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#mabufreakinghay to both of you vane and nando 😊 usually the Christmas tree that every household use for their decorations during this season was the artificial or plastic type of trees but pine trees can be found in the Philippines especially in Baguio City the summer capital of the Philippines (because weather there is cold).. you can see pine trees just everywhere... hope you can visit there if you will got the chance to finally travel back to the Philippines and experience Christmas there you will definitely love it for sure... Maligayang(Merry) Pasko(Christmas) sa inyo... thank you for this video, I love you both😘
When I was a kid,my father cut a young mangoove tree 5feetl tall,cuts the leaves not a branches and put to the big can as a base with a all stones,then decorate it,hehehe hirap mg english hahaha
Filipinos are not celebrating Christmas early, but it is reminding that Christmas is coming or Filipinos are just starting to feel the spirit of Christmas. Filipinos are having their celebration on Christmas same day as everyone, I can just say Filipinos are starting their count down in September for Christmas. P.S. I'm a Filipino
When you hear in ALL shopping malls Christmas songs, when you see the start of Christmas decors in all buildings, when the countdown in Radio, TV and other forms starts in 1 Sept, IT GIVE US THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS STARTS and that is the Spirit that stays for a long time and the highlight is on Dec 16-24 Simbang Gabi. At home, we put our Christmas tree y decors by November. In Australia, i bring my tradition and put mine last wk of Nov. so I xa enjoy a month festivity.
4:20 actually most of Filipinos just buying plastic Christmas Tree and the prizes is depending if how big or small it is. Yes Pine tree grows here in the Philippines, but in some places only.
here in the philippines there are so many pine trees in higher level ground like baguio city, bukidnon.. etc. even in low lands pine trees can grows too
no, we don't buy real tree 🎄 coz most of us have small houses, it won't fit 😂. We're just buying small plastic Christmas trees then keep it so we can use it next Christmas. Hope that we can all celebrate a happy Christmas season despite of this pandemic. Christmas is really special here in the Philippines coz it means it's time for our family and love. Happy -ber month to you guys and advance Merry Christmas. Stay safe and God bless us always #mabufrekinhay
To answer your question: For my family and most of my friends, we just buy plastic trees since real trees are a bit hard to find since they are mostly found in high areas like Baguio...I also think it’s because it is cheaper to just have a plastic tree so that we can use it again for the next year.
Maligayang Pasko is Merry Christmas in English. 😊 Thank you for appreciating Philippines! Filipinos love you both. Merry Christmas to both of you. Stay safe. ❤❤
When ber months starts it means for the filipinos its Christmas in the air. Christmas countdown will also start at the 1st of sept. Philippines has the longest chirstmas😂🎄🎁🎅🤶
Maybe some people are still using branches of a tree esp in the province to make a Christmas tree. When I was young in the year 70's we used a real tree. We cut a branch of a tree not the whole tree just part of it with stems on it and used crepe paper to cover the stems with style. Then, hang many things with Christmas lights hanging on it. While others, ( like us) those with trees in their backyards or infront of their houses they use the whole tree as their Christmas tree as well as the plants and shrubs, we light them up and so, houses are like burning with colorful lights... its so cool and beautiful. We can feel the Christmas with that ambiance. Jesus' birthday is in December, so the moment the ___ber month comes (September), we feel the need to prepare for the coming of the Baby Jesus, by putting all those stuffs that really make us happy. Then, in all radio stations , we can hear Christmas songs, ohh, believe me, the feeling is surreal. Really joyful 😊.
Hi Vanessa and Fernando. New subscriber here. First Just want to thank you for loving the Philippines, my country. Im so touched, everytime I've watched your videos. By the way, Merry Christmas (Maligayang Pasko). For your question, we not usually used the real tree, as time goes by we only used the plastic one. But when I was little child, what our usually used as Christmas tree is made of wire and cotton, done my father because we dont have much money to buy a plastic one. So we have a white Christmas 😁. For some years, you can see in every house we decorated our house and also our real plants in front of house, we usually used Christmas light for that. Thanks again for featuring my loving country. More power and Mabuhay. Keep safe always. Mahal nami kayo. God bless!
