FOREIGNERS WHO CAN SPEAK FILIPINO! 🇺🇸🇰🇷🇷🇺🇨🇳🇸🇩 | EL's Planet
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- Опубліковано 4 сер 2024
- Meet 5 foreigners who can speak the Filipino language! Miss "Amerikanang Hilaw" Eunice Kuçuk, miss "Dalagang Koreana" Sandra Jung, miss Anna Rabtsun from Russia, miss Joan Mu from China, and miss Maria Saleh from Sudan to close off our #BuwanNgWika celebrations here at EL's Planet!
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#American #Russian #Korean #Chinese #Sudanese #Filipino - Розваги
Let’s spread the love to our friends featured in the video! 💜
Miss Eunice Kuçuk aka “Amerikanang Hilaw”
UA-cam: ua-cam.com/channels/nS4ERF-4LJEcbqcUjoMMyw.html
Instagram: @Amerikanang_Hilaw
Miss Anna Rabstun, our Russian OPM Singer!
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Instagram/Twitter: @annarabtsun
Facebook: Anna Rabtsun/@annarabtsun
Miss Sandra Jung, aka “Dalagang Koreana”
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Instagram: @sandrajung07
Miss Joan Mu from China!
Instagram: @joanmu_
Joan Mu’s Business (LE MOR): @lemor.ph on Instagram
Miss Maria Saleh our Sudanese-Pinay!
UA-cam: ua-cam.com/users/mariasaleh13
Instagram: @idrk.mia
please react you are the one by first one
Not sure if you notice. Introduction for Eunice shows wrong name and country.
Aries Gerald Pangan Yup! We messaged her and apologized as soon as possible~ 💜
Pls react Naman po kayo Kay miss Regine Velasquez-alcasid plssssss!!!....
Wala pong YT si Ate n Chinese?
Lahat po sila n subs ko na pwera lang po sa knya
thank you again luiz, d pala ako nakapag comment dito manlang kalerki😬🙈🤗
ww
Filipino at heart 😍😍
Sana oll
Grabe galing ni maam... Gwapa pa jud jaja..
@Blanché Moises sobra
Its funny how even their personalities are so filipino well
IKR
As a Filipino yes VERY TRUE
Plot twist they are actually Filipino who look likes foreigners
True😂
@@miyurumiyuri4340 Like what she said "filipino stuck in a caucasian's body" lol
Tagalog sounds really nice but it's soooo difficult to speak 😂 It's so hard to study on my own but hopefully I'll be fluent one day 🇵🇭❤️🇰🇷
Watch shows! That's how I learned lol
kaya mo yan pinoy ata to. hahaha..
I'm sure there are many people that would love to teach you
Carry On!
Kaya Mo yan Ako din ay pilipino!!!!
11:56 the way she speaks, the way she acts, she could pass as my mom ngl that’s crazy...she’s a full filipino at this point 😭
Yeah, when she spoke for the first time, I thought, "Wow, she sounds like a native Tagalog speaker". Later on, she said she was born and raised in the Phils. So, no wonder, hehe, it *is* like her mother tongue.
@@Gaius__ yeah at first glance i thought she's a foreigner too lol
Thank you for having me again sa content nyo ~ and thank you for watching this video ! 감사합니다 ! Keep safe po always ~
It’s our pleasure to have you miss Sandra! 💜 Salamat po!
Sandra Juuuung!!!! ❤❤❤
Hi ate Sandra! 😅
React to Porque, 12:51, and Buko please!!!
Sandraaaa im always active to your new content🥺❤️❤️❤️❤️
Haiiii
I laugh hard when the Chinese Gurl said she was having a hard time understanding the Deep Filipino words in Noli Me Tangere, El Filibusterismo, and Ibong Adarna, I’m Pure Filipino but I’m also having a hard time understanding them~😂😭😭
Inis na inis rin kaya ako sa mga subjects na yon noon highschool ako.
I think we all found it hard to understand
I'm a filipino and and it is in spanish language i think and i googled it and it translated to touch me not, reign of greed like that
its spanish, not tagalog/filipino
M E L _ V O R Y L A N Z ye having a hard time huh, like how they’ve counquered the west philippine sea, yes?
I'm from Lebanon and I can easily say that Filipino people are the nicest people on earth
Yes 🤔
Ty po
awww
Can you give me one word of filipino language?
