..(Morisette Amon, Janine, Dulce, Pilita Corales.. to name a few)..Also if with regards to the pronounciation...majority of our words are pronounced with the hard vowel sounds..but we can pronounce better in english..
totally agree! the most hardworking Filipinos are the bisaya, we already got the top world-class boxing contenders, which are mostly bisaya and Manny Pacquiao is one of them.
@@boyburak182 also mark magsayo the second best featherweight in the world from bohol, ken suson of sb19 from zamboanga del sur, beauty gonzalez, melai, maymay entrata, vina morales, manilyn reynes, sheryn regis and many more. proud to be bisaya
I'm an Ilonggo and I used to live in Manila to study there for almost a year. I remember this time when my sister and I were fighting. We are already shouting and cursing to each other in Hiligaynon then my aunt suddenly came and told us, "Nag-aaway ba kayo o nag-uusap?" She was unsure then she added that it looks like na di kami nag-aaway.
sana ganito dapat din gawing content ng filo vloggers, this is educational and cultural, may purpose to educate, hindi puro pang entertain lang. we rarely talk about our different cultures in the ph and how diverse we r. im bisaya and im really happy if i see content like this
Ilokanos are "kutipot" in a way na masinop lang sa pera, but we are generous naman if you ask for help, pwedeng masinop o matipid yung term ☺️ best places to visit in Ilokandia, of course Ilocos, caves and mountains of Nueva Vizcaya and Quirino, coastal areas of Isabela and Cagayan, and yes kapag napunta kana sa ibang parts na Ilokano ang main dialect meron din mga iba iba pang ethic groups/dialects, Gaddang, Ysinay, Yogad, Kankanaey, etc. Yun lang ☺️
Aww grabe. Nag start pa lng mapapa wow kna. Un makikilala mo Ibat ibang personality ng Ibat ibang tao from different places with different experiences and goal in life is such a nice idea. For sure madami matutunan sa ganitong content❤️
@@shut7565 Hi! As far as i know, Philippines has more than 175 dialects. I presume that dialects were the one featured in this vlog since it cover different places and regions. Dialect is peculiar to a specific region or social group while language is broader and usually adopted as “official” by countries and states. Thank you and enjoy watching the vlog! 😊
@@harveybaecon7748 Ilocano, bicolano, kapampangan, Hiligaynon [the language spoken by the Ilonggo representative in the video) and bisaya are languages. The only dialect represented in this video is Batangueño under the Tagalog language. 😐😐😐 Edit: i spelled kapampangan wrong.
@@harveybaecon7748 Yeah, you're right, we have a lots of dialects but we also have a lots of different languages.... I'm from Cebu (Visayas) and yes we speak bisaya, visayan or bisayan , bisaya is a language and not a dialect. Example of dialect Boholano (Bohol), Davaoeños (Davao).
Oragon/Uragon originally has a bad connotation. Ang meaning talaga ng Oragon/Uragon is a person that has really high sexual drive or basically mal*bog. I remember as a kid, lagi ako pinapagalitan ng parents ko pag naririnig ako na sinasabi yung word. Nowadays, because of how the word was used sa mainstream media, iba na din meaning niya. It actually became something positive. Even younger Bicolanos nowadays ang definition sa word na Oragon/Uragon is a person who is a fighter/warrior or someone na very resilient.
Ang alam ko po kasi iba-iba din meaning ng "Oragon" dito sa mga lugar sa Bicol. Like sa Masbate, ang meaning po nyan ay yung minention nyong meaning. Pero dito samin sa legazpi, ang ibig sabihin, parang "siga"
@@Jon_centPart po siya ng Bicol Region. Tsaka yung lenggwahe nila na Masbateño, ay part ng Bisakol languages. Magkahalong Bisaya at Bicolano, parang Sorsoganon.
Not all Ilocanos are "kuripot", but I think the main reason is that unlike other Ethnic groups, they don't have the fertile land in the West ( Ilocos Region) like in a lot of regions in the country then they deal with the most Typhoons in both East (Cagayan Valley) and West all year round. That made them allocate their limited funds in more important things. This is also the reason why they highly value education, because you can either go abroad or have a good paying job in the capital.
Mga Ilocano po sa Cagayan Valley, sobrang gastador sa pera. Mas sagana yata kasi ang agriculture ng Region II kumpara sa Region I. Yung mga Ilocano din po sa Cagayan Valley, malaki ang impluwensiya ng Ibanag sa kanila, kasi Ibanag ang native ng Cagayan Valley. Sobrang gasta daw ng mga yan sa pera.
@@GaryHField Di naman lahat, pero since may mga kamag anak ako on both regions, agree ako na mas mayaman ang mga nasa Cagayan Valley. Pero san nga ba originally galing ang mga Ilocano sa Region 2? Di ba sa Region 1 din😅
@@athenstar10 totoo naman, hahahahaha May mga Ilocano relatives din ako from Ilagan, Isabela... Hindi talaga sila matipid, hahahaha, ang sasarap palagi ng hinahain na pagkain sa hapag 😂😂😂😂😂 Actually yung ibang mga Tagalog mas matipid sa Ilocano. Yung maternal side ko naman from Batangas. Yun ang talagang malala ang pagka-kuripot, hahahahaha. Araw araw Bulanglang ulam nila (Tagalog equivalent ng Pinakbet), kasi ayaw gumastos 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Try this segment to older Filipino. Kasi mas malawak na experience nila with different people in the Philippines. This is the reason why itong mag bagets ay "not sure why?" or "don't know, maybe" kasi mag bata pa sila. Sa work, yang mag tanong mo ay "real talk" may division sa work because of that misconception. Noted: age 30 and above
Maybe because he is not a pure Ilocano. Interview someone from the Northern Most part of Ilocos like Norte then they’ll give us more thought provoking answers. 😊
Nag iba na kasi ang meaning ng Mestizo/Mestiza dito sa Pilipinas pero kung babalikan naten ang panahon ng mga Kastila... Mestizo/Mestiza ang tawag sa mga native-Filipino na nahulaan ng foreign ancestry... Mestizo is a Spanish word for Mixed...pero sa panahon naten ngayon..Tumutukoy nalang ito sa kulay ng balat kahit wala ka namang dugo ng ibang lahi..
