As a Filipino I must say that the modern tagalog words are one of the easiest language to understand in just a short perious of time learning it I'm really glad modern tagalog is way easier to understand now Because the old tagalog language are the same as modern ones but its more deeper Like its so poetic Even I don't understand some of it sometimes
@@hater9008 it's basically a financial business where the upper class lives/work. BGC boys have a negative connotation because they're stereotypically snooty, vain and privileged.
@@hater9008 bonifacio global city, it’s a place in the ph that’s quite “upscale” where a lot of the rather wealthy people go to. people who live/hang around there are stereotyped to be snobby, rich and have an accent, and so a lot of the guys who hang there are called “bgc boys” LOL
tagalog has a lot of loaned words from spanish, which has a lot of similar-sounding words with english, so modern-day tagalog sentences almost always have one or two spanish or english words in there. not to mention that english is a subject taught to us everyday from the day we start school, plus the xenocentric tendencies of the youth makes them consume a lot of western media, which are generally in english.
Plus, because we're xenocentric in general, not just western-centric (or at least, not all of us), mixed with our past and present connections with East, Southeast, and South Asia, we have a bunch of words that people from our fellow Asian countries could understand, at least to an extent (especially since we usually change the meaning a bit, even with Spanish and English loawords sometimes).
@@r3ll282 Yes and no? Especially nowadays. The textbooks, notes, presentations, and other materials for most subjects might be in pure English, sure, but the lessons are generally taught in the regional or provincial vernacular, typically Tagalog or another local language mixed with English and various localisms (words mainly only used in a certain area). For example, a pre-school or elementary teacher might say something like this during a lesson, "Okay, _so ngayon, ang_ lesson _natin ay_ about _sa fractions. Sino dito alam na kung ano ang mga_ fraction? ... Wow! Very good! _Tama sinabi niya,_ class. _Sabay-sabay niyo nga basahin yung nasa_ TV. ... Okay, _so gaya nga ng sinabi ni X, ang mga_ fraction _ay_ part or _bahagi ng_ whole number. _Naaalala niyo pa ba kung ano yung_ whole number?"
Luca is kinda like me, like how I can understand more than I can speak. I was born in Thai but migrated and raised in Singapore when I was about 3-4. I was raised in Thai for about 1-3 years + my whole family is Thai, so I obviously understand it fluently. Just that I mostly speak English to the point I lost my ability to speak in Thai, which is sad 😭
I forgor when but i think he did mention he did. Plus I think there are plenty of Filipinos in AU, maybe he could hear it from time to time? Like when he goes out to touch grass I guess we'll never know unless he mentions it
How to pick up a girl in Tagalog (according to millie): 1: ang ganda mo (you're beautiful) 2: babae ka ba? (are you a girl?) Extra: 1: tao ka ba? (are you human? /TSKR/) 2: saan punta mo? (where are you going?) How to pick up a guy in Tagalog (still according to Millie): 1: ang pogi mo (you're handsome) ~ Luca: babae ka ba? lalake ka ba?
Okay lng kung taglish. Halos lhat naman na ng pilipino nag tataglish. mga taga province na matatanda nlng ata mga nag pupure tagalog (of course some of them know taglish too).
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You're next, Mysta
Amen I'm manifesting this 😩🙏🏻
Funny thing is how luca probably knows more tagalog than mysta. 😆 i wonder if hex would be open to it
@@wickerwork_wesley Mysta has 2 debuffs. His bri'ish debuff is stronger than his filipino debuff. And Hex?
I’d love a stream with Millie and Scarle, too. :-D
@@redacted8983 Lotsa internet speculation that Hex is half Filipino too
With the way Luca responds, I think he's receptively bilingual. He understands more than what he can verbally express with words.
Im just gonna say, Luca is Filipino Australian irl.
@@markauditor7873 right? i suspect that too, after hearing his story times with his family (jollibee one especially) and such.
@@markauditor7873 he’s half right?