@@clinteduardateniedo5304
Tagalog words for rice:
Rice plant - palay
Harvested rice plant (without the husk) - bigas
Cooked rice - kanin
Slightly burnt rice - tutong
there's probably more that I'm missing
"Oh, diba? Bongga. Ganern."
Hahahaha
Haha kalerki naman ohhh hheeeee
Hindi dapat itinuturo ang ganyan sa mga foreigners. Nakakahiya. Tagalog ang pinag-uusapan, hindi salitang-bakla.
@@suerte03211978 uhm, 'di ko alam kong nanuod ka na ba ng video, pero yung nagsabi ng line na iyan ay half Filipino na nag-migrate sa ibang bansa. Noong bata pa siya, dito siya nakatira sa Pilipinas, kaya bilang patunay na alam niya pa rin yung language, ginamit niya iyang term na iyan 😂 Hindi siya tinuruan mag-beki language.
@@suerte03211978 homophobic?! 2021 na, may homophobic pa din?
wowwww!!!! thats so interesting. love it! :) we are learning tagalog as well and it has been challenging, but we won't give up!! haha. Thanks for sharing this amazing video :) sending love xx
Hello Happy reacts... Im also ur subscriber in PH
Happy Reactions please react to this please! I would love to see your videos
Aldwin Butac They already probably did, so they won’t need a reaction video
Hello my happy pill. ❤️
Hi happy reacts☺️
I'm a filipino and I'm shocked because of their accents and they sound like they grew up in the Philippines, like the girl from china and the girl from Sudan and also the girl who lives in turkey
Went to the same school since elem and highschool with the Chinese girl. She really knows how to speak Tagalog.
Pinanganak daw sila sa Pinas at lumaki dito yung nasa Turkey Tsaka yung Chinese
the girl who lives in turkey is culturally a filipina lmao
The girl from Sudan was born and raised here. She also knows alot of dialects.
Tbh there are a lot of chinese in ph due to business when you go to china town or divisoria some of the stores there owned by the chinese there are some who grew up here and the old one trying their best to speak tagalog like the one i once talked i cant understand her tagalog accent tru phone cos im her customer 🤣😆
Maria and Amerikanang Hilaw are so good! They sound like natives from Manila! If I didn't see their faces and only heard their voices, I'd think they're full blooded Filipino. LOL! 😮💖
Yup Maria is a native visayan speaker
Maria (sudanese) sounded so gen z haha and was so impressive as well as the other ladies !! It would be amazing if they made language tips for others who want to learn tagalog or any Filipino dialect 💖🥺
"Yung mga Noli Me Tangere, Ibong Adarna. Sobrang nose bleed like sobrang lalim ng tagalog"
ME: I FEEL YOU GIRL👁️👄👁️
Ako din kahit pa purong pilipino ako nose bleed ako sa aklat na yun. Ang daming malalalim na salita at yung tono pa ng pagbabasa ay nakakaantok hahhaa
Sobra hahaha
Shakespeare level ang equivalent nya sa English. It is old Tagalog. Like shakespeare used old english.
Oh my... Nangopya lng ako sa lessons na yan haha HINDI KO TLGA MAINTINDIHAN😆
Ako rin, hindi ko alam ang tagalog noong high school, noong nag college ako sa cuidad, 75 ang grade ko sa Pilipino
Maria's Filipino is absolutely perfect. I can't believe she didn't grow up here.
I wouldn't consider Eunice a "foreigner". She's completely Filipino, just with white genes.
I agree. She was born here, grew up here and basically her identity screams Pinoy.. She's not a foreigner if you're gonna look past the skin color.
Personally, I consider everyone who grew up in the Philippines and lived like Filipinos as legitimately Filipino. It just so happens that they have foreign ancestry.
Eunice was born and raised in the Philippines with pinoy passport, fluent din sya sa hiligaynon (ilonggo) at cebuano...kaya hindi sya foreigner
Correct, pati si Joan.