Daming klase din ng ilokano and iba iba din the way they speak Ilocano. For example Ilokano sa Ilocos Norte and Cagayan malambot ang ilocano versus Ilocano sa Pangasinan which is medyo matigas. And some other words ay iba iba di sila pare pareho depende sa province.
One of the misconception talaga ay yong 'Bisaya'. FYI, ang Bisaya po ay mga tao o languages galing sa Visayas. Example, Cebuano (popularly known as Bisaya), Hiligaynon (hindi talaga yan Ilongo), Waray-waray, Akeanon atbp.
Yung bagay na "kadalasan sa mga Bisaya ay katulong", may time kasi noon na while under Spanish regime pa ang PH, kadalasan ng mga maid sa Katagalugan ay mga Bisaya. Kaya common tawag sa mga katulong ay "Inday", nagkaroon na lang ng maling connotation sa ngayon na kapag "inday" ay katulong na agad, when in fact tawag lang sa mga Bisaya ito dati kasi ito yung madalas nilang tawag sa isa't isa. Pero dahil widely used sa mga non-Bisaya na inday ang tawag sa mga katulong, ito na yung naging katumbas. While in modern day, marami kasing Bisaya na lumuluwas sa Manila dahil ang alam nila mas maraming job opportunities sa Manila. Same noong panahon ng mga Espanol sa Pinas, parehas na sentro ang Manila, modern and earlier times. Pero hindi lang naman mga Bisaya ang nangangatulong at hindi porket Bisaya ay katulong. Maraming Bisaya na mayaman.
Mestizo de Sangley common rin sa Manila and Cavite sa Cavite meron kaming lugar na ay tawag Sangley Point na dating dock ng ships ng mga “sampan” or Chinese Boats nun pre colonial era eventually yung Sangley Point ay naging Naval Base ng US Navy saka Philippine Navy
Mestizo de Sangley are common in Eastern Visayas especially Cebu. Ellen Adarna, Khrizz Uy, Slater Young, Krisha Uy…Not only they’re beautiful but rich as well.😊
Mas common po ang Mestizo de Español sa mga Caviteño. Maraming Caviteño ang Caucasian looking talaga. Ako po ay part Mestizo Español from Cavite City. Mas marami yung Mestizo de Sangley sa Laguna at Batangas, puro mapuputi sila na mga singkit.
I wanna learn other dialect or language in the philippines. This help me to learn something from you jinhoya, you really look like a filipino now😂😚 sana ma guest ako sa vlog mo kkkk
As a batangueño, ganito ang pagkakaintindi ko. Pag may mga dumadayo/pumupunta sa batangas na medyo di kagusto-gusto ang ugali, naiinis kami to the point na magliligalig na hahahaha. Basta ang endpoint nun, maliligalig talaga wala nang tanong tanong pa HAHAHAHAH
I love this content. I'm Ilokano and Tagalog. Lumalabas ang Ilokano blood ko pag nagagalit haha sarap magmura in Ilokano charot haha tapos matipid talaga ako lalo na pagdating sa sarili ko pero sa pananalita in general, mas fluent ako managalog.
The reason why matigas ang E and O ng mga Bisaya or any part of Visayas is that we don't have the vowel sounds /e/ as in 'eh' and /o/ as in 'oh' in our language. Baboy to babuy, pera to pira, etc. Kaya naaapektuhan ang ibang Filipino words when a person from Bisaya speaks Tagalog or Filipino. Some dialects in the Visayas also have special vowel sounds that do not exist in Filipino language. Like the schwa-like vowel sound ng Kinaray-a from Antique. Skl. Anyway, I like this content so much. Sana marami pang ganito to have better representation of other indigenous or ethnic groups in the country.
It's not just Bisaya po ang ganyan. Yung mga Tagalog na nasa rural areas, ganyan din magsalita, lalo na mga Tayabasin (Quezon province) at Marindukihin. Pag nakarinig ka ng Tayabasin at Marindukihin na nag-uusap, iisipin mo mga Bisaya sila. Pero Tagalog din ang ethnicity nila.
Watching this now made me think of Sharon C whom I think of being humble but when she flexes her bags, watches and all in her vlogs left me surprised and wondrous bout her personality and now after seing this? I think, I got the clear answer😜.Btw, she is kapampangan.
I need to say this but Bicol curses are so intense! Hahahaha! I can be very painful to hear when the one cursing you is angry but it can also be very sexy at times (ifykyk)! Hahahaha!
Naging misconception talaga na ang karamihan sa bisaya ay katulong dahil sa pakikipagsapalaran ng mga normal na manggagawa sa Luzon kagaya ng pagiging helper. Manila is the capital city of the Philippines at kung icocompare natin sa salary rate, meron tayong Manila rate at Provincial rate. Syempre, doon pupunta ang mga tao sa better opportunity or mataas na sweldo. Na-stereotype na din kasi ang mga bisaya dahil mostly ang role ng mga bisaya sa mga pelikula or teleserye ay katulong kaya yan na ang tumatatak sa isipan ng karamihan. Pero now lumalago na ang economy ng mga province areas kaya marami na ang opportunity na nagbubukas aside from Manila.
Ayy wow nice watching Jinho Bae content na guest is ka apelyido ko and might be a relative... Hello Kevin Fausto my surname is Fausto also from Baguio or from Cordillera.
Hirap din ung sa Mindanao ako lumaki (bisaya) pero tatay ko Tagalog from Bulacan tapos Nanay ko Ilongga 😅 dati nga akala ko same lang bisaya at ilonggo accent lang pinagkaiba haha. Now ko lang din na gets bakit mestiza at mestizo ung 2 Kong pinsan sa mother's side. And how me & my brother has lighter hair colors kahit di mestiza haha. I like learning about different dialects or languages sa Pinas.
