Hispanic is an Ethnicity and Culture not a race . Asian is a race. Filipinos are HISPANIC Asians due to Historical Link to Spain same with Latinos. Latinos: Race: American Ethnicity Culture : Hispanic with their Indegenious culture . Filipinos: Race: Asian Etnicity Culture : Hispanic with their Indegenious culture. I hope its clear ♥️
@@ajmarkauza9924 We are ethnically asians/autronesians! yes we adapt some of Spaniards culture but doesn't mean we are latino coz to be latin is you must have Spaniards bloodline well in fact an average filipino genetics is 95% percent autronesians/South East Asian while has only 5% percent of spanish decent and those people are minority same with those Chinese-filipino and as well as you can speak Spanish fluently. Majority of an average filipino are rooted from autronesian not to mention the small amount of aetas bloodline to filipino. We are asian and we will never be latino, pacific Islander or whattt! stop this bullshit mindset. Hindi na kayo nahiya kay lapu lapu💀
That explains also why Philippines is allowed to join Reina Hispanoamericana Pageant , we are just like your Asian cousins 😊 Hope you can visit here in cebu soon!
We also Say Silya (Sillia) as Chair 😄😄 in Filipino/Tagalog I want to add that Filipino is official Language Tagalog is a Language/Dialect in Southern Tagalog, Metro Manila and Bulacan. Filipino Language is a Mixed of Tagalog, English, Bisaya and Spanish, and it's a growing language whenever they are new word we add it to Filipino Vocabulary
He is also wearing kamiseta (camiseta), pantalon (pantalones) which are both colored asul (azul). Silya (silla) is chair. Yup, we use spanish words a lot.
Can I describe that Filipinos are represented each race of the world. We are a small world. Arabian, Chinese, Malaysian, Hispanic, Japanese and everything. That's why we are unique.
We are 100% Asian... Im so happy that your paying us attention by giving reaction related to the Philippines, we always love you guys 💕💕💕💕💕 Hope someday guys you can visit our country. 🤩🤩🤩🤩
@@SolLunaTV We have so many beautiful islands and local places here that some tourist truly enjoyed and Flipino people are so friendly.. 🥰 Godbless and Good Health to both of you❤❤
@@SolLunaTV And me too someday I would like to visit the Dominican Republic and know more about your country like its places, culture and foods stuff like that..🤩🤩🤩🤩
I consider myself as a hispanic because i have Mexican bloodline, por cierto estoy aprendiendo español y también me encanta la canción de español 😊 sorry about my grammar im not fluent yet 😅😁🤗
Every filipinos consider themselves as hispanic, because it's not a race but an ethnicity, and You're still an asian because philippines is located at asia. But of course Filipinos are more Hispanic, filipinos only become asian because obviously the philippines is located in asia, but if you disregard the Location it will be Just a Hispanic country.
@@kokomartin8211 I don't think so and I don't agree that most of us Filipino considered ourselves being hispanic chu chu because not all Filipinos have spanish blood, yes we have loan words and we are Christian but it doesn't mean we considered ourselves Hispanic and also we have chinese blood and we also practice their traditions that most foreigner don't know and we also have Philippine Hokkien which is known locally as Lán- nâng- uē it is a dialect not CREOLE of the Hokkien language of the Southern Min branch. So, tell me, are we considered also being Chinese? And most people here don't look spanish at all they mostly look our asian neighbour and especially if you go here you still considered as foreigner because we don't care who you are and where you came from and if you speak spanish here mind you, you feel alienated. If you want to speak Spanish just go in Zamboanga but expect yourself that most of the people their don't speak or understand you because the people living their are mixed kind of Filipino ethnic language. So, can you don't speak for us being considered ourselves being Hispanic? For Gods sake! it's over 333 years or more being colonized by them and we already move with our life and Spanish/ Spaniards here we don't care anymore and those are still foreigner if we look at them. And please stop spreading misinformation about us, because it will look like that we desperate being Spaniards and in reality in the Philippines Spaniards are still colonizers and they have not anything special about them. FYI we are Asian, Southeast Asian to be exact.
@@kokomartin8211 If you give me ten thousand reasons why we are Hispanic country and I will give you ten thousand reasons why don't we considered as Hispanic country. So, don't speak for us. We have many problems to face in our country and being called as Spanish speaking Asian country it's not important anymore because we already know who we are. Ps: those Filipino calling themselves as Hispanic or Asian those are have identity crisis that live in other country. So, don't be fooled by us.
@@_elle819 I know that this comment thread is months ago but I just want to add my cents into this. It just seems like you did not comprehend what entails being a Hispanic. If your culture, language and religious practices have influences from Spain then yes you are Hispanic. Did you know that only Hispanic countries aka countries that have ties to Spain are allowed to join the Reina Hispanoamericana Pageant? Philippines is the only country from Asia that was invited to participate in that contest and even won the title on the 1st year the country join that pageant.