Medj hirap na hirap pa ako dyan. Thanks to El’s edits naging seamless 😉
It's a very heartwarming and unique feeling for me to hear foreigners speak Tagalog. Growing up, I always focused in the English language for entertainment and education purposes. I never thought that hearing it from the foreigners can be so moving. Thank you. Thank you for learning about us. Thank you for making an effort to learn not only our language but also about culture. 🤗❤️
Sanaol nagtatagalog
yooo dwaine??
omg maria smoothly code-switching between english and filipino like a true pinoy i'm so impressed!
i just realized there are two marias but both of them are great so there's no need for distinction😹😹
@@ayden_james eunice po yung pangalan nung isa nagkamali lng po ata ng edit :)
ua-cam.com/video/yaGgF7FzXAE/v-deo.html
Dapat nga mag artista na yan dito eh. Yan ang kelangan naten yung bibo.
yes nakakaimpress yung pagswitch nila ng language ng ganon kabilis ako nga di ko kaya TagLish switch mabilis 😂😂😂
I'm filipino and I'm still reading the subtitles 🤦♂️😂
same here 😂😂😂 kusang ginagawa ng mata ko 😅😅😂😂😂
Ahahahahah same
Same hahahahahahag
@@maiadventures26 same nasanay naako ehhh parang instinct ko na ehh
Im bisaya so i cant understand all tagalog words
I learned bisaya because my grandma would throw her tsinelas at us if we spoke English when we stayed with her 😅 then grandpa expected us to talk to him in spanish 😭 But seriously, watching TFC helped. I'm learning tagalog now 🙃
You know some bisaya words now?
@@istan12chaoticboys66
"Sa diin ka ma kadto ne? Kabalo ka mag bisaya?
Ka puti at gwapa man imo mga apo. Pati ila buhok ka pula Kung adlaw. Panit kag buhok Americana. Pareho itsura mo Kay papa mo."
My mom and my three siblings are fluent. I'm not but can get by. I remember folks commenting about our looks when we visit my grandma's province. I'm glad I can understand because it makes it easier to connect with people. I'm only 1/4 American but I guess most pinoys assume one is American if they're caucasian 🤷🏻♀️
@@Moss_piglets Good thing I can understand that HAHAHAHAH
Idunno who told you that it is bisaya but that is actually Ilonggo. Bisaya is another language, example:
If in Ilonggo it is: Sa diin ka ma kadto ne?
In Bisaya its: Asa ka mag adto gang/dai?
Ilonggo is a great language too! My mom is Ilongga and my Dad could speak it I can only understand it tho HAHAHAHA
Pinay po ako na waraynon pero kaunti lamang alam kong na bisaya medyo may alam pa ako sa Tagalog at english wag lamang Deep words
P.S hindi yata ako pinay 😂
@@Moss_piglets ilonggo dialect...ka bla haw... Hehehe,, lahi pod Ang Bisayang dako
katawa yung “ganern” ni ate HAHHAHAHA, yung tagalog nila yung pang masa hindi pang balagtasan katuwa
even their personalities change when they speak filipino
Really really true😃😂
Rimuru😍
I swear Eunice and Maria talk as if they're actually pinoys! Their way of talking, the tone of their voice, and THEIR VIBE.
Yeet Table 🤗🤗❤️
As far as I know, Eunice was born and raised in the Philippines so she IS Filipino.
Yes yes 👏👏👏
Yass mga OUR BILINGUAL KWEENS!✨
Because Eunice is really filipina, born and raised, educated in the Philippines. She's a filipina by heart, by culture and by deeds. Don't be misled that by blood alone, you can identify yourself as a citizen of a land. It's by birth, in being the country's inhabitant since birth, with cultural affiliation and traits as a native of the country, that makes Eunice a filipina as a whole. She is not a foreigner so she should not be included in the list as she is pure filipina.
I like how they spoke our slangs perfectly OMG. And they speak English with Filipino accent haha bongga!
I love how she said Hiligaynon instead of "Ilonggo" that's a true blood Filipina
Lol. I use kiniray-a.(cause i was born and raised in the province)
For us we say illongo kay taga Negros pero kun Iloilo Karay-a or Hiligaynon siguro? 😂
@@charisregalado5009 Ilonggo ang tawag sa tawo nga naga estar sa ilo-ilo, kag negrense naman ang taga negros, pro ang lingwahe ay hiligaynon..
The weird thing is, being a filipino, but how idiot i am still reading the subtitles
hahaha 😂
Hahaha same 😭
Lmao
Oo nga noh?... Even watching English movies with English subtitles..
Apir!