Absolutely certified you as a FOREIGNOY💛 Foreign by blood, Pinoy by heart🥰 MAHAL NAMIN KAYO, Binibing Vanessa And Ginoong fernando❤️thankyou for always making us realized each and everyday that we must proud being a filipino! Shout out from the Philippines
you celebrate life . live each day as if it is your last. every situation, everyday is different and we need to make memories even in simple activities and gatherings...
Merry Christmas Vanessa and Fernando, the pandemic won't stop us to celebrate and decorate for Christmas, we are already planning what kind of decorations would be our theme for this year. Watch the GIANT LANTERN FESTIVAL here in Pampanga, Philippines, when everything will be back in normal. Proud to be living in the Christmas Capital of the Philippines the PAMPANGA.
For those who live in the cities or in the metro politan area they’re using an artificial trees that can be found in shopping malls during the holidays, but those who live in the country side like me 🥰 we use to create our own Christmas tree from a certain shrub that grows in the forest, it is called the Alimutbot plant is a kind of shurb that has many small branches like a deer antlers, and we peel off its skin as its inner part was pure white,then we dry it out in sun until all the moisture was already gone then its ready to use😊just put a base to make it stand some Christmas decorations!and there you go a simple DIY Christmas tree😇
We have pine trees in Baguio but we don't cut them just for a display (we conserve nature). So we buy plastic or improvise something to show our artful heart mostly to the ordinary people that can't afford to buy one. Try to do it in a Filipino way so you can still experience the Pinoy Christmas. Advanced Merry Christmas, new subscriber here. ❤
Mabufreakinghay my happy pill😊 its my 1st time to comment and i hope u can read mine 😊❤️ abt the question, we Filipinos start to feel the spirit of xmas in the month of september and start decorating r own houses buying plastic xmas tree some are reuse there preserved decoration while others who cannot buy or afford to have xmas tree they use some recycled materials to turn it into parols like plastic bottle, straws and some uses plastic to shape it like parols sometimes the whole family help each other to make there own decoration. sorry for my bad english✌️😊 ty and Maligayang Pasko po
Yeah, We like to get together, spending time and celebrating with friends and families and Christmas is the best to make our friends and love ones happy and feel loved.
yes there is pine tree but its only in Baguio but most of Filipino we are using same as u do for Christmas tree. Advance Merry Christmas to both of u God Bless and keep safe love u both and thank u for loving our culture🥰🥰🥰
Yeah!! Yeah!! When September first came.,, I felt the wind of Christmas! I'm so excited!! So advance merry Christmas everyone !! Lots of love coming from Philippines!!
love the way you two are captivating to be one of us Filipino's like i can tell you really love not just our country itself but from our cultures, natural wonders and even in our foods! happy to be one of your "tour guide" whenever you guys are planning to visit here. so much love and support all the way here from the PH
merry christmas 🎄 ... and its harvest season . Rice and fruits just like lansones, rambutan, durian, mangosteen etc... so excited if you can visit philippines 🇵🇭. God bless and maligayang pasyo sa inyo meaning Merry christmas to you. from Dumaguete City. City of gentle people
Yes, Pine Trees grew in some part of PHILIPPINES LIKE IN BAGUIO THE SUMMER CAPITAL..BUT MOST OF US FILIPINOS BUY A PLASTIK CHRISTMASS TREE............ 1. BECAUSE MOST OF OUR HOUSES ARE SMALL . 2.WE CAN KEEP IT THE NEXT YEAR...MALIGAYANG PASKO SA INYONG DALAWA (HAPPY CHRISTMASS TO BOTH OF U ). & MANIGONG BAGONG TAON (PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR).. WITH LOVE FROM FRONTLINER, MUSCAT, SULTANATE OF OMAN.