FOR ME I AM A SOUTH EAST ASIAN PACIFIC ISLANDER.. 👍🇵🇭 AS PHILIPPINES IS LOCATED IN THE SOUTH EAST OF ASIA..WHERE YOU CAN FULLY SEE THE SUN ON IT'S DAWNING. WE ARE THE LIGHTER MORENA/ MORENO. WE ARE VERY DIVERSE. WE CAN EASILY ADAPT ON WEATHER..PEOPLE CULTURE. WE ARE D LIVING GOOD SAMARITAN PEOPLE THAT WILLING TO HELP ANYONE IN NEED OF HELP. DNA CHECK I AM.. 40% SPANISH.. 37% CHINESE & 23% MALAY.
If you visit the Igorot people of the Cordilleras in N. Phil they resemble more the native Formosans called Ami, Japanese Ainu, and even native Alaskans. Even their traditional costumes are very similiar.
Well the country was named after King Philip II so.... yeah (even my last name I believe is Spanish). Viva Las Islas Filipinas, You girls are wonderful.
Thanks to these lovely (hermosa) ladies from Dominican Republic for your appreciation of my beloved country. I know little about your country because of Al Horford of the NBA, playing for Sacramento Kings. Just be it known, that I am from the Bicol Region (Philippines) which most of the words uttered in normal conversations are spanish. Because our Grandparents were so lucky to have studied spanish subject in their class during their youth days. And we are so lucky that we learned some spanish words from them. Your vlogs caught my attention because I want to learn more spanish words, its conjugation/grammar, and how to express it correctly, so I can communicate well with spanish-speaking people. Looking forward for your vlogs, with Spanish 101 tutorial as your content. Muchos Graćias!
Actually 'silya' or 'upuan' is also chair in Filipino, just different in spelling, you girls are lovely, supporting the minyeonatics❤, and as always, on point with your pronunciation in the Filipino lyrics of HBD
Wow!!! Your reaction is awesome ,great!!! I like the way you reacted to Philippines. Im your new subscriber here, from Silang, Cavite, Philippines! Love you both!
Hola! Great reaction video. Very entertaining to watch. I’ve been to Republica Dominicana and I loved it there. Will definitely go back someday. It really reminded me a lot of the Philippines. Of all the countries I’ve been to, I can say it’s one of the most similar countries to the Philippines. I’m sure you’ll feel just at home if you visit the Philippines :)
Every island in the Philippines have their own dialect or language. In tagalog: isa 1, dalawa 2, tatlo 3, apat 4, lima 5 In some part of visayas,: 1 uno, 2 dos, 3 tres, 4 kwatro, 5 sinko In cebuano: 1 usa, 2 duha, 3 tulo, 4 upat, 5 lima In Ilocano: 1 maysa, 2 dua, 3 tallo, 4 upat, 5 lima There are some. 120-187 language spoken in the Philippines..
For Jollibee... just take a boat, and I'll meet you halfway from Florida.. although I will have to cross the country for that, haha! The food just might be a little cold by the time we meet each other. 😂 There is a Spanish creole language spoken particularly in the southern city of Zamboanga called Chavacano, and it basically sounds like Spanish without the conjugation, and the pronunciation, of course, naturally uses a Filipino accent (like when most Filipinos speak actual Spanish). Some people call it a "bastardized" Spanish. 😅 But I'm sure you might have already thought that after learning that it's called "Chavacano" mismo... jajaja
I been watching some of your videos for quite sometimes now. I know I need to hit the subscribe button since I started to love this two lovely and adorable twins
Hola a dos de ustedes, acabo de seguir su canal y me pareció que ustedes dos son graciosos... Me gusta tu canal y creo que puedes aprender el lenguaje filipino fácilmente... La forma en que cantaste Maligayang Bati (cumpleaños feliz) amor de Filipinas
actually i already knew your country because of volleyball and i'm really interested in different countries in the world, i hope i can visit your country soon!! lovelots 🧡
About Langauges Filipino has the same words in other langauges in Asia but the pronouncations are commonly Different its hard to identify. While in Spanish 6000-10000 of Filipino words are comes from SPANISH and we most commonly even pronounce it same with Spanish and we can identify that it is Spanish . ¡How cool!🇵🇭♥️
In counting, I realized that Cebuano can count in 3 languages (it makes 4 including English). Tagalog: Isa, dalawa, tatlo.... so on. Cebuano: Isa, duha, tulo... so on. Older Generation (usually used in apprehending/scolding): uno, dos, tres.. (When Filipino mothers scold, they call your name with uno, dos, tres and they have the tsinelas ready for spanking. Lol) Older generation Cebuanos tend to count money in Spanish, so it could get tricky for me to understand if it goes beyond 100 pesos. Noventay nueve, yes. but when they start to go ciento, my head gets foggy. lol. The recent encounter I've had was 2 months ago up in the mountains in Cebu. My boyfriend and I bought 2 kilos of pomelo from a local farmer. And we thought we gave sobra for a tip, but we missed the ciento part haha. So we actually owed him ciento setenta y cinco. We only understood the setenta y cinco haha. We gave doscientos instead after we realized we didn't pay him enough.