-"ako po ay ✨Filipina stuck in a Caucasian's body✨ ganern"
-YUNG TAGA SUDAN TALAGAAAAA 🥺🥺
Ganern hahaha
Ako nasa pilipinas hahaha alis pa kasi
Super....
yung “gAnErn” 😭😭
Ako din nakatira sa pilipinas
I really love how they point out that yes, while the English language is important, it is equally important to continue teaching the Filipino language in schools. My cousin (who is Filipino and was born and raised in the Philippines) had a child in the Philippines and only sent her child to a school where they only taught English. So the child does NOT know Tagalog at all. That makes no sense!
I am Filipino, born and raised in the States. My parents didn't teach me Tagalog and I am so resentful of that. Not knowing my parents' mother tongue is frustrating and sad. But seeing this video gives me hope.
Their accent is really nice, they really sound like a filipino pati yung chinese at korean maganda ang mga accent nila. ❤️
Maria's "ganern" killed me 😆 Also, she knows more PH dialects than me. Respect 🙌 Actually, respect to every single one of them. Learning a new language is always challenging.
pag nagtatagalog siya, naalala ko tita ko, HAHA halos magkaparehas sila ng pagtatagalog
pak ganern pakpak ganern ganern
Si Eunice yon diba?
Timestamp?
"Ganern" is the gay lingo word for "ganun", if I'm not mistaken. Only the millenials usually use it. "Ganun" is often used with a question mark. "Ganun?" which means, "Really?". If not with a question mark, the meaning will become different. "Ganun!" means more or less, "That's it!". Get the meaning of the word, "Grabe!" It has countless meanings! Starting with awesome, etc. etc.! And the word, "Grabe!" is used a million times everyday in every conversation by every generation. Even by Lolos & Lolas.
Kahit pure Filipinos, we're having hard times to understand Ibong Adarna, Florante at Laura, Noli, and El Fili. Malulunod ka sa language dun.
florante at laura was my proven cure for insomnia. LOL
@@ronnelacido1711 HAHAHAHHA I find Ibong Adarna the most boring out of all the main Filipino literature pieces we've studied in school
Kailangan ko isearch mga 2/3 😭 of the words kase ngaaaaaaa !!! Bakit kase naging babaero si Don Juan ??!!😭😂
Kakapagod din yan Ibong Adarna nung nag roleplay kami nyan di talaga kami nagkakasabay sa pag act
@@tentcentsofcinnabar nagvolunteer ako na maging puno para walang lines 😂
i aggree on never forget your own mother language, i was born in the philippines but i moved in Italy after two years, since then i could only hear my parents speaking tagalog, they still do ofc, but i realized that i can't talk tagalog like i did before, but i still can comprehend it. Now i'm learning Korean cause i felt inspired on learn new languages xD but watching at the video i realized that i really should relearn to speak tagalog D: seeing so many people from other nationalities speaking THAT WELL tagalog really inspired me haha also i should relearn French too oof
Ako din nakalimutan ko magsalita ng tagalog, so now gusto ko mag aral ulit
Thats sucks
The fluently is on point!! Specially in pronunciation. LOVE THEM! 💖💖
Maria from Sudan is so gorgeoussss
You’re so sweet!! Thank you 🥺💘
Tunog tagalog pa siya kaysa s akin si Binibini Maria kaysa s akin.
Yes she is fluent in tagalog..
@@mariasaleh13 i subscribed 💝💖
@@mariasaleh13 your tagalog is so very fluent
When you learn to speak FILIPINO, you'll get this FILIPINO PERSONALITY INSTANTLY. HAHAHAHAHAHA
SHUT UP FILIPINO WAR IN JAPAN.
YOU DONT KNOW HOW TO RESPECT AT FILIPINO
@@zianmo2746 tf u talking bout
@@zianmo2746 its already happened many years ago,its time to move on
@@emmaemma9211 he's glitching
Nakakatuwa naman makarinig ng mga foreigner na fluent sa tagalog. It makes a pure Pinoy like me to be more proud of my beloved Philippines. Hope I can go back home after this pandemic is over.
Napakaganda ng nilalalaman ng videong ito. 👍👏 Napaka-encouraging makinig kc mkikita tlaga kh8 diverse culture ang mga nsa interview, they also felt proud learning the Filipino/Tagalog language. So, I, too, felt the pride 4 my own country & roots..