Correction po ilocano is not belong to the igorot cause igorots are kankanaey, kalanguya, ibaloi, ifugao and kalinga, we use ilocano dialects for us to understand each other, kasi isa akong igorot and I belong to the kankanaey tribe kung may kausap kmi na kapwa naming igorot na nasa ibang tribo halimbawa ibaloi para magkaintindihan kmi ay ilocano gamit namin kasi kapag ginamit ko ang aming dialect na kankanaey hindi kmi magkakaintindihan kasi iba yung dialect nila tsak yung strawberry farm ay sa mga igorot yun hindi ilocano😊✌
Wala naman po sinabi na kasama ang ilocano sa igorot. Ang sabi kay kuya may dugong igorot and dugong ilocano sya. Kaya ang gulo nya sumagot about sa Ilocano
regarding hard e and o. in the bisaya language, there is almost no distinction in e and i, and o and u in pronunciation, even though they are spelled differently. that's why when bisaya people speak the eay they do in tagalog, which has lots of similar words, in bisaya. also, filipinos should stop belittling bisayas just because of how they pronounce words. english speakers, for example, also have different ways of pronouncing words. american english speakers do not feel superior to british english speakers just because of how they pronounce their rs. of course there will be differences in pronunciation. it's just the negativity that is toxic...
I think mas informative pag mas older yung mga interviewees talagang masasagot ng maayus yung mga misconceptions and everything... Don't get me wrong just my opinion 🙂
Hahaa ilocano ako. Yas! Some ilocanos are kuripot but some ndi... idk why they using kuripot pero parang matipid lang sa pera, like gagamitin lang yung pera sa mga importanteng bagay. Parang magaling lang mag-budget ganorn hahahahaa, or some matipid sa sarili pero grabe magbigay sa pamilya or iba. Ganon. Hahahahaaa
Walang masama sa pagiging kuripot. Idk why people take it as a negative attitude when in fact it is your money, you worked hard for that money. Therefore you have freewill how you’ll spend it.
The Kuripot for Ilocano is a misconception for they are matipid lang kasi mostly. Ilocano and Igorot mostly are generous especially Igorot they don't usually know how to tipid hehehe! Observation ko lang sa environment ko and myself mismo hahahaha!
Bilang mixed ethnicity (Tagalog-Tausug-Kapampangan-Ilonggo-Sinama) Nakakatuwang panoorin itong video na ito dahil marami sa mga kamag-anak ko ay mixed ethnicity rin (merong Batangeño, Ilocano, Bicolano, Yakan, Bisaya etc.) So in a way na nakakarelate ako sa mga sinasabi nila. Pero I think para sa Tausug side ko ang pinaka-common na misconception ay bilang karamihan ng mga Tausug ay Muslim, tahasang iisipin ng ilang tao na ikaw ay terorista agad o bahagi ka ng mnlf.. kaya paminsan nakararanas ng poot o galit mula sa kapwa Pilipino ang ilang Tausug kahit hindi naman totoo. Nakakalungkot isipin pero nangyayari pa rin eto paminsan. Kaya dapat respetuhin natin ang isa't isa sapagka't iisang lahi lamang tayo. Isa ring misconception tungkol sa mga Tausug ay ang pagiging matapang, oo matapang nga ngunit di naman sa lahat ng sitwasyon. Pinapakita namen ang katapangan namen sa tuwing kilakailangan, lalo na pag kame ay inaapi, inaapakan o minamaliit, dun lumalabas ang pagiging-matapang namen. Pero promise, kapag makakakilala ng Tausug, isa sila sa mga pinaka-mabait na tao na makikilala ninyo.
Maligalig means maiyamutin; easy to feel irritated/annoyed. As a Half Batanguena, for me, it's partly true. Minsan kasi napag-aakalaan lang na galit kasi malakas boses kahit katabi lang ang kausap, daig pa mga bingi 🤣 Dala na din siguro ng pagging strong ng personalities ng Batangueno. Other facts are matapang (may sariling paninindigan) and mayabang (in a good way na sobrang hospitable). Like may mga magagara kaming plato na nakalaan lang sa bisita. Ika nga ay "Mawala na ang yaman, wag lang ang yabang" 🤣
Ako po taga Mindoro particularly sa Lubang Island, malapit lang sa Batangas, yung salita po namin dun medyo pareho sa Batangas wala lang gaano punto or iba yung punto pero yung mga terms or meaning po parehas lang kaya naiintindihan ko yung Batangeño. Sa amin din po pag nag-uusap lang parang nag-aaway na ang punto. 🤣🤣
nice! Nagenjoy ako. Individually differences but that's what make us unique.Baka mas alam ni mr. half-ilocano half-igorot and cordillera traits niya more than the ilocano sid haha, paturo ka kay Juwonee ng Batangas accent. She is a korean whom I believe graduated from UP? I always watch her short vids sa tiktok. So fluent magtagalog just like you and knows the batangueño accent.
Stereotypes: Ilocanos are kuripot. They know the value of hard work. Ilocos is a mountain region where they labor under the hot sun. They experience tagtuyot regularly which makes staples hard to come by and unless they learn thrift, there won't be food on the table. Bisaya like the easy life. Topographically, the region is surrounded by fishing waters. If you want to eat, you jump into a boat and go catch. You don't have to toil under the sun like the Ilocanos. They are conditioned to go for work that doesn't require much effort. Kapampangans are maluho. Pampanga used to be a vast and rich territory in history. Being named after the riverside, it was a place of buzzing trade of goods, including luxurious items. The environment contributes to the shaping of the culture.
Ilocano as being kuripot. Disiplina po ang tawag dun. Hindi po talaga bastabasta naggagastos ang mga ilocano sa mga bagay bagay na di kailangan. Lalo na sa pagkain. Dahil maraming libre jan pumitas ka lang.
Ako po taga Mindoro naiintindihan ko yung Batangeño kasi yung dialect or most of their words are similar to us minus the accent. Kami rin po sa Mindoro medyo iba punto sa pagsasalita pero mas closer sya sa Batangeño. Yung Papa ko nga Waray pero marunong mag-Batangeño. Matagal na kasi sya dun sa amin sa Mindoro. May mga terms din po kami na sa amin lang ginagamit, na hindi mo maririnig sa Maynila or yung difference sa stress pag-pronounce ng ibang Tagalog words. Some examples po nung mga salita sa amin is bulaan (means sinungaling) or mu-al (puno yung bibig ng pagkain). Tapos yung hati po sa certain words katulad ng gabi(night), sa amin po ay gab-i. Tapos yung ito, dito... gamit namin ay ari or ire, dine. Ang dami pa po.