From my mom's maternal side, we have spanish ancestors, my great great great grandfather., from her paternal side, chinese. My maternal grandfather was born in China before his family sailed to the Philippines. My dad was of pure Malay descent. Shall we say Filipinos are Latin Asians? :) My mom looks like a Latina while her siblings look more chinese. :)
oh we know dominican republic exists. we always see you in beauty pageants. ahaha. cool fact: Filipinos can go to most Latin American countries without need of visa since we are considered part of the latin world. There might not be a lot of Filipinos there but there would at least be one.
@@SolLunaTV and Filipinos and Latinos can go and be a citizen in Spain for only 2 years of legal recidency for Filipinos and 2-10 years for Latinos. Only the HISPANIC PEOPLE CAN HAVE THIS OPPORTUNITY . HOW COOL😎
Can I ask you a favor? Can you say "Mahal namin kayo Minyeonatics" on your next video.. it means 'We love you Minyeonatics' 🥰🥰 I just wanna hear you say it.. thanks in advance..
And you can hear lot of spanish words in a cockpit arena..like sintensyador,ganador ,dublado,sultada,dehado,liamado,,,and cobrador of jueteng...comprador for buyer
a famous philippine export is lea salonga of broadway and the concert stage (singing voice of both jasmine and mulan). she has a typical asian set of features, a hispanic last name, speaks several languages, her speech pattern could blend in with any accent she immerses herself in, works where music takes her and enjoys life wherever she finds herself being at the moment. now if you remove the name and just consider the personality traits mentioned above, you have just met your typical filipino.
Pacific Islander identity are only for Fil-Ams who are confused of their origins so its their issue not Philippine born individuals. LOL.....we were a Hispanic Culture even when the U.S.A colonized us and it was only after WWII that we entirely lost Spanish as a national language. Still, many are clamoring for its return so who knows? Anyway, the Philippines is a a Cross road and melting pot of many cultures that we are hard to discern as being just having one identity abd that is a paradox by itself. You can literally find all type of blood mix here and we are historically Hispanics, have been anglicized, nipponized, Sinonised, Koreanized and what have you. We are smack right in the Middle of IndoChina and the Pacific and have China, Japan abd Korea as close door neighbors too.
I am all of the above . I took my DNA test and according to the results I’m 45% East Asian so I’m Asian, 35% Iberian so I’m Hispanic and 20% Polynesian so I’m Pacific Islander.
You are both beautiful inside and outside yourselves. You have a Filipino subscriber in New York City. If ever you get a chance to visit here, give as a shout out and we will show you both around.
Cottage, albeit small Bahay-kubo, kahit munti The plants there are varied Ang halaman doon ay sari-sari Turnip and eggplant Singkamas at talong Cigarettes and nuts Sigarilyas at mani Beans, lentils, peas Sitaw, bataw, patani Kundol, patola, upo't kalabasa Kundol, patola, upo't kalabasa And there is more At tsaka mayro'n pang Radish, mustard Labanos, mustasa Onion, tomato, garlic and ginger Sibuyas, kamatis, bawang at luya Around-is full of sesame Sa paligid-ay puno ng linga Cottage even small Bahay-kubo kahit munti We have strong and real wealth Ay matibay at tunay nating yaman Cottage even small Bahay-kubo kahit munti We can call it home Matatawag nating tahanan Haah ... Haah... La la la la la la la La la la la la la la la Haah ... Haah... Ohhh ... Ohhh... Cottage, albeit small Bahay-kubo, kahit munti The plants there are varied Ang halaman doon ay sari-sari Love and joy Pag-ibig at galak Courage Kagandahan ng loob And maturing At pagpapa-hinuhog Peace, honest understanding Kapayapaan, pang-unawang matapat And there is more At tsaka mayro'n pang Good hug Kabutihang yakap Kahit ... Kahit ... Intense always Matindi sa tuwina Around there is unity ... Sa paligid-ligid may pagkakaisa... Cottage even small Bahay-kubo kahit munti We have strong and real wealth Ay matibay at tunay nating yaman Cottage even small Bahay-kubo kahit munti We can call it home Matatawag nating tahanan La la la ... La la la...
Filipinos are Asian with Spanish culture but Americanized. But the problem you get with closing Filipinos in a box is that by definition Filipinos are a result of intermixing, trading, migration, and colonization of different kinds of people. It is easy to mistake someone with a name of Juan dela Cruz as Hispanic yet is Asian as it gets but looks like a Pacific Islander.
Not all Pacific Islanders look the same. Micronesians look like Southeast Asians. Melanesians look African. And Polynesians are a mix of Melanesian and Micronesian. You dont know us
lol. It's not that the Dominican Republic is not well known. Jollibee's marketing strategy is still focused on their Filipino patrons outside of the Philippines. Unfortunately, opening up Jollibee in countries with lesser Filipinos is still too much of a risk unless of course a local investor would bring its franchise into the Dominican Republic or Jollibee gets popular enough that the risk is minimized.
All of it. Pacific Islanders and Asian that is why we are Austronesians. También somos latinos de asia. Porque somos país hispánico en asia. Entonces, all of it chicos.