Christmas starts September in the Philippines, but it is not just end in the 1st Sunday of January in celebration of Three Kings, but its actually end in the the 3rd Sunday of JANUARY which is the Feast of Señior Santo Niño a very unique celebration originally only in the Philippines Because of the love and devotion showing of every Filipino catholic to the Child Jesus the Vatican City issued a decree to celebrate the Solemnity of the Feast of the Child Jesus in the whole country in every 3rd Sunday of JANUARY That's why we Filipinos have the Sinulog Festiva in Cebu, Ati-atihan Festival in Tondo-Manila and many more street dance festival all over the country during the last day of Christmas season in the country the feast day of Señior Santo Niño. Mary Christmas 😊❤❤❤
We normally buy plastic Christmas tree but in some provinces we get a tree called bakawan and use it as alternative to a plastic Xmas tree ... it is good and fun to decorate it... I think it’s mangrove tree in English ... merry Christmas for of you and your whole family❤️❤️❤️
I didn't even know about that. Bit nowadays, it's really for commercial reasons. Stores and malls put up decorations to entice people who want to prepare for Christmas. We don't exactly celebrate early. We just prepare early. Also, it' s a good excuse to sing Christmas songs already I guess, 'cause they usually make us feel good. Before Ber months, I find myself singing Christmas songs at times without noticing it.
Woah that guy is pretty good.. Lol, I'm Filipina but I don't even know that much. 😂 All I know is that we just love Christmas.. Love all your videos guys, you're such a very cute couple.. Stay strong and wishing to see more and more of your happy videos. ❤️❤️❤️
I really miss celebrating Christmas with my families in my country Philippines,since I working here in Malaysia for 6 years.😥I will just wish them to have a blissful christmas despite of pandemic.Let us still be grateful to GOD that we are still alive and in good health.Be strong always.🙏GOD BLESS US ALL.🙏❤🙏⚘⚘⚘
We miss you both Vanessa & Fernando. We are still close for foreigners for we are still waiting for a Vaccine. Vaccine is the key. Distance doesn’t matter for as long as you continue making video guys. But by the way how about showing us here some of your adventures there in Germany?
We have fine tree 🎄 here in the Philippines , but it only grow in cold places like Baguio City , and about the word "MALIGAYANG PASKO " yes that is Tagalog or Filipino words of " MERRY CHRISTMAS " and added: " MALIGAYANG PASKO AT MANIGONG BAGONG TAON " in English is " MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR"
8:20 normally we used to have an imitation pine trees but we Filipinos are very resourceful and artistic so sometimes we used recycled materials for building Christmas trees. Sometimes we also use a "pandacacui plant" you can Google it. Haha
"Maligayang Pasko sa inyo" is like "Merry Christmas to you or Merry Christmas to the both of you". Keep safe po ate Vanessa and kuya Fernando💖 #MABUFREAKINGHAY #
We just buy plastic Christmas tree or artificial tree and put some decorations and star on that top ☺️ and after the Christmas we keep it for next year 😀 the meaning of "maligayang pasko Sa Inyo" is MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL OF YOU.
Hope you could come and visit the philippines again and time it on the holiday season (christmas time) once this pandemic ends. I'm sure you will enjoy youur stay. By the way i love vanessa's cover of BUWAN. You guys are so enjoyable to watch. Take care and mavuhay!!
When I was in elementary to highschool I remember that our neighbors decorated their houses started from september but now I'm 32 i rarely see that usually they put christmas lights november or december.
When we were younger, we were making our trees. DIY stuffs like that. Dried trunks intact with dried branches on it. Then covering it up with a white or green crepe paper cut artistically to become like a true pine 🌲.
I remember back then, we have a small actual tree outside our house that is called money tree. So every year we put xmass lights an xmalls balls on it.