Speaking of Kapampangan na mayabang, marami sa Buhi niyan nowadays, sa hometown ko. Yung negative na mayabang. Siguro kinahihiya nila language nila, di ko rin alam. Imbes na yung local language, eh, bet nila yung privilege languages. 😔
ilokano kasi is kala mo laging galit at laging may kaaway kapag nag sasalita sila at mat kausap pero normal lang sa kanila yunn. maybe kasi bisaya is malambing magsalita na counterpart ng ilokano. kuripot - matipid lang para in case of emergency may magagamit. always lookimg sa future na pangangailangan at di nagsasayang sa di naman kailangan. different from needs sa wants.
13:20 lol i missed how batangeño ppl talk, im from laguna and we pretty much talk like them vocabulary wise but with a generally more understandable accent
May mas kuripot pa po sa Ilocano, kaming mga Caviteño. Diyos ko. Pag maliit ang sahod ng Caviteño, talagang hindi yan kakain ng masarap sa labas. Magtitiis yan na galunggong at kanin-toyo ang ulam.
@@GaryHField There's a big difference, kahit malaki ang sahod ng mga Ilokano talagang magtitipid parin. Kaya nga the lowest poverty incidence in the Philippines are located at Iloko speaking regions.
weird bc when it comes to "yabang", dito sa southern luzon, batangas agad yan e.. napaassign ako before sa batangas for work and locals often joked na ayos lang mawala daw ng yaman, wag lang ng yabang. lol. if cavitenos are matatapang, batanguenos are mayayabang... while lagunenses are nakain. lmao.
Ilokano is said to be kuripot cause of the culture na we dont really buy most of the things that are needed in the kitchen. We just take veges in garden. Ilokano talk tough and loud tone like we are arguing. Hahaha
Lumaki ako sa Mindoro na ang salita halo halo.. Mas madami d2 ang Cebuano, Bicolano, waray at Hiligaynon.. Ang tagalog d2 ayy may tunog batangenyo..gusto ko nmn matutunan mag Ilocano, Kapampangan at Chavacano.. Nahirapan ako.😁
As an ILOCANO myself I would want to clarify the misconception about us being always told as “Kuripot”-In a sense that we are being wise in terms of money. We are just being thrifty and/or not a big spender, we keep our money for our future and emergency purposes like we always thought of “what if wala ka nang bubunutin na pera kapag may emergency” kind of mindset. We just don’t wanna waste our hard earned money to nonsensical things. We earned money and then invests it such as house, car, education, livestocks or buy an agricultural land. Plus, we Ilocanos are not selfish-we are generous. 😊 That’s all from yours truly--from Ilocos Norte. ❤
Correct po. Sabi nga ng tatay ko na Ilocano, "mas mabuti na luma at baduy ang porma, may laman naman ang bulsa".
But do you know what law of attraction say? The more you keep your money, the more it will go away from you. Money is meant to be spent, not to be kept. The more you spent money wisely, the more you attract money. You only live once, treat yourself and your family well with your hard earned money.
@@micronano8345 Well, they are spending their money wisely, and not in luxury.
@@dee-wc2hd Sometimes, you have to splurge for yourself or your family.
@@micronano8345 @micro nano If you have a stable income, why not? But spending more than you should unnecessarily without any enough savings for emergency (or for college if you have children), that does not sound a wise way of living.
And even if you die, your hard earned money will be a big help for the loved ones you left behind. Creating happy memories does not have to be expensive. Better be practical.
To answer that misconceptions about bisaya being katulong---well partly to be blame would be the entertainment industry because when they put maid characters they would often showcase these characters as bisaya which is sad. But Bisaya are good singers and hardworkng people..(Morisette Amon, Janine, Dulce, Pilita Corales.. to name a few)..Also if with regards to the pronounciation...majority of our words are pronounced with the hard vowel sounds..but we can pronounce better in english..
100% true
totally agree! the most hardworking Filipinos are the bisaya, we already got the top world-class boxing contenders, which are mostly bisaya and Manny Pacquiao is one of them.
@@boyburak182 also mark magsayo the second best featherweight in the world from bohol, ken suson of sb19 from zamboanga del sur, beauty gonzalez, melai, maymay entrata, vina morales, manilyn reynes, sheryn regis and many more. proud to be bisaya
@@det1519 EXACTLY!! 👍👍
At mayaman ang mga Bisaya. Jack N Jill, Cebu Pacific, Aboitiz Corp, Robinsons, Nature Spring, IPI to name a few.
I'm an Ilonggo and I used to live in Manila to study there for almost a year. I remember this time when my sister and I were fighting. We are already shouting and cursing to each other in Hiligaynon then my aunt suddenly came and told us, "Nag-aaway ba kayo o nag-uusap?" She was unsure then she added that it looks like na di kami nag-aaway.
Being an Ilongga myself.. malambing kasi ang tono ng Ilongga kaya kahit nag aaway na parang hindi halata.. 😁
sana ganito dapat din gawing content ng filo vloggers, this is educational and cultural, may purpose to educate, hindi puro pang entertain lang. we rarely talk about our different cultures in the ph and how diverse we r. im bisaya and im really happy if i see content like this
Ilokanos are "kutipot" in a way na masinop lang sa pera, but we are generous naman if you ask for help, pwedeng masinop o matipid yung term ☺️ best places to visit in Ilokandia, of course Ilocos, caves and mountains of Nueva Vizcaya and Quirino, coastal areas of Isabela and Cagayan, and yes kapag napunta kana sa ibang parts na Ilokano ang main dialect meron din mga iba iba pang ethic groups/dialects, Gaddang, Ysinay, Yogad, Kankanaey, etc. Yun lang ☺️
Aww grabe. Nag start pa lng mapapa wow kna. Un makikilala mo Ibat ibang personality ng Ibat ibang tao from different places with different experiences and goal in life is such a nice idea. For sure madami matutunan sa ganitong content❤️
Nice content showcasing different dialects in the Philippines. Iba talaga ang love at respect ni Lodi JinHo Bae sa Philippine culture. Thank you🙏
languages not dialects
@@shut7565 Hi! As far as i know, Philippines has more than 175 dialects. I presume that dialects were the one featured in this vlog since it cover different places and regions. Dialect is peculiar to a specific region or social group while language is broader and usually adopted as “official” by countries and states. Thank you and enjoy watching the vlog! 😊
@@harveybaecon7748 Ilocano, bicolano, kapampangan, Hiligaynon [the language spoken by the Ilonggo representative in the video) and bisaya are languages. The only dialect represented in this video is Batangueño under the Tagalog language. 😐😐😐
Edit: i spelled kapampangan wrong.
