Bisaya rage is the best especially in the vtubing community. Just knowing there is more bisaya representation makes me happy. And bisaya is a beautiful language xD
I'll never not find it funny whenever Filipinos switch between different languages XD I don't know what it is with Philippine languages that makes us sound so angry and siga(??) all the time but the way it contrasts with English is hilarious.
Lmao, idk either, but i speak a bit of ilocano and like even when u say "beautiful" it doesn't even sound like a compliment XD It just sounds harsh in my ears, but in a funny way
@@garlicinthebread yes! I don't know what it is with Ilocano, maybe because the pronunciations are so hard and harsh that we tend to sound angry when speaking lol. My mom told me that she had a patient ask her if she was arguing with someone, but really she's just have a normal conversation with grandma on the phone, in Ilocano. We've gone to the point where the both of us just subconsciously default to Ilocano when we're angry or frustrated cause it has that impact, y'know? XD
lemme try to translate her rage for y'all. "pisting yawa ka! yawaaa!!" = "you demoinic pest, demooonnn!!!" or "you pest of a demon, demooonnn!!!" idk how else im supposed to translate those cuz "yawa" means "demon/devil" shes literally insulting the demon or calling you a demon. thats bisayawa rage moment right there. its like... bisaya speakers are challenging the demons into a fist fight. thats doomguy level of rage.
Tbh, as a Bisaya speaker we mainly use the word yawa as "supposedly" of the English words of "sh*t" and "f*ck" but its mostly associated with the word "demon". Because most of the time we mainly use "yawa" when we of course rant or express anger especially with close friends. Mostly you'll hear something like this "Hoi, ka yawa ani bai. Nakalimut kog dala sa akong/akoang mga gamit. Nah, gg na gyud ko ani, kasaban ko ani ni miss." (Oi, ah shit/this is shit. I forgot to bring my stuff. Nah, I'm so gg now, I'll be punished by miss for this.) Do note that "bai" is a just an expressive term for a "friend" in English. Bisaya is somewhat of a fluid language and rarely you'll ever hear words being repeated and thus Bisaya conversations tend to sound like people doing a speedrun talking contest if the argument gets too heated or exciting. Anyways, the word "pisti" refers to mainly "sh*t". So if you put "yawa" and "pisti" together it'll sound more as "f*ck*ng sh*t". But it mostly depends on what is the topic of the conversation and the flow of the conversation. I hope you've learned something and I'm sorry if you had to read this long comment.
i have never heard Yawa to be the definition of demon, we sometimes just say "Demonyo" or "Satanas". Yawa is a word that is broad in certain context, as a swear word its fuck.
@@sorrychangedmyusername3594 "Yawa" really means demon/devil. Maybe you are not aware of it because barely anyone calls demons "yawa" nowadays and people now prefer the term "demonyo". The term "yawa" may have fell out of usage outside the swearing, but you can still find it in the Cebuano translations of the Bible. "Yawa ka" literally has the same meaning as "demonyo ka".
the fuckin bisaya swearing with the classic gamer mic quality is such a surreal and funny experience bisaya vtuber gamer rage is something I did not know I wanted
The amount of anger felt from the "Pisti ka Yawaa ka" is seething through my screen 😂😭😭 edit: almost hurt myself from laughing too much from this clip. ywaa 😂😭
Why is it that when I play online games when I speak Bisaya some react as if they saw a rare animal then they quickly become racists "Luh bisakols", "Bisaya amp" 😃
It's not our fault most people in Luzon only ever go to their neighboring towns plus Baguio, Tagaytay, or Manila. XD The racist part is outright bad, of course, but the initial just being surprised is perfectly normal. Although people in Manila might not be like that nowadays, further up north you'll see people who are only used to Ilocano, Tagalog, and/or English plus their local languages (in my case, Ibanag). Speak something else and we can be quite surprised sometimes, even if it's a language from somewhere else in Luzon like Kapampangan or Bicolano.