For the Christmas tree. Most buy also plastics, but theres thing here in Philippines where people will compete to make a Christmas tree in every place with every resources we've got and make it as a big Christmas tree for the whole city in a specific place in Philippines. So i can say that Philippines dont just buy whole Christmas tree, but we make it to show also how creative we are in some kind of ways and showing also that we believe in unity in Christmas❤️❤️❤️❤️ advance Merry Christmas ❤️❤️❤️
Hellooooo❤️❤️❤️ you asked if we Filipinos use real pine trees as a Christmas tree. No we don't. I mean in my family (I don't know if others too) only use plastic trees but sometimes we also improvise by building our own trees from recycable materials😄 also in school we have project or assignment to bring one plastic bottle and at the ber months you'll see your bottle formed in a tree or in the windows in our classrooms❤️❤️share ko lang hahahah
5:20 yes we start our countdown on Sept 16 The famous news Branch in the Philippines (TV Patrol) Counts how many left Days Before Christmas. They will design their News Branch/Office with decors
We do have Pine Trees, in some places. But the most popular is The City Of Pines in Baguio City, also known as the The Summer Capital of the Philippines..🌲🎄
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#mabufreakinghay to both of you vane and nando 😊 usually the Christmas tree that every household use for their decorations during this season was the artificial or plastic type of trees but pine trees can be found in the Philippines especially in Baguio City the summer capital of the Philippines (because weather there is cold).. you can see pine trees just everywhere... hope you can visit there if you will got the chance to finally travel back to the Philippines and experience Christmas there you will definitely love it for sure...
Maligayang(Merry) Pasko(Christmas) sa inyo... thank you for this video,
I love you both😘
When I was a kid,my father cut a young mangoove tree 5feetl tall,cuts the leaves not a branches and put to the big can as a base with a all stones,then decorate it,hehehe hirap mg english hahaha
Filipinos are not celebrating Christmas early, but it is reminding that Christmas is coming or Filipinos are just starting to feel the spirit of Christmas. Filipinos are having their celebration on Christmas same day as everyone, I can just say Filipinos are starting their count down in September for Christmas.
P.S. I'm a Filipino
When you hear in ALL shopping malls Christmas songs, when you see the start of Christmas decors in all buildings, when the countdown in Radio, TV and other forms starts in 1 Sept, IT GIVE US THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS STARTS and that is the Spirit that stays for a long time and the highlight is on Dec 16-24 Simbang Gabi. At home, we put our Christmas tree y decors by November. In Australia, i bring my tradition and put mine last wk of Nov. so I xa enjoy a month festivity.
Merry Christmas Vannessa and Fernando and to everyone watching😘❤️🥳
To you as well!!!❤️
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Maligayang pasko sa inyong dalawa Vanessa ang Fernando. we use plastic xmas tree too! because pines trees only grows in baguio
4:20 actually most of Filipinos just buying plastic Christmas Tree and the prizes is depending if how big or small it is. Yes Pine tree grows here in the Philippines, but in some places only.
Good to know thanks for letting us know ❤️
@@fernandoandvanessa I want you guys if you'll visit here in the Philippines is visit here in Mindanao❤
Pine trees are common in the Cordillera region.
We made our own Christmas tree with recycled plastic bottles
@@ronaldgalanojr.6010 sa Bukidnon din po madami
here in the philippines there are so many pine trees in higher level ground like baguio city, bukidnon.. etc. even in low lands pine trees can grows too
Thanks for telling us hehe 😘
@@fernandoandvanessa but most of us use plastic 'cause it is expensive.
Yes both of you are Filipino in the heart. I love both of you Vanessa and Fernando.
filipinos are so creative in ideas, enjoyment/celebrations/ feast/ business/commercialism...
Merry Christmas, Holy Couple of Filipinos... Thank you.... For believing in us...
In my province we use mangrove tree and sometimes we use Christmas tree that made of plastics ,paper or soap 😊❤
Wow that so sweet of you two when u said that u are a filipino by heart..❤❤❤
no, we don't buy real tree 🎄 coz most of us have small houses, it won't fit 😂. We're just buying small plastic Christmas trees then keep it so we can use it next Christmas.
Hope that we can all celebrate a happy Christmas season despite of this pandemic. Christmas is really special here in the Philippines coz it means it's time for our family and love.
Happy -ber month to you guys and advance Merry Christmas. Stay safe and God bless us always #mabufrekinhay
Thanks so much sending love to you!! 😘
To answer your question:
For my family and most of my friends, we just buy plastic trees since real trees are a bit hard to find since they are mostly found in high areas like Baguio...I also think it’s because it is cheaper to just have a plastic tree so that we can use it again for the next year.