@@harveybaecon7748 Yeah, you're right, we have a lots of dialects but we also have a lots of different languages.... I'm from Cebu (Visayas) and yes we speak bisaya, visayan or bisayan , bisaya is a language and not a dialect. Example of dialect Boholano (Bohol), Davaoeños (Davao).
@@harveybaecon7748 Boholano and Davaoeño is a example of dialect under bisaya or cebuano language.
Oragon/Uragon originally has a bad connotation. Ang meaning talaga ng Oragon/Uragon is a person that has really high sexual drive or basically mal*bog. I remember as a kid, lagi ako pinapagalitan ng parents ko pag naririnig ako na sinasabi yung word. Nowadays, because of how the word was used sa mainstream media, iba na din meaning niya. It actually became something positive. Even younger Bicolanos nowadays ang definition sa word na Oragon/Uragon is a person who is a fighter/warrior or someone na very resilient.
Ang alam ko po kasi iba-iba din meaning ng "Oragon" dito sa mga lugar sa Bicol. Like sa Masbate, ang meaning po nyan ay yung minention nyong meaning. Pero dito samin sa legazpi, ang ibig sabihin, parang "siga"
@@miahsalle299 ang masbate ay hindi naman talaga Bicol
@@Jon_centPart po siya ng Bicol Region. Tsaka yung lenggwahe nila na Masbateño, ay part ng Bisakol languages. Magkahalong Bisaya at Bicolano, parang Sorsoganon.
@@GaryHField I mean the language not the place itself. Bisaya talaga sila unlike south sorsogon na bisakol esp Gubat
@@GaryHField nakapunta ka na bang masbate?
Not all Ilocanos are "kuripot", but I think the main reason is that unlike other Ethnic groups, they don't have the fertile land in the West ( Ilocos Region) like in a lot of regions in the country then they deal with the most Typhoons in both East (Cagayan Valley) and West all year round. That made them allocate their limited funds in more important things. This is also the reason why they highly value education, because you can either go abroad or have a good paying job in the capital.
Mga Ilocano po sa Cagayan Valley, sobrang gastador sa pera. Mas sagana yata kasi ang agriculture ng Region II kumpara sa Region I. Yung mga Ilocano din po sa Cagayan Valley, malaki ang impluwensiya ng Ibanag sa kanila, kasi Ibanag ang native ng Cagayan Valley. Sobrang gasta daw ng mga yan sa pera.
@@GaryHField Di naman lahat, pero since may mga kamag anak ako on both regions, agree ako na mas mayaman ang mga nasa Cagayan Valley. Pero san nga ba originally galing ang mga Ilocano sa Region 2? Di ba sa Region 1 din😅
@@athenstar10 totoo naman, hahahahaha
May mga Ilocano relatives din ako from Ilagan, Isabela... Hindi talaga sila matipid, hahahaha, ang sasarap palagi ng hinahain na pagkain sa hapag
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Actually yung ibang mga Tagalog mas matipid sa Ilocano. Yung maternal side ko naman from Batangas. Yun ang talagang malala ang pagka-kuripot, hahahahaha. Araw araw Bulanglang ulam nila (Tagalog equivalent ng Pinakbet), kasi ayaw gumastos
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OMG GO NIKKA!!! ILOILO REPRESENTS, KOSUDACHI REPRESENTS 💕💕 LISA NG BTS ILOILO
i like this kind of content very interesting kahit filipino ako i need to learn more about sub-ethnicities in the country
Try this segment to older Filipino. Kasi mas malawak na experience nila with different people in the Philippines. This is the reason why itong mag bagets ay "not sure why?" or "don't know, maybe" kasi mag bata pa sila. Sa work, yang mag tanong mo ay "real talk" may division sa work because of that misconception.
Noted: age 30 and above
Indeed. Like the Ilocano boy who cannot answer questions puro hindi ko alam or ewan ko.
Maybe because he is not a pure Ilocano. Interview someone from the Northern Most part of Ilocos like Norte then they’ll give us more thought provoking answers. 😊
Nag iba na kasi ang meaning ng Mestizo/Mestiza dito sa Pilipinas pero kung babalikan naten ang panahon ng mga Kastila...
Mestizo/Mestiza ang tawag sa mga native-Filipino na nahulaan ng foreign ancestry...
Mestizo is a Spanish word for Mixed...pero sa panahon naten ngayon..Tumutukoy nalang ito sa kulay ng balat kahit wala ka namang dugo ng ibang lahi..
... At sa panahon ngayon kaya mapuputi ay nag ggluta at Vicky belo or salamat doc hahaha
Daming klase din ng ilokano and iba iba din the way they speak Ilocano. For example Ilokano sa Ilocos Norte and Cagayan malambot ang ilocano versus Ilocano sa Pangasinan which is medyo matigas. And some other words ay iba iba di sila pare pareho depende sa province.
One of the misconception talaga ay yong 'Bisaya'. FYI, ang Bisaya po ay mga tao o languages galing sa Visayas. Example, Cebuano (popularly known as Bisaya), Hiligaynon (hindi talaga yan Ilongo), Waray-waray, Akeanon atbp.
Wow new concepts Naman ni kuya jinho Pam PA good vibe talaga❤❤❤
I love your content Hoping to see more of these in the future
Yung bagay na "kadalasan sa mga Bisaya ay katulong", may time kasi noon na while under Spanish regime pa ang PH, kadalasan ng mga maid sa Katagalugan ay mga Bisaya. Kaya common tawag sa mga katulong ay "Inday", nagkaroon na lang ng maling connotation sa ngayon na kapag "inday" ay katulong na agad, when in fact tawag lang sa mga Bisaya ito dati kasi ito yung madalas nilang tawag sa isa't isa. Pero dahil widely used sa mga non-Bisaya na inday ang tawag sa mga katulong, ito na yung naging katumbas.
While in modern day, marami kasing Bisaya na lumuluwas sa Manila dahil ang alam nila mas maraming job opportunities sa Manila. Same noong panahon ng mga Espanol sa Pinas, parehas na sentro ang Manila, modern and earlier times.