Yawa means "Demon" in Cebuano but is as versatile as "F*ck" in English. You can literally put it in any sentence and it'd still work, albeit with a more _artistic_ tone. Fun fact; Yawa is a name of a Native goddess, "A loving woman, a powerful goddess, and a fierce warrior." The Spaniards made it mean "Demon" because Christianity, and so it stuck. (Literally any god Christianity meets is a demon). So when you say "Yawa ka" to your wife, its actually a compliment *wink wink*
The comment above me is correct. Demon as a word came from greek daimon, which means spirit or a divine being, or god itself to some extent. It is not to be confused with the olympians since those are regarded as principal gods, worshipped primarily in major greek city-states. Daimons, on the other hand, are most likely attributed to regional gods of the lesser cities in balkan peninsula. Once the romans and jew merchants arrive, they tried to convert the greeks by twisting and corrupting their religion; labeling the greek gods as malevolent and cruel. In conclusion: Yawa as a god can also be labeled as "demon", and its perfectly fine to call out her name when in distress. Think of it as how the americans shout JFC whenever theyre surprised or in danger.
I discovered Purin through this clip when it came out a while back and seeing this clip recommended to me again hits differently now as recently she just announced that she will be on break/hiatus idk it ain't clear if she's coming back
Bisaya Rage is underrated.
Far too underrated*. Even some people think we're raging if we speak in bisaya NORMALLY
Bisaya rage is the best especially in the vtubing community.
Just knowing there is more bisaya representation makes me happy. And bisaya is a beautiful language xD
@@theglobalwarming6081 does that mean there's more clips like this? I wanna watch it, it's also an easy way for me to learn the language
Tru
@@theglobalwarming6081 tinood hhahahahaahaha kay gamay ramay maka sabot
You know what they say, _"If you're angry, curse the demons"_
I'll never not find it funny whenever Filipinos switch between different languages XD I don't know what it is with Philippine languages that makes us sound so angry and siga(??) all the time but the way it contrasts with English is hilarious.
Lmao, idk either, but i speak a bit of ilocano and like even when u say "beautiful" it doesn't even sound like a compliment XD
It just sounds harsh in my ears, but in a funny way
When a Filipino say "ang ganda" which is beautiful in english. I normally hear it as sarcasm lol
We do have the most crispiest, spiciest, JUICIEST sounding curse words
@@lunaticz121 wow really??😂 that’s pretty (for lack of a better word) bad; i just hear it as amazement lol
@@garlicinthebread yes! I don't know what it is with Ilocano, maybe because the pronunciations are so hard and harsh that we tend to sound angry when speaking lol. My mom told me that she had a patient ask her if she was arguing with someone, but really she's just have a normal conversation with grandma on the phone, in Ilocano. We've gone to the point where the both of us just subconsciously default to Ilocano when we're angry or frustrated cause it has that impact, y'know? XD
my fave moment sakto na naspectate ni kaheru hahahahha the mic quality + bisaya swear 👏
I bless Dani for changing the audio distortion filter so we can see the Bisayawa Dog on her natural habitat 🤣🤣
"BISAYAWA" 😭
0:43 The crispiness is on point
You know things are serious when doggo starts pulling out her "bisaya talk-no-jutsu"
lemme try to translate her rage for y'all.
"pisting yawa ka! yawaaa!!" = "you demoinic pest, demooonnn!!!" or "you pest of a demon, demooonnn!!!"
idk how else im supposed to translate those cuz "yawa" means "demon/devil"
shes literally insulting the demon or calling you a demon.
thats bisayawa rage moment right there.
its like... bisaya speakers are challenging the demons into a fist fight. thats doomguy level of rage.
thank you 🙏🙏
Tbh, as a Bisaya speaker we mainly use the word yawa as "supposedly" of the English words of "sh*t" and "f*ck" but its mostly associated with the word "demon". Because most of the time we mainly use "yawa" when we of course rant or express anger especially with close friends. Mostly you'll hear something like this "Hoi, ka yawa ani bai. Nakalimut kog dala sa akong/akoang mga gamit. Nah, gg na gyud ko ani, kasaban ko ani ni miss." (Oi, ah shit/this is shit. I forgot to bring my stuff. Nah, I'm so gg now, I'll be punished by miss for this.)
Do note that "bai" is a just an expressive term for a "friend" in English.
Bisaya is somewhat of a fluid language and rarely you'll ever hear words being repeated and thus Bisaya conversations tend to sound like people doing a speedrun talking contest if the argument gets too heated or exciting.
Anyways, the word "pisti" refers to mainly "sh*t". So if you put "yawa" and "pisti" together it'll sound more as "f*ck*ng sh*t". But it mostly depends on what is the topic of the conversation and the flow of the conversation.
I hope you've learned something and I'm sorry if you had to read this long comment.
yawa literally means demon/devil, but when used as a cursed word, it means f*ck you.
i have never heard Yawa to be the definition of demon, we sometimes just say "Demonyo" or "Satanas".