Hello Vanessa and Fernando! Maligaya g Pasko means Merry Christmas!!! God bless u and love u both becoz u love Filipinos...Mabuhay kayo❤️🙏😊😘
cutting trees in PH curial for us we still need a certain permit those trees to be....we usually used plasic christmas tree...
Yes like in Brazil then 🤗
Maligayang Pasko is Merry Christmas in English. 😊
Thank you for appreciating Philippines! Filipinos love you both. Merry Christmas to both of you. Stay safe. ❤❤
The song is CHRISTMAS IN OUR HEARTS
Hahaha nice ❤️
React the song plsssssss.😊😊😊
pls listen to that song..
When ber months starts it means for the filipinos its Christmas in the air. Christmas countdown will also start at the 1st of sept. Philippines has the longest chirstmas😂🎄🎁🎅🤶
Yes that's our greeting here ☺️ Maligayong pasko at manigong bagong taon!!! 🎇
For Merry Christmas and happy new year!
ate Vanessa maligayang pagdating means welcome back 😊
#Mabufreakinghay❤️🇵🇭🇵🇭
Hahaha yes ☺️
i love you both.your so nice to us as a filipino.god bless you always advance merry christmas
Maybe some people are still using branches of a tree esp in the province to make a Christmas tree. When I was young in the year 70's we used a real tree. We cut a branch of a tree not the whole tree just part of it with stems on it and used crepe paper to cover the stems with style. Then, hang many things with Christmas lights hanging on it. While others, ( like us) those with trees in their backyards or infront of their houses they use the whole tree as their Christmas tree as well as the plants and shrubs, we light them up and so, houses are like burning with colorful lights... its so cool and beautiful. We can feel the Christmas with that ambiance. Jesus' birthday is in December, so the moment the ___ber month comes (September), we feel the need to prepare for the
coming of the Baby Jesus, by putting all those stuffs that really make us happy. Then, in all radio stations , we can hear Christmas songs, ohh, believe me, the feeling is surreal. Really joyful 😊.
Yes, Its " Ber" Month Filipino's are excited so, We start decorating our house to feel the Spirit of Christmas...
Yes you are indeed a Filipino by heart!❤️❤️❤️
Loyal fan here from Philippines
GODBLESS 💞💞
The philippines is still close because here in my city in mindanao were experiencing a 2nd wave of covid :
Oh 🥺🥺🥺🥺
Stay safe 💕
@@fernandoandvanessa thank you for entertaining so many during lockdown💖💖
Really I didn't know that
😥🙏@ jay michael Mindanao pod ko.Pray lang ta nga mag totally vanish na ang virus,in Jesus' name🙏🙏🙏
Love you both for loving our culture, for embracing us and in return we welcome both of you as family 😊🙏😊🙏
Hi Vanessa and Fernando. New subscriber here. First Just want to thank you for loving the Philippines, my country. Im so touched, everytime I've watched your videos. By the way, Merry Christmas (Maligayang Pasko). For your question, we not usually used the real tree, as time goes by we only used the plastic one. But when I was little child, what our usually used as Christmas tree is made of wire and cotton, done my father because we dont have much money to buy a plastic one. So we have a white Christmas 😁. For some years, you can see in every house we decorated our house and also our real plants in front of house, we usually used Christmas light for that. Thanks again for featuring my loving country. More power and Mabuhay. Keep safe always. Mahal nami kayo. God bless!
Pilipino loves you a million times, thank you for loving us too, God Bless.
Absolutely certified you as a FOREIGNOY💛 Foreign by blood, Pinoy by heart🥰 MAHAL NAMIN KAYO, Binibing Vanessa And Ginoong fernando❤️thankyou for always making us realized each and everyday that we must proud being a filipino! Shout out from the Philippines
Here in Baguio City pine trees is every where🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲
Stay safe and healthy Vanessa and Fernando💕
Haha yes because it is the coldest city in Philippines right?? 😅☺️
FROM FILIPINO MERRY CHRISMAS!!!🎄🎄
we filipino's spent our christmas with our family's. it is the time to reconnect with our friends and enemies.
you celebrate life . live each day as if it is your last. every situation, everyday is different and we need to make memories even in simple activities and gatherings...