Pero hindi lang naman mga Bisaya ang nangangatulong at hindi porket Bisaya ay katulong. Maraming Bisaya na mayaman.
Mestizo de Sangley common rin sa Manila and Cavite sa Cavite meron kaming lugar na ay tawag Sangley Point na dating dock ng ships ng mga “sampan” or Chinese Boats nun pre colonial era eventually yung Sangley Point ay naging Naval Base ng US Navy saka Philippine Navy
Mestizo de Sangley are common in Eastern Visayas especially Cebu. Ellen Adarna, Khrizz Uy, Slater Young, Krisha Uy…Not only they’re beautiful but rich as well.😊
@@chacri08 Cebu is part of CENTRAL Visayas, NOT Eastern.
Mas common po ang Mestizo de Español sa mga Caviteño. Maraming Caviteño ang Caucasian looking talaga. Ako po ay part Mestizo Español from Cavite City. Mas marami yung Mestizo de Sangley sa Laguna at Batangas, puro mapuputi sila na mga singkit.
Another informative video. Thank you po. xoxo 💐
I wanna learn other dialect or language in the philippines. This help me to learn something from you jinhoya, you really look like a filipino now😂😚 sana ma guest ako sa vlog mo kkkk
Nice one Nikka! 💖 Ilonggo represents!!!!!
As a batangueño, ganito ang pagkakaintindi ko. Pag may mga dumadayo/pumupunta sa batangas na medyo di kagusto-gusto ang ugali, naiinis kami to the point na magliligalig na hahahaha. Basta ang endpoint nun, maliligalig talaga wala nang tanong tanong pa HAHAHAHAH
kuya😭😭 I saw you at the mall kanina😭😭😭 (dec 25,2022) 😭😭😭 Nahihiya aqng iapproach ka eh😭😭😭 (im not sure if ikw tlga yon)
I am Ilocano and being kuripot is a big misconception.. It's just that we were thought that we need to save and spend wisely😊
I love this content. I'm Ilokano and Tagalog. Lumalabas ang Ilokano blood ko pag nagagalit haha sarap magmura in Ilokano charot haha tapos matipid talaga ako lalo na pagdating sa sarili ko pero sa pananalita in general, mas fluent ako managalog.
Ang natural na accent sa cebuano(bisaya) ay talagang matigas at mabilis, kaya kadalasan nagpakamalan na nag-aaway pero yun pala nagkukwentuhan lang.
The reason why matigas ang E and O ng mga Bisaya or any part of Visayas is that we don't have the vowel sounds /e/ as in 'eh' and /o/ as in 'oh' in our language. Baboy to babuy, pera to pira, etc.
Kaya naaapektuhan ang ibang Filipino words when a person from Bisaya speaks Tagalog or Filipino.
Some dialects in the Visayas also have special vowel sounds that do not exist in Filipino language. Like the schwa-like vowel sound ng Kinaray-a from Antique. Skl.
Anyway, I like this content so much. Sana marami pang ganito to have better representation of other indigenous or ethnic groups in the country.
It's not just Bisaya po ang ganyan. Yung mga Tagalog na nasa rural areas, ganyan din magsalita, lalo na mga Tayabasin (Quezon province) at Marindukihin. Pag nakarinig ka ng Tayabasin at Marindukihin na nag-uusap, iisipin mo mga Bisaya sila. Pero Tagalog din ang ethnicity nila.
Wow 🙌 this is a good content really..galing mo jinho..🥰
Can't wait for part na agad. 💕
can't wait sa part 2
Watching this now made me think of Sharon C whom I think of being humble but when she flexes her bags, watches and all in her vlogs left me surprised and wondrous bout her personality and now after seing this? I think, I got the clear answer😜.Btw, she is kapampangan.
Kaya pala now I get it too haha.
I need to say this but Bicol curses are so intense! Hahahaha! I can be very painful to hear when the one cursing you is angry but it can also be very sexy at times (ifykyk)! Hahahaha!
Naging misconception talaga na ang karamihan sa bisaya ay katulong dahil sa pakikipagsapalaran ng mga normal na manggagawa sa Luzon kagaya ng pagiging helper. Manila is the capital city of the Philippines at kung icocompare natin sa salary rate, meron tayong Manila rate at Provincial rate. Syempre, doon pupunta ang mga tao sa better opportunity or mataas na sweldo. Na-stereotype na din kasi ang mga bisaya dahil mostly ang role ng mga bisaya sa mga pelikula or teleserye ay katulong kaya yan na ang tumatatak sa isipan ng karamihan. Pero now lumalago na ang economy ng mga province areas kaya marami na ang opportunity na nagbubukas aside from Manila.
Ayy wow nice watching Jinho Bae content na guest is ka apelyido ko and might be a relative... Hello Kevin Fausto my surname is Fausto also from Baguio or from Cordillera.
Hirap din ung sa Mindanao ako lumaki (bisaya) pero tatay ko Tagalog from Bulacan tapos Nanay ko Ilongga 😅 dati nga akala ko same lang bisaya at ilonggo accent lang pinagkaiba haha. Now ko lang din na gets bakit mestiza at mestizo ung 2 Kong pinsan sa mother's side. And how me & my brother has lighter hair colors kahit di mestiza haha. I like learning about different dialects or languages sa Pinas.
Nasa pinas ngayon si Sandara kaya nyo po ba syang mainterview sa vlog nyo kasama si ate Dasuri
Correction po ilocano is not belong to the igorot cause igorots are kankanaey, kalanguya, ibaloi, ifugao and kalinga, we use ilocano dialects for us to understand each other, kasi isa akong igorot and I belong to the kankanaey tribe kung may kausap kmi na kapwa naming igorot na nasa ibang tribo halimbawa ibaloi para magkaintindihan kmi ay ilocano gamit namin kasi kapag ginamit ko ang aming dialect na kankanaey hindi kmi magkakaintindihan kasi iba yung dialect nila tsak yung strawberry farm ay sa mga igorot yun hindi ilocano😊✌
Wala naman po sinabi na kasama ang ilocano sa igorot. Ang sabi kay kuya may dugong igorot and dugong ilocano sya. Kaya ang gulo nya sumagot about sa Ilocano
That' a gold point po, kaya po siguro mas maraming nagsasalita ng ilocano.