The gurl from Sudan I like the way she speak in Tagalog
And to Ms amerikang hilaw she’s my friend , congratulations sis
🥰
The pretty girl from Sudan speaks like a Gen Z Filipino. Even her English accents sounds like my classmates and my friends when they speak taglish lol. I can even tell she’s local rk teen filo when i close my eyes haha.
ikr lmao!!
The Sudan/Canadian girl?
@@terminator660
Yeah
Fr tho the RESPECT I gained for her
Wow! Big respect to them. Salamat sa pagtangkilik ng aming wika. Much love. Godbless you all.
Salamat sa pag soporta sa wikang pilipino
1:35 she.... she's actually a filipina stuck in a caucasian body... she's so fluent
meshness TV opoh im filipina was born and raised sa pinas🤗😬
@@AmerikanangHilaw nagulat po ako nag-reply kayo 😅🤣 ang galing n'yo po mag Tagalog baka mas magaling pa keysa sa akin
meshness TV haha mother tongue ko na kasi sya😬😬❤️
@@meiznz parang mo na ring sinasabihan si kim chiu na ang galing nyang magtagalog. pinay naman yang si amerikanang hilaw. walang kaibahan kay kim chiu.
@@AmerikanangHilaw kamusta po
when she said, "o diba bongga ganern"
i felt that 😭✊
Truly
A bruh moment ganern
Really enjoyed watching these very wonderful guests of different nationalities who studied, some of them are still living in the Philippines. Thanks to them for sharing their own experiences in learning to speak 'Tagalog' (Philippine language). Appreciated their honest input/insights about learning different languages beside your mother toungue. Good advices!!! Stay safe and well. God bless🙏👏❤️
I love them 🥺 especially Maria she sounds so pure like a Filipino switching to English to Filipino!!!! Mahal ko kayo MABUHAY!!!!
Tama din po yung mga sagot nila dapat po mahalin natin ang sariling linguahe natin...❣️
Isn't Maria a native filipino soeaker?
Pinoys mostly look down pinoys when they don't speak English well but these expats put effort on learning Tagalog. 🤷♂️ The irony
LOUUUDDERRRR!!!!!!!! 🤧
Kever sa kanila. Di ko nalang talaga pinapansin yang mga feelingerang palaka.
Kahit nga hindi pa matatas sa Tagalog ang ibang banyaga, nakatutuwa pa rin dahil nagsisikap sila. Nakalimutan ko na nga ang Tagalog ng 'irony'.
I mean, not everyone is Tagalog. I feel like in some cases it's those people that think making _all_ Filipinos learn Tagalog is wrong since we all have our local languages and learning English is just so we can speak to each other and to foreigners. Of course, I, personally, am fine with learning Tagalog/Filipino, but I do believe it should only be mandatory in Luzon and optional in Visayas and Mindanao. It's like the issue in China where, should _every_ Chinese person learn Mandarin. There's lots of groups and languages in China like Cantonese, Fuzhounese, Hokkien, etc. Should they _have_ to learn Mandarin? Personally, no, especially since their writing is basically the same just read differently per language, but their Goverment would definitely disagree with me. They want China to be more unified but also more homogeneous (i.e. pare-parehas na Han Chinese na nagsasalita ng Mandarin at under kay Xi Jingping).
Ginawang pambansang wika ang Tagalog para pag-isahin ang Pilipinas; hindi naman mali iyon. Kaya naman yan ng mga Pilipino. Kahit saan nga mapunta ang mga Pilipino, nakikibagay; natututunan nila ang ibang wika dahil sa kailangan o kahit gusto lang nila.
The Chinese girl......she can go to Philippines without a passport because she looks like a Filipina and her accent also
The Yasser's Data
Actually she was born here in the Philippines. She stated her parents are pure Chinese.
@@takayanagi-senseissurprise2104 i thought so like so many Pinays with Chinese Parents.. i am one of those 1Pure Chinese parent but i do consider myself Pinoy😁👍
Isn't Jose Rizal part chinese..
Maganda
nobody claimed shes filipina. the previous user stated she "looked" filipina.
half of the nation literally look chinese with fujian ancenstry since 1500s
I appreciate you guys support for our country we're proud to be filipino
Ang cute ni maria, nakapa natural at fluent magsalita ng tagalog. She's amazing and adorable. Saka si eunice may since of humor. Si ana at joan pang miss U.
