Toast Learned this Hilarious thing from the Philippines

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  • @glentot9243
    @glentot9243 2 місяці тому +751

    that's us filipinos being progressive. We have solved the pronouns problem doing the MaamSir.. LOL

    • @kyleco9185
      @kyleco9185 2 місяці тому +46

      Lowkey not a bad idea. In the end, pronouns are just meant to avoid having to use someone's name repeatedly and doesn't have much to do with gender. Why bother making so many pronouns if one pronoun for all would have been just as useful. 🤣

    • @Paulyster_
      @Paulyster_ 2 місяці тому +39

      Pronouns = cringe

    • @bunnniel
      @bunnniel 2 місяці тому +52

      ​@@Paulyster_ everyone uses them, get over it.

    • @Paulyster_
      @Paulyster_ 2 місяці тому +24

      @@bunnniel bro said "everyone" 🙃

    • @bunnniel
      @bunnniel 2 місяці тому +9

      @@Paulyster_ so you go by it then? ok

  • @daplyingdatchman
    @daplyingdatchman 2 місяці тому +396

    MAMSER

  • @vastvoids
    @vastvoids 2 місяці тому +139

    The funniest thing about mamser (mamzer) is that it means "bastard" or "child of incest" in Yddish. Learning this as a Filipino was so funny because now I try not to laugh every time a guard goes "balik po kayo bastard"
    🤣

  • @haronixmatatix
    @haronixmatatix 2 місяці тому +75

    "mamser, this way please"
    😂😂😂 it's a slang from "Ma'am, Sir"

    • @Husshhh713
      @Husshhh713 2 місяці тому +5

      "Ma'am/Sir"* Unless you are talking to one man and one woman, or to put it simply, a straight couple.

    • @user-tv4ih2kq6r
      @user-tv4ih2kq6r 2 місяці тому

      ​@@Husshhh713 Youre right with "/", but the term is indeed only used for groups of people that includes a man and a woman.

  • @royalwalnutbroth5664
    @royalwalnutbroth5664 2 місяці тому +87

    Filipinos grew up with gender neutral pronouns whether in singular or plural form, Siya (Him/Her) and Sila (They/Them) to the point that we bend even the foreign words to be neutral friendly, Mamser (warped ma'am/sir)

    • @himasekiwari155
      @himasekiwari155 2 місяці тому +6

      do you not think that he could have been with a group thats why peeps say ma'am sir? I dont think we have a very difficult understanding of the english pronouns despite how different it is to the local language, from what i know since I do live here in PH, we say Ma'am,Sir and heck even titles like Doc,Lawyer,Engr etc out of respect and well for the latter to acknowledge the title a person have base on their work.

    • @Wendeez-nut
      @Wendeez-nut 2 місяці тому +3

      ​@@himasekiwari155 Naah, i struggle with pronouns as im used to using siya to everything, i always use she to everyone as default prolly cuz theyre only 1 syllables diff pronunciation wise

    • @myaps1859
      @myaps1859 2 місяці тому +3

      @@himasekiwari155 ma'am/sir is usually used when talking to a crowd so...

  • @ushijimawakatoshi1429
    @ushijimawakatoshi1429 2 місяці тому +140

    That's because Filipino accent really made Ma'am sound like Mom.
    I think it was supposed to sound like "Mæm" (correct me if I used the character wrong) not "Maw-m"

    • @rovidelarosa
      @rovidelarosa 2 місяці тому +3

      But then why would you say ma'am/sir as if it's a single word.

    • @ushijimawakatoshi1429
      @ushijimawakatoshi1429 2 місяці тому +2

      @@rovidelarosa Honestly? I don't have any idea. (I lived my 80% of my life in Switzerland, so it's also "kinda" new to me too).

    • @lolzz4049
      @lolzz4049 2 місяці тому +6

      ​@@rovidelarosa I think it's supposed to be "Ma'am, Sir" idk if that makes sense

    • @Kits-sama
      @Kits-sama 2 місяці тому

      mostly for group of people. Instead of addressing each of them, just say "ma'am, sir" for easy addressing@@rovidelarosa

    • @diovi_rae
      @diovi_rae 2 місяці тому +17

      @@rovidelarosa cause we can't be bothered to choose one for every person, we've amalgamated it to encompass everyone. It's part of our vocabulary now.

  • @TheDremCatcher
    @TheDremCatcher 2 місяці тому +82

    Ma'am/Sir in hotels are usually used by hotel attendants when referring to a group so though they say it like "Mam'sir" they are saying "Ma'am, Sir" to refer to both male and female guests in the group chat. I dont believe as of myself am Filipino that the hotel attendants were calling individuals Ma'am/Sir

    • @cheeen
      @cheeen 2 місяці тому

      This is the real explanation. Filipinos don't give a shit about pronouns

  • @TundeSify
    @TundeSify 2 місяці тому +5

    it sounds like mom but its ma'am in public

  • @sp00kdagul
    @sp00kdagul 2 місяці тому +143

    Every Filipino has an English pronoun problem. We get confused with him/her, she/he etc., Since in Filipino we only have one singular pronoun: "siya"
    So to solve this problem we just call people maamsir....