@@zee3e he's full Filipino but was born and raised in Australia. They're 2nd gen Filipino there.
@@grayonenoel2104 wait was this confirmed?
everytime luca has the chance to show his knowledge in tagalog, i always get more that what i expect
tagalog is such an interesting language to listen to i would love if millie did a learnign stream with luca or others lol
YES .. NIJIPH IS GROWING!!
Hahaha i laughed when luca says "Babae ka ba?" To millie HAHAHAHHA
Omg im dying at "sakay na sa tricycle ko" 🤣
libre 😳😳
I am still amazed at how native Luca sounded when he said "babae ka ba"
As a Filipino
I must say that the modern tagalog words are one of the easiest language to understand in just a short perious of time learning it
I'm really glad modern tagalog is way easier to understand now
Because the old tagalog language are the same as modern ones but its more deeper
Like its so poetic
Even I don't understand some of it sometimes
I know right, that's why when words get deep I barely understand
millie: what is lettuce in filipino
me: ewan ko... LECHUGAS?
Bahahahaha benta to
triny ko igoogle tama ka pa ata hahah sabi ko pechay baguio hahahahahaha
@@kristtribs7672 iba pechay baguio bhi hahahahagag
TANGINAAUAJSIDUAUQ
Lechugas is a cuss word in bisaya 😭😭😭😭
I AM SO PROUDDD AT LUCAAAA IM BEING A PROUD PIPINO HERE
Honestly I feel like if luca learnt tagalog he would be like those bgc bois but in a respectful way HAHAHAHAH
what is bgc
@@hater9008 it's basically a financial business where the upper class lives/work. BGC boys have a negative connotation because they're stereotypically snooty, vain and privileged.
@@hater9008 bonifacio global city, it’s a place in the ph that’s quite “upscale” where a lot of the rather wealthy people go to. people who live/hang around there are stereotyped to be snobby, rich and have an accent, and so a lot of the guys who hang there are called “bgc boys” LOL
Gagi pere bgc bois pere
tagalog has a lot of loaned words from spanish, which has a lot of similar-sounding words with english, so modern-day tagalog sentences almost always have one or two spanish or english words in there. not to mention that english is a subject taught to us everyday from the day we start school, plus the xenocentric tendencies of the youth makes them consume a lot of western media, which are generally in english.
Plus, because we're xenocentric in general, not just western-centric (or at least, not all of us), mixed with our past and present connections with East, Southeast, and South Asia, we have a bunch of words that people from our fellow Asian countries could understand, at least to an extent (especially since we usually change the meaning a bit, even with Spanish and English loawords sometimes).
every subject is taught in english starting from kindergarten
@@r3ll282 Yes and no? Especially nowadays. The textbooks, notes, presentations, and other materials for most subjects might be in pure English, sure, but the lessons are generally taught in the regional or provincial vernacular, typically Tagalog or another local language mixed with English and various localisms (words mainly only used in a certain area).
For example, a pre-school or elementary teacher might say something like this during a lesson, "Okay, _so ngayon, ang_ lesson _natin ay_ about _sa fractions. Sino dito alam na kung ano ang mga_ fraction? ... Wow! Very good! _Tama sinabi niya,_ class. _Sabay-sabay niyo nga basahin yung nasa_ TV. ... Okay, _so gaya nga ng sinabi ni X, ang mga_ fraction _ay_ part or _bahagi ng_ whole number. _Naaalala niyo pa ba kung ano yung_ whole number?"
Fun fact: A lot of English words are derived from Latin, and uhh… yup; you guessed it, so is español(Spanish).
@@r3ll282Yeah, it's one of the two formal languages in the Philippines after all.
GALING HAHAHAA
Luca as a tricycle driver? SIGN ME UP, MILLIE WHERE MY GANG AT?
Ang saya saya ni Tita Millie parang bagong kasal lang 😂
Foreigners that speaks Tagalog is so cute and it makes me fall in love more. ❤❤❤
Waiiiiiit ... I know the outro music....