Intindihin nyo na bata pa kasi..
@@zeth9567 True. Kaya siguro parang feel ko reluctant sya sumagot.
Tama bhe
Korek! Basta bisaya gani hardworking judt na! ☺️
this is so much fun. waiting for part 2 🤣
regarding hard e and o. in the bisaya language, there is almost no distinction in e and i, and o and u in pronunciation, even though they are spelled differently. that's why when bisaya people speak the eay they do in tagalog, which has lots of similar words, in bisaya.
also, filipinos should stop belittling bisayas just because of how they pronounce words. english speakers, for example, also have different ways of pronouncing words. american english speakers do not feel superior to british english speakers just because of how they pronounce their rs.
of course there will be differences in pronunciation. it's just the negativity that is toxic...
I think mas informative pag mas older yung mga interviewees talagang masasagot ng maayus yung mga misconceptions and everything... Don't get me wrong just my opinion 🙂
Hahaa ilocano ako. Yas! Some ilocanos are kuripot but some ndi... idk why they using kuripot pero parang matipid lang sa pera, like gagamitin lang yung pera sa mga importanteng bagay. Parang magaling lang mag-budget ganorn hahahahaa, or some matipid sa sarili pero grabe magbigay sa pamilya or iba. Ganon. Hahahahaaa
Walang masama sa pagiging kuripot. Idk why people take it as a negative attitude when in fact it is your money, you worked hard for that money. Therefore you have freewill how you’ll spend it.
Hahaha...
Nice One Jin Ho Bae!!
Salamat sa pag iintroduce ng most Important Culture ng Philippines
The Kuripot for Ilocano is a misconception for they are matipid lang kasi mostly. Ilocano and Igorot mostly are generous especially Igorot they don't usually know how to tipid hehehe! Observation ko lang sa environment ko and myself mismo hahahaha!
I hope next time ayusin yung Visaya cause super broad ng Visaya... You can state it Cebuana because iba yung timbre at salita ng cebuana...
Bilang mixed ethnicity (Tagalog-Tausug-Kapampangan-Ilonggo-Sinama) Nakakatuwang panoorin itong video na ito dahil marami sa mga kamag-anak ko ay mixed ethnicity rin (merong Batangeño, Ilocano, Bicolano, Yakan, Bisaya etc.) So in a way na nakakarelate ako sa mga sinasabi nila.
Pero I think para sa Tausug side ko ang pinaka-common na misconception ay bilang karamihan ng mga Tausug ay Muslim, tahasang iisipin ng ilang tao na ikaw ay terorista agad o bahagi ka ng mnlf.. kaya paminsan nakararanas ng poot o galit mula sa kapwa Pilipino ang ilang Tausug kahit hindi naman totoo. Nakakalungkot isipin pero nangyayari pa rin eto paminsan. Kaya dapat respetuhin natin ang isa't isa sapagka't iisang lahi lamang tayo.
Isa ring misconception tungkol sa mga Tausug ay ang pagiging matapang, oo matapang nga ngunit di naman sa lahat ng sitwasyon. Pinapakita namen ang katapangan namen sa tuwing kilakailangan, lalo na pag kame ay inaapi, inaapakan o minamaliit, dun lumalabas ang pagiging-matapang namen. Pero promise, kapag makakakilala ng Tausug, isa sila sa mga pinaka-mabait na tao na makikilala ninyo.
Omg love the content
Me too, more content like this. I am Ilokano kuripot kami in a good way.
Proudly kapampangan here
SLEIGH NANG NIKKAAAA😻😻😻
Go nang nikkaaaaa❤❤
Speaking of ethnolinguistic groups, you should interview P-Pop group, Alamat.
This make me want to see ConyoBicolano with JinhoBae 😄
Oh my gosh! Riz!!! 😍
Maligalig means maiyamutin; easy to feel irritated/annoyed.
As a Half Batanguena, for me, it's partly true. Minsan kasi napag-aakalaan lang na galit kasi malakas boses kahit katabi lang ang kausap, daig pa mga bingi 🤣
Dala na din siguro ng pagging strong ng personalities ng Batangueno. Other facts are matapang (may sariling paninindigan) and mayabang (in a good way na sobrang hospitable). Like may mga magagara kaming plato na nakalaan lang sa bisita. Ika nga ay "Mawala na ang yaman, wag lang ang yabang" 🤣
I have been once in Batangas and mabait Naman yung mga tao may pagkajudgemental lang talaga ung iba...
Ang Maligalig sa amin sa Tagalog-Manileño ay Malikot..
Halimbawa:"Ang ligalig naman neto,kukutusan na kita eh."😂
Ako po taga Mindoro particularly sa Lubang Island, malapit lang sa Batangas, yung salita po namin dun medyo pareho sa Batangas wala lang gaano punto or iba yung punto pero yung mga terms or meaning po parehas lang kaya naiintindihan ko yung Batangeño. Sa amin din po pag nag-uusap lang parang nag-aaway na ang punto. 🤣🤣
same as kapampangan pag nag uusap kala nila nag aaway pero nagkukwentuhan lang
Hahahahaha...ang sarap manuod ng vlog mo hahaha...nakakatuwa kayo proud bikolana here👏👏👏
nice! Nagenjoy ako. Individually differences but that's what make us unique.Baka mas alam ni mr. half-ilocano half-igorot and cordillera traits niya more than the ilocano sid haha, paturo ka kay Juwonee ng Batangas accent. She is a korean whom I believe graduated from UP? I always watch her short vids sa tiktok. So fluent magtagalog just like you and knows the batangueño accent.
yesz nemern
Quezonian please . Merry Christmas btw, more content to come and God bless you more. ❤
ako lang ba? ang nakakapansin na kamukha ni kevin si jungwon ng enhypen? he's like the moreno version ni jungwon, cutie pareho e☺
Luv this content
hi..Kapampangan here!!!❤
ngayon ko lang nakita to😅
Astig yung host. Local na local ang dating
Stereotypes:
Ilocanos are kuripot. They know the value of hard work. Ilocos is a mountain region where they labor under the hot sun. They experience tagtuyot regularly which makes staples hard to come by and unless they learn thrift, there won't be food on the table.