If you guys don't know Philippines can count in three different languages + some ethnical language We count in spanish, filipino/tagalog , and english We oftenly use spanish in time and currency filipino/tagalog is used When you asked someone how many (ilan in tagalog) And english can be used in anything
@@SolLunaTV Yes. We do have a 16 year old son 😊 (the one in the pic). But I also have another son (he's 33 years old & married to a white American 😁) from my ex. I have 2 grandchildren (an 8 years old boy & a 4 years old girl).
In Samar Leyte Filipinas, we count uno dos tres quatro singko sais siete otso nueve dyis onse dose trse katorse kinse desi sais desi siete desi otso desi nueve haha that the way we count, and that is a spanish word
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Trust me, this question is only for Filipinos who grew up in the US. Ask anyone who grew up in the PH they would definitely say we are Asian
Exactly. Ask the locals, us who lived in the PH all our lives, we are Asians.
Hispanic is an Ethnicity and Culture not a race .
Asian is a race.
Filipinos are HISPANIC Asians due to Historical Link to Spain same with Latinos.
Latinos:
Race: American
Ethnicity Culture : Hispanic with their Indegenious culture .
Filipinos:
Race: Asian
Etnicity Culture : Hispanic with their Indegenious culture.
I hope its clear ♥️
For a long time filipinos were called the gypsies of the pacific.. you must be part chinese.. i am 66 years old hundred percent ilocano- austronesian
@@nestorancheta8041 Still Asian though... look at other South East Asian countries
@@ajmarkauza9924 We are ethnically asians/autronesians! yes we adapt some of Spaniards culture but doesn't mean we are latino coz to be latin is you must have Spaniards bloodline well in fact an average filipino genetics is 95% percent autronesians/South East Asian while has only 5% percent of spanish decent and those people are minority same with those Chinese-filipino and as well as you can speak Spanish fluently. Majority of an average filipino are rooted from autronesian not to mention the small amount of aetas bloodline to filipino. We are asian and we will never be latino, pacific Islander or whattt! stop this bullshit mindset. Hindi na kayo nahiya kay lapu lapu💀
This girls can learn Filipino language really fast.. I mean, just listen how they pronounce the words. 😮😍🥰
Aww I think is because we have the same sounds with spanish
@@SolLunaTV same color as well.. morena/moreno
@@SolLunaTV filipino and spanish not the same in sound. 🙄
@@jehgelo don't be harsh dude
Because other filipino word is similar in Spanish
Im a Pacific islander from Micronesia & the Filipines is just our neighborh nextdoor.
That explains also why Philippines is allowed to join Reina Hispanoamericana Pageant , we are just like your Asian cousins 😊 Hope you can visit here in cebu soon!
And we won!
WYNWYN MARQUEZ the first Filipino winner of the said pageant.
First time joined the pageant
And we won🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
We also Say Silya (Sillia) as Chair 😄😄 in Filipino/Tagalog
I want to add that
Filipino is official Language
Tagalog is a Language/Dialect in Southern Tagalog, Metro Manila and Bulacan.
Filipino Language is a Mixed of Tagalog, English, Bisaya and Spanish, and it's a growing language whenever they are new word we add it to Filipino Vocabulary
Spanish language es muy enteresante para mi. I really love when you two speak en español.
He is also wearing kamiseta (camiseta), pantalon (pantalones) which are both colored asul (azul). Silya (silla) is chair. Yup, we use spanish words a lot.
Luna and Sol, you are now an official honorary Filipinos👍🇺🇸
Thanks
But Luna is actually called buwan and sol is Araw.
I'm Filipino btw
Can I describe that Filipinos are represented each race of the world. We are a small world.
Arabian, Chinese, Malaysian, Hispanic, Japanese and everything.
That's why we are unique.
And Indian I think
Huh!?! Pinagsasabi mong boba ka💀
Filipinas es un país muy interesante, se parase mucho a latinoamerica. Saludos desde Cancun México. 🇲🇽
Verdad saludo amigos para mi mexico es un lugar muy facil pronunciar. Pero muy defecil olvidar
We are 100% Asian... Im so happy that your paying us attention by giving reaction related to the Philippines, we always love you guys 💕💕💕💕💕 Hope someday guys you can visit our country. 🤩🤩🤩🤩
Someday!!! 😌💪🏾
@@SolLunaTV We have so many beautiful islands and local places here that some tourist truly enjoyed and Flipino people are so friendly.. 🥰 Godbless and Good Health to both of you❤❤
@@SolLunaTV And me too someday I would like to visit the Dominican Republic and know more about your country like its places, culture and foods stuff like that..🤩🤩🤩🤩
I consider myself as a hispanic because i have Mexican bloodline, por cierto estoy aprendiendo español y también me encanta la canción de español 😊 sorry about my grammar im not fluent yet 😅😁🤗
Every filipinos consider themselves as hispanic, because it's not a race but an ethnicity, and You're still an asian because philippines is located at asia. But of course Filipinos are more Hispanic, filipinos only become asian because obviously the philippines is located in asia, but if you disregard the Location it will be Just a Hispanic country.