Yawa is a word that is broad in certain context, as a swear word its fuck.
@@sorrychangedmyusername3594 "Yawa" really means demon/devil.
Maybe you are not aware of it because barely anyone calls demons "yawa" nowadays and people now prefer the term "demonyo".
The term "yawa" may have fell out of usage outside the swearing, but you can still find it in the Cebuano translations of the Bible.
"Yawa ka" literally has the same meaning as "demonyo ka".
Them: How many times are you going to repeat this video?
Me: Yes
Bro that yawa is just *chef's kiss* ansarap sa tainga
the fuckin bisaya swearing with the classic gamer mic quality is such a surreal and funny experience
bisaya vtuber gamer rage is something I did not know I wanted
The timing is just _perfect_
LMAO 😂😂
Literally me when I get mad playing games.
AHAHAHAHAHA “YAWaEuGg, UAGYAWAUGH, GAOGOUU”
The amount of anger felt from the "Pisti ka Yawaa ka" is seething through my screen 😂😭😭
edit: almost hurt myself from laughing too much from this clip. ywaa 😂😭
"hala giatay oi pistee"
Yawa AHHAAHHAHAHA
Why is it that when I play online games when I speak Bisaya some react as if they saw a rare animal then they quickly become racists
"Luh bisakols", "Bisaya amp"
😃
Then Sabihan mo den Ng TANGALOG Tapos sabayan mo Ng "IMONG NAWUNG MURAG BAGTAK SA LAMOK"
@@ares2143 yawa ahahahah
Nasuya rana sila hahahahah
Kadaghhan ba mga bisaya nga weebs haha
It's not our fault most people in Luzon only ever go to their neighboring towns plus Baguio, Tagaytay, or Manila. XD
The racist part is outright bad, of course, but the initial just being surprised is perfectly normal. Although people in Manila might not be like that nowadays, further up north you'll see people who are only used to Ilocano, Tagalog, and/or English plus their local languages (in my case, Ibanag). Speak something else and we can be quite surprised sometimes, even if it's a language from somewhere else in Luzon like Kapampangan or Bicolano.
Bisaya rages hit diff. I’ll say that cuz I’m bisaya 😭✨
Oi hala giatay pisti HAHAHA
0:43 is the best rage I ever heard
"Pisti! Yawa! Yawa!" Lmao
Bisaya rage is music to my ears...
But its metal
Mic quality + _Yawa_ = Chef's kiss
🤦♂ Sus ginoo ko... Unsa ning buhata ning collab, wa ko kasabot hinoon...
Just coming here to inform everyone that a local bisaya may have infiltrated Phase Connect.
when i heard her say " hala giatay oy piste", i knew the curses would be crispy as hell.
Yawa means "Demon" in Cebuano but is as versatile as "F*ck" in English. You can literally put it in any sentence and it'd still work, albeit with a more _artistic_ tone.
Fun fact; Yawa is a name of a Native goddess, "A loving woman, a powerful goddess, and a fierce warrior." The Spaniards made it mean "Demon" because Christianity, and so it stuck. (Literally any god Christianity meets is a demon). So when you say "Yawa ka" to your wife, its actually a compliment *wink wink*
bisayawa, conyawa. yes it's actually a lot versatile
Bisagawrgura
Any monotheistic religion would view other gods as false gods.
The comment above me is correct.
Demon as a word came from greek daimon, which means spirit or a divine being, or god itself to some extent. It is not to be confused with the olympians since those are regarded as principal gods, worshipped primarily in major greek city-states. Daimons, on the other hand, are most likely attributed to regional gods of the lesser cities in balkan peninsula.
Once the romans and jew merchants arrive, they tried to convert the greeks by twisting and corrupting their religion; labeling the greek gods as malevolent and cruel.
In conclusion: Yawa as a god can also be labeled as "demon", and its perfectly fine to call out her name when in distress. Think of it as how the americans shout JFC whenever theyre surprised or in danger.
I see your fun fact as a mitigation to what is about to happen. 😅
Nakaka proud maging bisaya ay😆
I discovered Purin through this clip when it came out a while back and seeing this clip recommended to me again hits differently now as recently she just announced that she will be on break/hiatus idk it ain't clear if she's coming back
AY YAWA!!! 😂
Me: *breathes
My mom: 0:43
Why do I understand this even tho I don't suffer from the same situation 😂
"Pisti ka yawa. Ka pisitihan ka mn ka eng demonyo ka" I might die laughing if she said that
definitely a "pisting yawa" moment
“BAT KAMUKA NI MIMIYUH”🤣🤣
As a proud bisayawa, it's thanks to this vid i now know there's a bisaya vtuber. Gotta check out her channet brb.