Bisaya like the easy life. Topographically, the region is surrounded by fishing waters. If you want to eat, you jump into a boat and go catch. You don't have to toil under the sun like the Ilocanos. They are conditioned to go for work that doesn't require much effort.
Kapampangans are maluho. Pampanga used to be a vast and rich territory in history. Being named after the riverside, it was a place of buzzing trade of goods, including luxurious items.
The environment contributes to the shaping of the culture.
and the Tagalogs are a combination of those characteristics. Not so thrifty, not so grandiose. Just right.
Ilocano as being kuripot. Disiplina po ang tawag dun. Hindi po talaga bastabasta naggagastos ang mga ilocano sa mga bagay bagay na di kailangan. Lalo na sa pagkain. Dahil maraming libre jan pumitas ka lang.
Ako po taga Mindoro naiintindihan ko yung Batangeño kasi yung dialect or most of their words are similar to us minus the accent. Kami rin po sa Mindoro medyo iba punto sa pagsasalita pero mas closer sya sa Batangeño. Yung Papa ko nga Waray pero marunong mag-Batangeño. Matagal na kasi sya dun sa amin sa Mindoro. May mga terms din po kami na sa amin lang ginagamit, na hindi mo maririnig sa Maynila or yung difference sa stress pag-pronounce ng ibang Tagalog words. Some examples po nung mga salita sa amin is bulaan (means sinungaling) or mu-al (puno yung bibig ng pagkain). Tapos yung hati po sa certain words katulad ng gabi(night), sa amin po ay gab-i. Tapos yung ito, dito... gamit namin ay ari or ire, dine. Ang dami pa po.
Nanggaling sa Tagalog Mindoro sa Batangas.
Parehas naman Tagalog mga taga Mindoro at Batangas
Yung kapangpangan saktong question sobrang laftrip HAHAAHA. 😂😂
Edit: Ilocano gayam ni Kevin ayee. 👌🏼
Speaking of Kapampangan na mayabang, marami sa Buhi niyan nowadays, sa hometown ko. Yung negative na mayabang. Siguro kinahihiya nila language nila, di ko rin alam. Imbes na yung local language, eh, bet nila yung privilege languages. 😔
Go Nikka!!!! Ilonggo representszs
Actually, good thing nga sa mga bisaya naghahanap sila Ng noble work Hindi namumulot Ng Kung ano ano at nanghihingi sa street ☺️
ilokano kasi is kala mo laging galit at laging may kaaway kapag nag sasalita sila at mat kausap pero normal lang sa kanila yunn. maybe kasi bisaya is malambing magsalita na counterpart ng ilokano.
kuripot - matipid lang para in case of emergency may magagamit. always lookimg sa future na pangangailangan at di nagsasayang sa di naman kailangan. different from needs sa wants.
i have fun watching it...super🥰🥰🥰😻😻😻💖💖💖
Crush ko si Kevin hehe
Mostly bisaya the way they speak a broken Spanish words,, 🥰😘
SI IDOL RIZ PALA TO EH
Where is Waray?
Sana isali nyo din chavacano dialect the only Asia's Latin city in the Philippines, from Zamboanga city
Creole language po ang Chavacano hindi Dialect
-taga Zamboanga city rin
Aklanon po idol😘
13:20 lol i missed how batangeño ppl talk, im from laguna and we pretty much talk like them vocabulary wise but with a generally more understandable accent
As an Ilokano.. being kuripot is in our genes… also we are not kuripot.. we just know how to budget
May mas kuripot pa po sa Ilocano, kaming mga Caviteño. Diyos ko. Pag maliit ang sahod ng Caviteño, talagang hindi yan kakain ng masarap sa labas. Magtitiis yan na galunggong at kanin-toyo ang ulam.
@@GaryHField There's a big difference, kahit malaki ang sahod ng mga Ilokano talagang magtitipid parin. Kaya nga the lowest poverty incidence in the Philippines are located at Iloko speaking regions.
weird bc when it comes to "yabang", dito sa southern luzon, batangas agad yan e.. napaassign ako before sa batangas for work and locals often joked na ayos lang mawala daw ng yaman, wag lang ng yabang.
lol. if cavitenos are matatapang, batanguenos are mayayabang... while lagunenses are nakain. lmao.
Proud Ilocano dito. Mabiag tay amin nga Ilocano idtoy rabaw daga, Dara nga ada bugguong
Oo nga bakit kaya karamihan sa kapampangan mayayabang? Dami dito ganyan sa Korea akala mo tagapagmana ng kompanya ni sajang.
Wooow Bisaya🙏❤
Kung sa tao po "Bisayan" pero kung sa diyalekto "Bisaya".
Ang dameng lenguahe SA pinas local dialect,Sana sinama mo ako jan aklanon dialect karay a.
one things also about kapampangan is palamura. tingnan nyo kakastart lang ng vlog nag mura na si dj shin HAHAHAH
Ahahaha totoo Yan! First word nila pagnagsasalita may mura na agad haha
Ilokano is said to be kuripot cause of the culture na we dont really buy most of the things that are needed in the kitchen. We just take veges in garden. Ilokano talk tough and loud tone like we are arguing. Hahaha
Basta Ilongga gwapa gid ya! Go nikkaaa
Goooo Riiizzz!
Hello po jinhoe bae
I know I'm pure ilonggo by blood but hearing some Visayan traits makes me think I'm some parts of it like Bicol 🤣😂 I love the topic ..
Lumaki ako sa Mindoro na ang salita halo halo.. Mas madami d2 ang Cebuano, Bicolano, waray at Hiligaynon.. Ang tagalog d2 ayy may tunog batangenyo..gusto ko nmn matutunan mag Ilocano, Kapampangan at Chavacano.. Nahirapan ako.😁
Proud ILOCANO ❤️
Nice content Lodi
Nicaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhh ♥️♥️♥️
I just know Tagalog my 1st language then a little bit of ilonggo and visaya
Hello n shoutout sa inyo po🥰🥰🥰🙏💕👏👏👏👍
Living proof po ako na maligalig talaga mga batangueño/batangueña HAHHAHAHAHA
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA KUYA I MISSED YOU, IDK HOW I'M STILL SANE WITH THE 2 WEEKS BREAK ADN YOU NOT POSTING