#mabufreakinghay merrychristmas hope everyone is having a great time and stay safe at home 🥰🥰🥰
Thank you so much same to you! ❤️
maligayang pasko sa inyo means Merry Christmas to both of you
Merry Christmas Vanessa and Fernando, the pandemic won't stop us to celebrate and decorate for Christmas, we are already planning what kind of decorations would be our theme for this year. Watch the GIANT LANTERN FESTIVAL here in Pampanga, Philippines, when everything will be back in normal. Proud to be living in the Christmas Capital of the Philippines the PAMPANGA.
It is so nice to hear what you said that you guys are "A Filipino by heart❤"
#IamsoHappy watching your videos about Philippines😊😊
#ProudFilipinoHere
I love the way you said guys.
That you're Filipino by HEART 🥰😍❤💙
keep loving Filipinos. We do same ❤💙
For those who live in the cities or in the metro politan area they’re using an artificial trees that can be found in shopping malls during the holidays, but those who live in the country side like me 🥰 we use to create our own Christmas tree from a certain shrub that grows in the forest, it is called the Alimutbot plant is a kind of shurb that has many small branches like a deer antlers, and we peel off its skin as its inner part was pure white,then we dry it out in sun until all the moisture was already gone then its ready to use😊just put a base to make it stand some Christmas decorations!and there you go a simple DIY Christmas tree😇
Hi to loving and good looking couple. Keep safe and healthy...
I'm always watching ur vedios... lovely couple both...god blessed
We have pine trees in Baguio but we don't cut them just for a display (we conserve nature). So we buy plastic or improvise something to show our artful heart mostly to the ordinary people that can't afford to buy one. Try to do it in a Filipino way so you can still experience the Pinoy Christmas. Advanced Merry Christmas, new subscriber here. ❤
It's Sept again.start of Christmas celebration.hope you can celebrate Christmas here in the phils
Merry Christmas both of u mam and sir and to the rest of the followers here...godbless us all
Love you guys, you are a beautiful couple....
Mabufreakinghay my happy pill😊 its my 1st time to comment and i hope u can read mine 😊❤️ abt the question, we Filipinos start to feel the spirit of xmas in the month of september and start decorating r own houses buying plastic xmas tree some are reuse there preserved decoration while others who cannot buy or afford to have xmas tree they use some recycled materials to turn it into parols like plastic bottle, straws and some uses plastic to shape it like parols sometimes the whole family help each other to make there own decoration. sorry for my bad english✌️😊 ty and Maligayang Pasko po
Yeah, We like to get together, spending time and celebrating with friends and families and Christmas is the best to make our friends and love ones happy and feel loved.
yes there is pine tree but its only in Baguio but most of Filipino we are using same as u do for Christmas tree. Advance Merry Christmas to both of u God Bless and keep safe love u both and thank u for loving our culture🥰🥰🥰
Yeah!!
Yeah!!
When September first came.,, I felt the wind of Christmas!
I'm so excited!!
So advance merry Christmas everyone !! Lots of love coming from Philippines!!
love the way you two are captivating to be one of us Filipino's like i can tell you really love not just our country itself but from our cultures, natural wonders and even in our foods! happy to be one of your "tour guide" whenever you guys are planning to visit here. so much love and support all the way here from the PH
Wow! That's very educational and interestingly informative
Yes right!!! We thought so too😘
merry christmas 🎄 ... and its harvest season . Rice and fruits just like lansones, rambutan, durian, mangosteen etc... so excited if you can visit philippines 🇵🇭. God bless and maligayang pasyo sa inyo meaning Merry christmas to you. from Dumaguete City. City of gentle people
Yes, Pine Trees grew in some part of PHILIPPINES LIKE IN BAGUIO THE SUMMER CAPITAL..BUT MOST OF US FILIPINOS BUY A PLASTIK CHRISTMASS TREE............ 1. BECAUSE MOST OF OUR HOUSES ARE SMALL . 2.WE CAN KEEP IT THE NEXT YEAR...MALIGAYANG PASKO SA INYONG DALAWA (HAPPY CHRISTMASS TO BOTH OF U ). & MANIGONG BAGONG TAON (PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR).. WITH LOVE FROM FRONTLINER, MUSCAT, SULTANATE OF OMAN.