I love how they promote Filipino language more rather than a real Pilipino.
🤔
I love how you just assumed that.
It makes me wonder if you’ve actually been exposed to other cultures personally at all.
Tanong ko lang po, pano ba yun i-promote?
another government problem
Just because people from diferrent nationalities/ethnicities want to learn Filipino doesn't mean they promote it more than "real" Filipinos. How about our (millions of) migrants and OFWs who teaches the language, food and culture to their peers and employers? How about Filipino UA-camrs (social media influencers) who works hard to create Filipino content? Lets not be too hard on ourselves. I speak in English not because I don't promote the Filipino language. I use it so that nonFilipino viewers can understand my message too.
The way she pronounce*ELEMENTARY* very Filipino😂😂
Ni hao Jiang Chen ... kamusta si Xiao xi
Ilimintari
@@barthzesperida HAHSHSHAGSAHAHAHHA
korean woman pronounced it, and his pronunciation was based on the Philippine Alpabhet. and that is also the filipino tongue. " elementari" leter for leter
0:59 i feel like she is legit filipino by her accent and looks
salute to those who knows more than 1 language, it's such a gift to be able to connect to a different culture by speaking their language. It is also very hard to learn another language so kudos to everyone out there who are bilingual/multilingual
Maria Saleh speaks better transitional Tagalog and English than our "conyo" people haha
True. "lAyK iT'z sO LiT Pa'R'e" (with an emphasis on the soft pronunciation of the letter 'R' 🤣 JK HAHAHA but not really
Sugoi !
Yup, she sounds very Fil-Am who kept their language. It's so doable talaga to keep both languages at nakaklungkot kapag may mga Pilipino akong namemeet na nakalimutan na daw nilang mag-Tagalog or mag salita ng ibang Philippine languages. No excuse talaga. It's either they hate their heritage and try to forget about it or they're lying. I understand kung lumaki sa ibang bansa and no one taught them, pero kung lumipat sa ibang bansa and the parents still use it, there's no exuces to simply "forget" about it. I grew up in the US and all my friends are non-Filipinos, but my parents made sure that I only use Tagalog at home or with them and my siblings. That's how I kept my language. I just use it. Tapos you have Pinoys in the Philippines who think they're too cool to speak the local languages and only speak this weird conyo Taglish that doesn't even make sense in English. Hirap mag purong English, hirap din mag purong Tagalog. Kakahiya and cringe lol
Nadale mo
Ang ibang Pilipino, hirap na mag-Tagalog nang tuluy-tuloy. Mukhang mas mahirap ang transitional Tagalog, ano ba 'yon?
The Chinese lady is pretty though 😍😍
Super
Akala mo nga FilChi ehh. Pure chinese nga talaga
Inlove nga ako Hahahah
For real though, ang ganda niya sobra
Ganda nya talaga!
hats off to them. We love multilingual queens❤️
Excellent ladies express their individual idias tungkol sa silang Tagalog or pilipino, mabuhay kayung lahat , god bless all of you.
Eunice and Joan are not even foreigners.
They were born and raised in the Philippines.....
Maria (the Sudanese girl) is the most impressive. Love her. Vaklang vakla yung personality!
yeah the title seems misleading but i think it's still great lol!
I think they're talking about their ETHNICITY not NATIONALITY.
yea something about me is diff i was raised in Philippines normal right? well.. my parents never teached me how to talk tagalog they only teached me english i went to school very normal everyone was tagalog there i didnt even know what they were saying so im the kid on the back always silence my classmates always go around me but i didnt want that sometimes they asked me to look at my paper but i didnt understand some of them so i didnt even know what to do in that case im not normal.
@@Willow_3Tree aw i feel sorry you : ( you shouldn't have experienced that if your parents aren't ignorant.. they raised you here so they should have taught you the language as well, very bad parenting. what is your ethnicity btw? are you pure Filipino or no?
@@Willow_3Tree For someone who only learned English, your grammar is horrendous.
Eunice can also speak and understand Turkish. So tagalog, english, cebuano, hiligaynon at gay langguage. San ka pa?