@@kokomartin8211 I don't think so and I don't agree that most of us Filipino considered ourselves being hispanic chu chu because not all Filipinos have spanish blood, yes we have loan words and we are Christian but it doesn't mean we considered ourselves Hispanic and also we have chinese blood and we also practice their traditions that most foreigner don't know and we also have Philippine Hokkien which is known locally as Lán- nâng- uē it is a dialect not CREOLE of the Hokkien language of the Southern Min branch. So, tell me, are we considered also being Chinese? And most people here don't look spanish at all they mostly look our asian neighbour and especially if you go here you still considered as foreigner because we don't care who you are and where you came from and if you speak spanish here mind you, you feel alienated. If you want to speak Spanish just go in Zamboanga but expect yourself that most of the people their don't speak or understand you because the people living their are mixed kind of Filipino ethnic language.
So, can you don't speak for us being considered ourselves being Hispanic? For Gods sake! it's over 333 years or more being colonized by them and we already move with our life and Spanish/ Spaniards here we don't care anymore and those are still foreigner if we look at them.
And please stop spreading misinformation about us, because it will look like that we desperate being Spaniards and in reality in the Philippines Spaniards are still colonizers and they have not anything special about them.
FYI we are Asian, Southeast Asian to be exact.
@@kokomartin8211 If you give me ten thousand reasons why we are Hispanic country and I will give you ten thousand reasons why don't we considered as Hispanic country. So, don't speak for us. We have many problems to face in our country and being called as Spanish speaking Asian country it's not important anymore because we already know who we are.
Ps: those Filipino calling themselves as Hispanic or Asian those are have identity crisis that live in other country. So, don't be fooled by us.
@@kokomartin8211 abnormal
@@_elle819 I know that this comment thread is months ago but I just want to add my cents into this. It just seems like you did not comprehend what entails being a Hispanic. If your culture, language and religious practices have influences from Spain then yes you are Hispanic.
Did you know that only Hispanic countries aka countries that have ties to Spain are allowed to join the Reina Hispanoamericana Pageant? Philippines is the only country from Asia that was invited to participate in that contest and even won the title on the 1st year the country join that pageant.
two dominican gwapas becoming filipinas, love it
Hahaha if we could become Filipinas se would! Half Filipina half Dominican xD
Filipina? Ewwww
@@kem1233 What wrong with filipinos?
You girls are lovely! When this pandemic quarantine is over, do come and visit. Let's enjoy and celebrate! ♥️🎊💐🍾
That's The plan
FOR ME I AM A SOUTH EAST ASIAN PACIFIC ISLANDER.. 👍🇵🇭 AS PHILIPPINES IS LOCATED IN THE SOUTH EAST OF ASIA..WHERE YOU CAN FULLY SEE THE SUN ON IT'S DAWNING. WE ARE THE LIGHTER MORENA/ MORENO. WE ARE VERY DIVERSE. WE CAN EASILY ADAPT ON WEATHER..PEOPLE CULTURE. WE ARE D LIVING GOOD SAMARITAN PEOPLE THAT WILLING TO HELP ANYONE IN NEED OF HELP. DNA CHECK I AM.. 40% SPANISH.. 37% CHINESE & 23% MALAY.
Wow!
wow, when you sang the "Maligayang bati" i thought it was a filipina who sang. Good job!!!
If you visit the Igorot people of the Cordilleras in N. Phil they resemble more the native Formosans called Ami, Japanese Ainu, and even native Alaskans. Even their traditional costumes are very similiar.
I LOVE LUNA AND SOL❤️ THEY ARE SOOOO BEAUTIFUL!!
Thanks a lot 😍
Well the country was named after King Philip II so.... yeah (even my last name I believe is Spanish). Viva Las Islas Filipinas, You girls are wonderful.
Great job! You girls are beautiful and have a wonderful personality!
Thanks to these lovely (hermosa) ladies from Dominican Republic for your appreciation of my beloved country. I know little about your country because of Al Horford of the NBA, playing for Sacramento Kings.
Just be it known, that I am from the Bicol Region (Philippines) which most of the words uttered in normal conversations are spanish.
Because our Grandparents were so lucky to have studied spanish subject in their class during their youth days.
And we are so lucky that we learned some spanish words from them.
Your vlogs caught my attention because I want to learn more spanish words, its conjugation/grammar, and how to express it correctly, so I can communicate well with spanish-speaking people.
Looking forward for your vlogs, with Spanish 101 tutorial as your content.
Muchos Graćias!
This one still pending, not a lot of requests 😔
Actually 'silya' or 'upuan' is also chair in Filipino, just different in spelling, you girls are lovely, supporting the minyeonatics❤, and as always, on point with your pronunciation in the Filipino lyrics of HBD
Hello! Please!... next reaction videos about "Jollibee Commercial"
-try not to cry challenge-
Noted. #Sol
Jollibee commercial is awful. Stop recommending it.
Chavacano de Zamboanga, Chavacano de Cavite, Chavacano de Abakay(Chavacano Davaoeño). Este es el idioma criollo español en Filipinas.