maligayang pasko is merry christmas..
hello and MERRY CHRISTMAS Vannesa and Fernando.. I can't stop watching All your video.. it make me really happy.. 😄😄😄😄😄🤗🤗🤗
Yes we have pine trees in baguio city and in dumaguete in Valencia.,.every where Philippines
youre both right maligayang pasko means merry christmas
Christmas starts September in the Philippines, but it is not just end in the 1st Sunday of January in celebration of Three Kings, but its actually end in the the 3rd Sunday of JANUARY which is the Feast of Señior Santo Niño a very unique celebration originally only in the Philippines
Because of the love and devotion showing of every Filipino catholic to the Child Jesus the Vatican City issued a decree to celebrate the Solemnity of the Feast of the Child Jesus in the whole country in every 3rd Sunday of JANUARY
That's why we Filipinos have the Sinulog Festiva in Cebu, Ati-atihan Festival in Tondo-Manila and many more street dance festival all over the country during the last day of Christmas season in the country the feast day of Señior Santo Niño.
Mary Christmas 😊❤❤❤
We normally buy plastic Christmas tree but in some provinces we get a tree called bakawan and use it as alternative to a plastic Xmas tree ... it is good and fun to decorate it... I think it’s mangrove tree in English ... merry Christmas for of you and your whole family❤️❤️❤️
I didn't even know about that. Bit nowadays, it's really for commercial reasons. Stores and malls put up decorations to entice people who want to prepare for Christmas. We don't exactly celebrate early. We just prepare early. Also, it' s a good excuse to sing Christmas songs already I guess, 'cause they usually make us feel good. Before Ber months, I find myself singing Christmas songs at times without noticing it.
Maligayang pasko sa inyo lahat means Merry Christmas to all of you.
Hehehe☺️❤️
love you both god bless you from the Philippines
He explained it right🥰
There are pine trees in the Philippines especially in Baguio City. Go there and you will see.🥰
Yep! pine trees grow here in the Philippines and it grows in baguio city.❤️
MerryChirstmas fernando and vannesa and thank you to honest our country😘🙏😊
Merry Christmas 🎄 Vanessa and Fernando 🇵🇭❤️..maraming salamat 😍
Same to you thank you!!!❤️
Please react to the documentary "Surviving Mt. Pinatubo" thanks! I love all your reactions! #MabuFreakinghay!
Thank you!! Sending love ❤️
Woah that guy is pretty good.. Lol, I'm Filipina but I don't even know that much. 😂
All I know is that we just love Christmas..
Love all your videos guys, you're such a very cute couple.. Stay strong and wishing to see more and more of your happy videos. ❤️❤️❤️
Answered question:
sometimes we buy plastic trees. but sometimes its a small pine tree.
Baguio City then used real pine trees as christmas tree complete with fired wood inside the house to make it warmer since it's cold there...
They grow in Baguio.
We just used bark tress wrap it with some decoration..or plastic tree
I really miss celebrating Christmas with my families in my country Philippines,since I working here in Malaysia for 6 years.😥I will just wish them to have a blissful christmas despite of pandemic.Let us still be grateful to GOD that we are still alive and in good health.Be strong always.🙏GOD BLESS US ALL.🙏❤🙏⚘⚘⚘
We miss you both Vanessa & Fernando. We are still close for foreigners for we are still waiting for a Vaccine. Vaccine is the key. Distance doesn’t matter for as long as you continue making video guys. But by the way how about showing us here some of your adventures there in Germany?