"piste ka yawa" with the low mic quality is literally every Filipino raging LMAOOO
Purin accurate bisdak microphone.
This is why I love bisaya swearing coming from a bisaya
"Kamukha ni mimiyuh"
Angry Dani noises
I've heard English curse words many times but hearing her curse in bisaya feels like it's directed at me
"natural habitat"
that swear carries a lot of emotions in em
"pisting yawa"
Very fun to watch with speakers lol
Second account ko pla yun
Watched on loud speakers with my parents in the next room
i cant believe i just found this late (MY BISAYA BRETHREN)
Bisaya stronk
Pagbantay sa mga naay nawong murag bagtak sa lamok.
This is why I love Purin! xD
As a bisaya AHAHHAH A LOL PURIN BISAYA LETS GOOOO XD Amawa btaw ani na stream, mamatay ko kay sigeg kog katawa XD
May gigil HAHA
"Hala Giatay oi pisti" I personally translate it to "Oh bullshit/For fuck sakes shit"
I am proud being Asian, a filipino, and this vid makes me more proud that i am a filipino.
An Asian with Hispanic and Pacific Islander roots and heavy Western influence. We're definitely a unique breed
@@leoescamilla5497 The only thing we can say is Thank you sPAIN.
@@leoescamilla5497
We don't have Pacific Islander roots lmao
@@junkyyard2273bruh, Asians have Pacific Islander roots.
"Hala giatay oii pisti" HAHAHAHHAHA SOMEHOW I CAN RELATE TO THAT
Ah the "P word + Y word" combo
YAWA BILAT INANA
*HALA GIATAY OI PISTI*
sarap ulit-ulitin bwahahahha
Filipino rage at it's minimum
SHE WAS GOING SUPER SAIYAN MODE LMAO
AHAK DULOT KAAYO ANG YAWA HAHAHAHAHAHAH UNORON 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Bisaya rage is something else and I love it
As a bisayaw# myself i can relate to her reactions
PISTI YAWA UKINNAM
grabe lutong ng mura HAHAHAHAHA
YAWA
*Bisaya Neutrons Activated*
Lingaw jud kung bisaya manongyo hahaha
Konichiyawa Mina-san
POTANGINA GIAHAK, I LOVE IT 😂😂😂
Lord patawad akong sides nawala
Im not bisaya but i hear is somewhat "Hai lahat ga tayo ay pisti" 😂
Namiste na gani, yawa pa 😂
hala giatay oi piste
inukai purin at its finest
Yawa pisti...
Korone's angry Bisayan cousin.
Kayasa mubisaya
As an Ilonggo that can somewhat understand Bisaya..I am laughing so hard at 0:06 🤣
Lutong kaayo balikas hahahah
as a bisaya, sakto jud ka teh HAGAHA
pinanood mo lahat ng pov? o7 HAHAHAHA
Remember, dedication is key. XD
@@thenameisgsarci 20+ povs danggg that's real dedication 😆 we have to thank reiran for that o7
*YAWA intensifies*
YAWAAAAAAA
LETS GOOO REPRESENT YAWA
Holy shit
bisakol kaayo ah hahahahha
That's a Bisdak gamer moment right there
Certified Pisting Yawa Momints
As a bisaya this is quite accurate
yawa moment
The moment I read the title of this video, I knew instantly that this is Gonna be about someone bisaya
How does Bisaya metal not exist yet
YUN MAY BISAYA SALAMAAAT
Pastilan ning collab ni oi
BISAYAAA YAWAAAAAA TIME 2 STAN
AHAHAHAHHAAHHA NAG HILIGAYNON NA SYA AHAHAHHAHA🤣🤣🤣
Bisaya curse words at its finest
My filipino brother said, "yawa" is demon, is it?
In a literal translation, yes it is. But it can be used as "Fack" "betcha" and others, it is a universal bisaya insult after all.
fun fact gawr gura, fubuki, kronii, marine, subaru, zoro, laplus, suisei, miko, is also a bisaya
Ay piste mga bisaya man diay
Yawa nganong karon pako kita ani. unsa iya ngalan????😂😂😂
pisting yawa