Muchisima gracias! de filipinas con amor❤
Wow!!! Your reaction is awesome ,great!!! I like the way you reacted to Philippines. Im your new subscriber here, from Silang, Cavite, Philippines! Love you both!
Thanks 😍
Hola! Great reaction video. Very entertaining to watch. I’ve been to Republica Dominicana and I loved it there. Will definitely go back someday. It really reminded me a lot of the Philippines. Of all the countries I’ve been to, I can say it’s one of the most similar countries to the Philippines. I’m sure you’ll feel just at home if you visit the Philippines :)
Omg omg omg for real? I knew it!!!!
If you ever come back here, let us know
Gracias seniorita. for reacting some Filipino cultures. Buenos noches
Wow! Buenas noches!
@@SolLunaTV porque aquí es de noche, tal vez nuestra zona horaria esté en conflicto, ¿verdad? lo siento por mi español. que hora es alla?
in our history, filipino had a bloodline of Malaysian, indonesian ,spanish, arabian,american,chinese, taiwanese, japanese, african,
...
thank you, sol and luna...maraming salamat po.
Thank you Carlos
We love you too ALWAYS STAY SAFE AND HEALTHY AND GOD BLESS US ALL
Every island in the Philippines have their own dialect or language.
In tagalog: isa 1, dalawa 2, tatlo 3, apat 4, lima 5
In some part of visayas,: 1 uno, 2 dos, 3 tres, 4 kwatro, 5 sinko
In cebuano: 1 usa, 2 duha, 3 tulo, 4 upat, 5 lima
In Ilocano: 1 maysa, 2 dua, 3 tallo, 4 upat, 5 lima
There are some. 120-187 language spoken in the Philippines..
For Jollibee... just take a boat, and I'll meet you halfway from Florida.. although I will have to cross the country for that, haha! The food just might be a little cold by the time we meet each other. 😂
There is a Spanish creole language spoken particularly in the southern city of Zamboanga called Chavacano, and it basically sounds like Spanish without the conjugation, and the pronunciation, of course, naturally uses a Filipino accent (like when most Filipinos speak actual Spanish). Some people call it a "bastardized" Spanish. 😅 But I'm sure you might have already thought that after learning that it's called "Chavacano" mismo... jajaja
Hahahaha to do all that just to give us Jollybee!!!
@@SolLunaTV bueno primas♥️
I been watching some of your videos for quite sometimes now. I know I need to hit the subscribe button since I started to love this two lovely and adorable twins
Wow thank you so much and welcome to Minyeonatics!
@@SolLunaTV proud to be Minyeonatics 😍
Hola a dos de ustedes, acabo de seguir su canal y me pareció que ustedes dos son graciosos... Me gusta tu canal y creo que puedes aprender el lenguaje filipino fácilmente... La forma en que cantaste Maligayang Bati (cumpleaños feliz) amor de Filipinas
actually i already knew your country because of volleyball and i'm really interested in different countries in the world, i hope i can visit your country soon!! lovelots 🧡
More than being beautiful, you both are really smart - makes you both amazingly gorgeous! Subscribed!
Your Filipino pronunciation is quite Cute. And you as well. ❤️❤️
And youre so sweet
About Langauges
Filipino has the same words in other langauges in Asia but the pronouncations are commonly Different its hard to identify.
While in Spanish 6000-10000 of Filipino words are comes from SPANISH and we most commonly even pronounce it same with Spanish and we can identify that it is Spanish .
¡How cool!🇵🇭♥️
Filipinos are Hispanic as Dominican Republic and the rest. Proof is our winning Reina Hispanoamericana 2017 crown. Ole!
that's what makes filipinos unique!!! imagine all of these 3 in one people...amazing!
Indeed!
Awwww! “Maligayang bati...” Good job!!
arroz a todas horas con tenedor = hispanoasiaticos. Besos y abrazos desde España , Viva la Hispanidad.
In counting, I realized that Cebuano can count in 3 languages (it makes 4 including English).
Tagalog: Isa, dalawa, tatlo.... so on.
Cebuano: Isa, duha, tulo... so on.
Older Generation (usually used in apprehending/scolding): uno, dos, tres.. (When Filipino mothers scold, they call your name with uno, dos, tres and they have the tsinelas ready for spanking. Lol)
Older generation Cebuanos tend to count money in Spanish, so it could get tricky for me to understand if it goes beyond 100 pesos. Noventay nueve, yes. but when they start to go ciento, my head gets foggy. lol.
The recent encounter I've had was 2 months ago up in the mountains in Cebu. My boyfriend and I bought 2 kilos of pomelo from a local farmer. And we thought we gave sobra for a tip, but we missed the ciento part haha. So we actually owed him ciento setenta y cinco. We only understood the setenta y cinco haha. We gave doscientos instead after we realized we didn't pay him enough.