    • @mop6278
      @mop6278 2 місяці тому +10

      If its a group of course yall say Maam/Sir
      MaamSir also applied for the LGBTQ
      Just to be sure 😂

    • @kyleco9185
      @kyleco9185 2 місяці тому +9

      Not every Filipino though. Most Filipinos would just call someone ma'am or sir and simply change it if they were corrected. I'm assuming this is more of a employee thing since they're required to be inclusive or something but I personally would feel weird being called ma'amsir all the time.

    • @yyy-zn6xu
      @yyy-zn6xu 2 місяці тому +6

      ​@@kyleco9185this is not only implying to maam/sir... like the post said, i also make mistakes with pronouns him/her, she/he... its hard if you get used to "siya/niya" for he/she and "kanya" is for his/him/her/hers.. and to non filipinos, changing 's' to 'n' if the word before it ends with vowel.. for example "sabi niya" which means "he/she said".. when i try to speak in english and wanted to refer a woman, i often make mistake and say "he"... obviously if your first language is english this wont be a problem to you.. its only a problem to us where english is 2nd, 3rd, or even 4th language..

    • @pianomusician4life
      @pianomusician4life 2 місяці тому +3

      Tbh I love it. If there were just one pronoun for everyone in English, I'm down. In Chinese, there's also only one pronoun. In Cantonese, people, animals, inanimate objects, etc can all share a pronoun (pure laziness xD).

    • @bunnniel
      @bunnniel 2 місяці тому

      I believe this is common, even for native English speakers.

  • @kyuraga182
    @kyuraga182 2 місяці тому +1

    Thank you Mamser

  • @iasked9392
    @iasked9392 2 місяці тому +5

    maam/sir (with filipino accent: mam/ser) is addressed to a wide group of people. Just like how you would use "ladies and gentlemen" to address people. In our language, we dont use gendered pronouns.
    When talking to an individual, they would call you either maam or sir, depends on your gender, to be polite.

  • @quinkylo7971
    @quinkylo7971 2 місяці тому +68

    It's Ma'am/Sir that's what we prefer calling foreign people because they are sensitive with ther genders.

    • @bunnniel
      @bunnniel 2 місяці тому +10

      Not really, they also do this to non foreigners.

    • @lordsevent
      @lordsevent 2 місяці тому +4

      LOL We say that even to eachother. we probably say it only in a professional setting just to be respectful (probably) I'm not sure but I think it's like that

    • @matchabox.
      @matchabox. 2 місяці тому +2

      We call everyone that when we work in customer service out of respect

    • @user-sg6ii3eo9i
      @user-sg6ii3eo9i 2 місяці тому +1

      Maam sir are refered to multiple people

    • @costanostra2447
      @costanostra2447 2 місяці тому +4

      Imo it didnt start with calling foreigners that. It’s definitely a local thing, filipinos just say it to whoever, foreigner or not lol been hearing “mamser” ever since i was a kid my earliest memory is from muslims selling DVDs at the side of the street, to call out to potential customers, they would say “Mamser DVD DVD”

  • @Lorokun
    @Lorokun 2 місяці тому +10

    "Ma'am" and "mom" is always mispronounced for filipinos becuz of our accent

  • @NicAngelo
    @NicAngelo 2 місяці тому +6

    U GOIN TO SEKANFLOOR MAMSER?

  • @jamix0282
    @jamix0282 2 місяці тому

    We usually used Ma'am/Sir mostly in an Open Letter
    and Ma'am or Sir if theres an exact gender female(Ma'am) male(Sir).
    and if its a member of LGBTQ community we just used Beh or BiH.

  • @rainpluscoffee3520
    @rainpluscoffee3520 2 місяці тому +15

    They addressed him alone as Maam/Sir??? 🤔 Or in a group? If it was just him, they may have been unable to identify if you are male or female lol

    • @MrNeon1997
      @MrNeon1997 2 місяці тому +6

      probably in a group since they are always together.

    • @felixz4130
      @felixz4130 2 місяці тому +4

      As other comments have pointed out, it is a thing in the Philippines. Usually used in a general sense, ex “Maam/Sir come on up and buy our product”

    • @himasekiwari155
      @himasekiwari155 2 місяці тому +1

      its probably with a group since he's in one right?

  • @ViperDivinity
    @ViperDivinity 2 місяці тому

    In most filipino establishment, you will be addressed with Maam or Sir....
    But in streets you often get called as boss/lodi/kuya or ate (teh)...