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My pleasureee🥰❤️🇵🇭
We have fine tree 🎄 here in the Philippines , but it only grow in cold places like Baguio City , and about the word "MALIGAYANG PASKO " yes that is Tagalog or Filipino words of " MERRY CHRISTMAS "
and added:
" MALIGAYANG PASKO AT MANIGONG BAGONG TAON " in English is
" MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR"
8:20 normally we used to have an imitation pine trees but we Filipinos are very resourceful and artistic so sometimes we used recycled materials for building Christmas trees. Sometimes we also use a "pandacacui plant" you can Google it. Haha
I really love you guys, merry Christmas mga kababayans
"Maligayang Pasko sa inyo" is like "Merry Christmas to you or Merry Christmas to the both of you". Keep safe po ate Vanessa and kuya Fernando💖 #MABUFREAKINGHAY
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Merry Christmas in advance Vanessa and Fernando 🎄🤶🎉 Godbless you both 🙏💕
You are always welcome here in the philippines guys!!!
Advance Merry Christmas to all of you..♥️🧡
God bless and keep safe 🙏😇
When i started the video you guys are sooo very happy and you made me very happy too ❤❤❤
We just buy plastic Christmas tree or artificial tree and put some decorations and star on that top ☺️ and after the Christmas we keep it for next year 😀
the meaning of "maligayang pasko Sa Inyo" is MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL OF YOU.
I really love you guys... more more happiness for the both of you . Godbless us all❤
Hope you could come and visit the philippines again and time it on the holiday season (christmas time) once this pandemic ends. I'm sure you will enjoy youur stay. By the way i love vanessa's cover of BUWAN. You guys are so enjoyable to watch. Take care and mavuhay!!
yes maligayang pasko= merry christmas
When I was in elementary to highschool I remember that our neighbors decorated their houses started from september but now I'm 32 i rarely see that usually they put christmas lights november or december.
When we were younger, we were making our trees. DIY stuffs like that. Dried trunks intact with dried branches on it. Then covering it up with a white or green crepe paper cut artistically to become like a true pine 🌲.
Pine trees can grow here in Philippines, specifically in Baguio. But we do buy plastic Christmas trees to decorate our homes ☺️
Ive really love this lovely couple happy reaction♥️♥️ because you guys having such a good heart for the filipinos🥰we love you both🤩
I love this video and of course you two and I hope you can visit here in the philippines again, god bless you😊😊💖💖 advance merry christmass
I remember back then, we have a small actual tree outside our house that is called money tree. So every year we put xmass lights an xmalls balls on it.
I love this couple very much.
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Here in baguio city can grow pine trees. Because the weather here is cold specialy when the month of december until march
We in our Subdivision have Pine trees and we decorate every “Ber” months💙
For the Christmas tree. Most buy also plastics, but theres thing here in Philippines where people will compete to make a Christmas tree in every place with every resources we've got and make it as a big Christmas tree for the whole city in a specific place in Philippines. So i can say that Philippines dont just buy whole Christmas tree, but we make it to show also how creative we are in some kind of ways and showing also that we believe in unity in Christmas❤️❤️❤️❤️ advance Merry Christmas ❤️❤️❤️
Hellooooo❤️❤️❤️ you asked if we Filipinos use real pine trees as a Christmas tree. No we don't. I mean in my family (I don't know if others too) only use plastic trees but sometimes we also improvise by building our own trees from recycable materials😄 also in school we have project or assignment to bring one plastic bottle and at the ber months you'll see your bottle formed in a tree or in the windows in our classrooms❤️❤️share ko lang hahahah
Thanks for taking your time to tell us 😘❤️
5:20 yes we start our countdown on Sept 16
The famous news Branch in the Philippines (TV Patrol)
Counts how many left Days Before Christmas. They will design their News Branch/Office with decors
We do have Pine Trees, in some places. But the most popular is The City Of Pines in Baguio City, also known as the The Summer Capital of the Philippines..🌲🎄
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Notice plsss.I Always watching your Videos😍😍😍Its BER months so Its XMas😍😍😍
Yeahhhhh❤️