Happy and always smiling vloggers makes me happy and entertained,more power to both of you,your new subscriber here
From my mom's maternal side, we have spanish ancestors, my great great great grandfather., from her paternal side, chinese. My maternal grandfather was born in China before his family sailed to the Philippines. My dad was of pure Malay descent. Shall we say Filipinos are Latin Asians? :) My mom looks like a Latina while her siblings look more chinese. :)
I’m a simple person, I saw Kathryn Bernardo, I watch. ♥️
Yes we also call our chairs silya "silla" hahaha
OMG!I love you guys! And you pronounced our language perfectly.🙂👍🏻♥️
muchas-- maraming salamat9 gracias
oh we know dominican republic exists. we always see you in beauty pageants. ahaha. cool fact: Filipinos can go to most Latin American countries without need of visa since we are considered part of the latin world. There might not be a lot of Filipinos there but there would at least be one.
Yes. We also can go without visa for 30 days to The Philippines
@@SolLunaTV and Filipinos and Latinos can go and be a citizen in Spain for only 2 years of legal recidency for Filipinos and 2-10 years for Latinos. Only the HISPANIC PEOPLE CAN HAVE THIS OPPORTUNITY .
HOW COOL😎
I really love how you pronounce Tagalog words because it's so Filipino.. And your birthday song is PERFECT ❤️❤️❤️
Wow thanks a lot! We are trying to learn.
Can I ask you a favor? Can you say "Mahal namin kayo Minyeonatics" on your next video.. it means 'We love you Minyeonatics' 🥰🥰 I just wanna hear you say it.. thanks in advance..
I'm so glad I bumped in to your videos, OMG ❤️❤️❤️
Glad you like them!
And you can hear lot of spanish words in a cockpit arena..like sintensyador,ganador ,dublado,sultada,dehado,liamado,,,and cobrador of jueteng...comprador for buyer
a famous philippine export is lea salonga of broadway and the concert stage (singing voice of both jasmine and mulan). she has a typical asian set of features, a hispanic last name, speaks several languages, her speech pattern could blend in with any accent she immerses herself in, works where music takes her and enjoys life wherever she finds herself being at the moment. now if you remove the name and just consider the personality traits mentioned above, you have just met your typical filipino.
Pacific Islander identity are only for Fil-Ams who are confused of their origins so its their issue not Philippine born individuals.
LOL.....we were a Hispanic Culture even when the U.S.A colonized us and it was only after WWII that we entirely lost Spanish as a national language. Still, many are clamoring for its return so who knows?
Anyway, the Philippines is a a Cross road and melting pot of many cultures that we are hard to discern as being just having one identity abd that is a paradox by itself. You can literally find all type of blood mix here and we are historically Hispanics, have been anglicized, nipponized, Sinonised, Koreanized and what have you. We are smack right in the Middle of IndoChina and the Pacific and have China, Japan abd Korea as close door neighbors too.
I am all of the above . I took my DNA test and according to the results I’m 45% East Asian so I’m Asian, 35% Iberian so I’m Hispanic and 20% Polynesian so I’m Pacific Islander.
I love the birthday singing! Sooo cuuute! 😘😁😂
👍👏🇵🇭 you're great. Singing maligayang bati....
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You guys will not struggle learning tagalog your pronunciation is good.
The pronunciation is always on fleek. Lol thats an all of the above answer😂
wow you guys sang Maligayang Bati perfectly. ❤️❤️
muchos gracias from philippines!
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Usually this is not an issue but dealing with US teachers and US racism it becomes an issue.
You are both beautiful inside and outside yourselves. You have a Filipino subscriber in New York City. If ever you get a chance to visit here, give as a shout out and we will show you both around.
Promise?
YES and of course Luna y Sol !!!
Cottage, albeit small
Bahay-kubo, kahit munti
The plants there are varied
Ang halaman doon ay sari-sari
Turnip and eggplant
Singkamas at talong
Cigarettes and nuts
Sigarilyas at mani
Beans, lentils, peas
Sitaw, bataw, patani
Kundol, patola, upo't kalabasa
Kundol, patola, upo't kalabasa
And there is more
At tsaka mayro'n pang
Radish, mustard
Labanos, mustasa
Onion, tomato, garlic and ginger
Sibuyas, kamatis, bawang at luya
Around-is full of sesame
Sa paligid-ay puno ng linga
Cottage even small
Bahay-kubo kahit munti
We have strong and real wealth
Ay matibay at tunay nating yaman
Cottage even small
Bahay-kubo kahit munti
We can call it home
Matatawag nating tahanan
Haah ...
Haah...
La la la la la la la
La la la la la la la la
Haah ...
Haah...
Ohhh ...
Ohhh...
Cottage, albeit small
Bahay-kubo, kahit munti
The plants there are varied
Ang halaman doon ay sari-sari
Love and joy
Pag-ibig at galak
Courage
Kagandahan ng loob
And maturing
At pagpapa-hinuhog
Peace, honest understanding
Kapayapaan, pang-unawang matapat
And there is more
At tsaka mayro'n pang
Good hug
Kabutihang yakap
Kahit ...
Kahit ...
Intense always
Matindi sa tuwina
Around there is unity ...
Sa paligid-ligid may pagkakaisa...