  • @grey3414
    @grey3414 Місяць тому

    If they're not sure what your gender is...they would just say "Ma'am/sir" as to not offend.

  • @calixtobrilliantes4435
    @calixtobrilliantes4435 2 місяці тому +2

    the thing is. we dont have he/she, him/her in filipino. we dont have any pronouns relating to one's gender. so we might get confused in using english pronouns sometimes. aint that a beautiful thing.. westerners wish they had this right bout' now xD

  • @annoyedtorchic8270
    @annoyedtorchic8270 2 місяці тому

    We call our english accent Carabao English, because we have a lot of it here (water buffalo). I know it sounds derogatory but it's not, it's just us making fun of ourselves 😂

  • @RaiosSephi
    @RaiosSephi 2 місяці тому

    My brother is consistently being called as "ma'am"... Dude was seen as a woman for all these years, even after being married and have one kid.

  • @Ariverfish
    @Ariverfish 2 місяці тому +10

    "Hoy panot" is my favorite address.

  • @Prinren
    @Prinren 2 місяці тому

    We don't really have pronouns, it's just "that person" and we say Sya/siya/xa, so mamsir makes sense.

  • @roshipunk6058
    @roshipunk6058 2 місяці тому

    junie boy is that you?! (boy may stream ako) hahahahaha

  • @meodrac
    @meodrac 2 місяці тому

    Mamser, bili na po kayo, bente pesos lang

  • @JoshElixir
    @JoshElixir 2 місяці тому +2

    As a Filipino, i thought they're calling me "hamster"

  • @purebottle
    @purebottle 2 місяці тому +17

    what's the problem with his passport?

    • @_Rapturous_
      @_Rapturous_ 2 місяці тому +10

      Agents can reject entry to a country if the passport is damaged/bad condition, ie water damaged

    • @cagallizeyruki8956
      @cagallizeyruki8956 2 місяці тому +1

      At 0:55 he said he hasn't renewed his passport.

    • @iam_jes
      @iam_jes 2 місяці тому

      At least they let it slide.

  • @Yellaexpo
    @Yellaexpo 2 місяці тому +5

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  • @NoVisionGuy
    @NoVisionGuy 2 місяці тому

    Filipino language is gender neutral, idk why we did the same thing with English 😂

  • @YzkNeko
    @YzkNeko Місяць тому

    Certified mamser moment

  • @himasekiwari155
    @himasekiwari155 2 місяці тому +1

    Legit question...while he is in the trip is he with a bigger group with both boys and girls? if so all the reason why people attending them would say both Ma'am and Sir otherwise the peeps will just be saying Here Sir or Here Ma'am,I know despite the difference between grammar and language, we fils understand and speak english with comprehension to some extent (I do know that there are different circumstances especially if one is uneducated but even them could speak a good amount of english and understood what they said), Yes Filipino is more gender neutral but do everyone here actually think we dont understand english after a legit long amount of time being influenced by america and some even watching and listening to english music? Many peeps including myself say ma'am or sir or both to someone I know just out of respect, its the same usage as Ate and Kuya essentially and imagine you see an Ate and Kuya ask you for directions or if you want to ask someone and just happens an ate and kuya happens to be there and together, wouldnt you say like "Ate Kuya alam niyo ba kung saan na lugar ito? and if its only let's say a Kuya pressent you wouldnt say Ate Kuya even it is clearly visible that its only one person which happens to be an older guy/stranger.
    Edit: For short its not about FIlipinos have a seriously hard time to understand its more of us being respectful or corteous to people we dont know

  • @dimly2002
    @dimly2002 2 місяці тому

    This the guy that didnt know philippines is in asia lmao sill gives me the ick

  • @helpmegaming1237
    @helpmegaming1237 2 місяці тому

    😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @Layput
    @Layput 2 місяці тому

    Yu want prench pries mamser?

  • @3pleblow
    @3pleblow 2 місяці тому

    Toast is half Filipino?

  • @koujin4406
    @koujin4406 2 місяці тому

    gender neutral mamsir

  • @timberhead2069
    @timberhead2069 2 місяці тому

    ma'am/sir. Are used just to address a person. Because it is how we do to open a conversation without being impolite. Ma'am is for female or male dressed up as a woman and sir for male or female dressed as a male. It is just to be polite and respectful to other person.

  • @JG-gn9oq
    @JG-gn9oq Місяць тому

    they identify you as mam/ser thats your pronoun

  • @krichvesroy
    @krichvesroy 2 місяці тому

    he is low key insulting Filipino accent.

  • @neilfishingcamp
    @neilfishingcamp 2 місяці тому

    If you dont know maam/sir your common sense is low af. 😂

  • @jaywiz1374
    @jaywiz1374 2 місяці тому

    Mam sir for trans