I see that you are a man of culture as well
I get hella happy and excited and shit whenever a content creator i like seems to understand tagalog like its so cool imo HAHAHA
Galing ni Boss woo
YUNG ACCENT NI LUCA PARANG TOTOONG PILIPINO
1:15 Filipinos when theyre comfortable with the person
That "hey miss, san punta mo" sounded like a certain dinosaur hahahaha
A foreign guy that understands and speaks Tagalog, It's a plus point. Makes them more attractive.
He has like the perfect accent too
Hol up...Lica can actually understand her full sentences...Damn...boi is dedicated to his language learning
Luca pogging
yung "babae kaba?" ni Luca HAHAHAHAHAHA
Luca is kinda like me, like how I can understand more than I can speak. I was born in Thai but migrated and raised in Singapore when I was about 3-4.
I was raised in Thai for about 1-3 years + my whole family is Thai, so I obviously understand it fluently. Just that I mostly speak English to the point I lost my ability to speak in Thai, which is sad 😭
BGC boi tong si pareng Luca HAHAHAHAHA
Omsim HAHAHAHAHA grabe na si kyah 😌💛
How does luca even know tagalog? It's amazing because it's not really a common language people would learn
He said he once lived in the ph. During his HS days I think? Plus lechon was on his debut slides
@@iammaberandom omgg tysm!!
@@iammaberandom whot? when and what stream did he said that he once lived in the Philippines? i wanna knoooowwww
I forgor when but i think he did mention he did. Plus I think there are plenty of Filipinos in AU, maybe he could hear it from time to time? Like when he goes out to touch grass
I guess we'll never know unless he mentions it
@@zerokiryuualbanssmolvampire Right there are a lot of Filipinos/Asians in AU and we never know if he's a half filipino or not
They look cute🥺❤️❤️❤️
How to pick up a girl in Tagalog (according to millie):
1: ang ganda mo (you're beautiful)
2: babae ka ba? (are you a girl?)
Extra:
1: tao ka ba? (are you human? /TSKR/)
2: saan punta mo? (where are you going?)
How to pick up a guy in Tagalog (still according to Millie):
1: ang pogi mo (you're handsome)
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Luca: babae ka ba? lalake ka ba?
Instead of luca saying tubig what I heard from him was "TOO BEG!"
luca is pogging
"babae kaba?" BAHAHAHAHAHHAHA
Okay lng kung taglish. Halos lhat naman na ng pilipino nag tataglish. mga taga province na matatanda nlng ata mga nag pupure tagalog (of course some of them know taglish too).
UR SO FLUENT WITH TAGALOG😮 I as a filipino cant even speak that fast and not too fluent
Shuta ka millie RP as tricycle driver😭😭😭🤣
Lettuce in Filipino is letsugas 1:33
Luca is more filipino than Mysta
Naur, Millie you're teaching him such cursed near-SA stuff!
4:23 Don't get cancelled now... 👩(5:30)
Lettuce is...like a repeolyo
filipino rizz
Nah I wanna know the story how he knows tagalog
Lettuce = petchay
Hindi ba Letsugas?
Millie Letos in Filipino is "lechogas"
one time my sister shipped millie with luca help
ate kailan ka mag live powede pa sa bukas pls lng
What are they playing? Looks interesting
link?
ua-cam.com/users/liveBj5ZuDCl0e4?feature=share here
Repolyo ata yung lettuce eh idk😭
Cabbage ang repolyo
Funny cuz im filipino but i speak a different dialect hehe
5:30 ANG STRAIGHT NUNG PAGKAKASABI N'YA NUNG BABAE KABA. 😂
Bat parang may accent din si millie when she talks in Tagalog? Bisaya ba sya
Parang ilocana ata cya ksi sabi nya sa isang stream taga norte ata cya
You develop a weird accent when you've lived in a different place for a long time.
Yeah! Noticed it too.
Parang Anime voice actor ung babae
What if Filipino si Luca
You want to ask babae ka ba because Manila has so many cross dressers