Cottage even small
Bahay-kubo kahit munti
We have strong and real wealth
Ay matibay at tunay nating yaman
Cottage even small
Bahay-kubo kahit munti
We can call it home
Matatawag nating tahanan
La la la ...
La la la...
survival
yes silya/silla also means chair
I consider myself as Southeast Asian Hispanic Pacific Islander, in short, Filipino lmao.
As of right now you can integrate around maybe 75 countries inside
Happy 3k subcribers Girls❤
Thanks! You are also part of it!
New subscriber here and I am a Filipino😊 Great videos 💕
Thanks for subbing! Welcome to Minyeonatics!
@@SolLunaTV Thanks🎉
Wow it sounds like how we sang it here in the Philippines the Birthday song,,,,good job beautiful ladies...🤩🤩🤩🤩💕💕💕💕
CHAIR is Silya in Tagalog. from Spanish pa rin. Bintana for window. BTW I love your reaction. I also have identical twin.
Ooooh add us on Instagram (soltoni05 and ralunita) or Facebook (sol MinyeoTV and Luna Minyeotv). We want to meet more twins!
We actually know about dominican republic from watching beauty pageants like miss universe
We are asian,hispanic and pacific islander.
Magandang umaga, hapon at gabi Sol at Luna. Kumusta na nandito pa po sa Pilipinas ito? Ingat at peace para sa inyo ito. God bless you all.
Both of you oozes confidence,. Keep it up lovely women
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Filipinos are Asian with Spanish culture but Americanized. But the problem you get with closing Filipinos in a box is that by definition Filipinos are a result of intermixing, trading, migration, and colonization of different kinds of people. It is easy to mistake someone with a name of Juan dela Cruz as Hispanic yet is Asian as it gets but looks like a Pacific Islander.
Not all Pacific Islanders look the same. Micronesians look like Southeast Asians. Melanesians look African. And Polynesians are a mix of Melanesian and Micronesian. You dont know us
lol. It's not that the Dominican Republic is not well known. Jollibee's marketing strategy is still focused on their Filipino patrons outside of the Philippines. Unfortunately, opening up Jollibee in countries with lesser Filipinos is still too much of a risk unless of course a local investor would bring its franchise into the Dominican Republic or Jollibee gets popular enough that the risk is minimized.
Maybe in the future we'll be that local investor
Minyeo TV hell yah! Keep dishing out good content and you'll get that "maybe" out of that statement. More power!!!
Wonderful! Morning from the philippines!
I guess it's 5:48 am there. Here's 5:48pm
@@SolLunaTV yes! Just finished work. Night shift. I enjoyed your videos during break time.
Love your vidoes.. you got another Filipino subcribe to your channel....
Yeiii welcome to Minyeonatics!
Wow thank you so much 💖
Similar to Iloilo uno dos tres kwatro singko
All of it. Pacific Islanders and Asian that is why we are Austronesians. También somos latinos de asia. Porque somos país hispánico en asia. Entonces, all of it chicos.
yes you are correct, chair/ Silla in filipino is silya. some call it bangko. or upuan in tagalog
If you guys don't know Philippines can count in three different languages + some ethnical language
We count in spanish, filipino/tagalog , and english
We oftenly use spanish in time and currency
filipino/tagalog is used When you asked someone how many (ilan in tagalog)
And english can be used in anything
You guys are awesome!
When she say “Silla”,well we called it same as too. we spell it as “Silya”
Wow they pronounce our Tagalog words almost perfect!😍😍😍
Salamat!
Fun watching you ladies 😊. You're from Dominican Republic? My husband is Dominican but he was born & raised in New York, USA (btw I'm a Filipina 😊).
Ooooh OMG Filipina and Dominican together! 😍😍😍
@@SolLunaTV Yes & next month is our 20th wedding anniversary 💕
Wow 20 years together! Amazing! Do you have cute mixed kids?
@@SolLunaTV Yes. We do have a 16 year old son 😊 (the one in the pic). But I also have another son (he's 33 years old & married to a white American 😁) from my ex. I have 2 grandchildren (an 8 years old boy & a 4 years old girl).
That's so sweet when you sang in tagalog!
Nice voice cute cute both of you❤❤❤
Hi girls thank you for reacting to filipino artists and stuffs.
Haha,filipinos has mixed thats why we are not only look asian but has different looks like hispanic,american,etch😁
In Samar Leyte Filipinas, we count uno dos tres quatro singko sais siete otso nueve dyis onse dose trse katorse kinse desi sais desi siete desi otso desi nueve haha that the way we count, and that is a spanish word
My grandma(Lola) is half Spanish and my grandpa(lolo) is half Chinese now I’m I look like half German and half shepherd
wow.. you two know many tagalog/filipino words already. nice job girls.. 🥰🥰
Thanks! We are trying to learn!
Sometimes I’m confused if the tagalog words I’m translating to my child is really tagalog or spanish🤣
We say also Silla but if you translate in tagalog... Silya....... also the days like Miyerkules... we say that hehehe....
Yes! To me, we are all of them. ✌️😉🇵🇭 Mabuhay!