I love ate Eunice
TRUEEE
Swedish paa😂😂
Galing naman mag tagalog ni Maria ng turkey at maria ng sudan. Kay Anna rabtsun mga 10 yrs na ako nakasubaybay sa kanya. More power to the channel 💪😎
Mabuhay sa inyo guys.Biglang nag pop up sakin ang channel niyo kaya pinanood ko ma lang at nag enjoy naman ako.natutuwa ako na maraming mga dayuhan ma gustonh matuto ng wikang Filipino
Can we just promote more non-Filipinos speak conversational Filipino rather than idolize non-Filipinos who can speak JUST A BIT of Filipino?
I love Maria and Eunice! Nakakatuwa sila!
amazing! :)
11:02 "charot"!? you killed me😂
This was so smooth im so proud🥺
i really enjoyed watching this! 😊
i literally don’t know why but joan sounds like a filipino celebrity, the way she doesn’t roll the r and her taglish lol
she sounds like a Manilena girl. Ganyan ang accent lalo na pag taga U-Belt and nagaral sa Manila hahah
the lower jaw is extruded when she speaks. Ateneo girls ganyan sila nagsasalita
The manila are im at 🇵🇭
She sounded like Ara mina. Tinry ko pumikit parang si ara talaga ang nag sasalita😂
Generic upper-middle Manilenya mga usually Binondo manilenya ganyan eh. Ito yun subtle at formal form nun salita ni yorme. Kung brooklyn si yorme eto yun parang generic NY/NJ
5:49 You're not alone. Even Filipinos themselves have a hard time understanding them because the words used are not common.
true
Pray for me, were currently learning Noli me Tangere :(((
@@aljeananntrixiebardillon6771 trust me its like 12 pages for 1 chapter
@@hybrid6045 😭😭
@@aljeananntrixiebardillon6771 you can do it only took me 2 months to finish it
It's amazing how they're accent is Filipino accent 💜💜
Kudos to you guys. Im so amazed.
Kahit pinoy ako madugo pa rin ang Filipino Subject kaysa sa English wla pa yun dialects. Kudos sa kanila.
Ewan ko- tagalog lang kasi ako🤣
True HAHHAHAH mas dudugo pa ata ilong natin sa sarili nting language kesa sa english😂😂
True, mas mababa pa grade ko sa Filipino Kaysa English. Minsan kasi sa sobrang lalim ng Filipino words lalo na sa noli me tangere nalukunod ako hahahahha
Truelalooooo
Tagalog ako pero naging bisaya na
When you're full blooded Filipino, both parents speak to you in Tagalog, but you still can't speak it fluently.
your picture is perfect for the mood of your comment HAHAHAHAHAH
Yeah like "Kagahapon and kaganina which really is "Kahapon and Kanina"
@@marlonmanoguid1401 is it like because of the word "kagabi" that combined with the other words?
@@cathj2301 yeah hahaha they don't know that it's different hahaha
Ako din nga dinidictionary kopa haha
Wow! I'm impressed to those using and has respect on some Filipino's culture like our national language🤔😁✨
Omg they sound just like a local Filipina 🤣 I love it 🥰 ang galing niyo! Saludong saludo ako! Thank you 🙏🏻 I am simply amazed by these amazing ladies.
As a Filipino, this video makes me cry, so proud of you! Mabuhay sa mga ibang lahi na nagtyagang mag aral ng TAGALOG! Love you all!❤❤❤
2:49 "Nanonood lang ako ng ABS-CBN"
Me: naalala ko nanaman na nawala ang abs-sbn very sad 😭😭😭
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Buti wala na ang channel ng mga DILAWAN HAHAHA
Buti nalang wala na yang bayas nayan hahahahaha
Same!!😢
It's interesting that they are soooo good they are fond of code-switching in the Filipinp context.
Maria from sudan and now in Canada her filipino like she is from philippines❤❤❤
Kumusta lahat 🌹 Taga Northeast India ako maraming salamat po
paksyeeet. si ate mama gurl ang galeng magtangalog e! pa-ganern-ganer, pabongga-bongga at pa-charot-charot pa syaaaa! petmalu lodi!
That girl from Sudan is a vibe. And I'm just shocked to Eunice, I'm her fan and watched her vlogs, didn't expect her to see here. And all of them are good at speaking Tagalog.
Amerikanang Hilaw is here! 😱🤣 Nakakatuwa! 💜💐
I’m glad you’re tackling “social issues” which are relevant nowadays. Thanks!
Wow, ang gagaling nila mag-Filipino! Nakakapagpabagabag! 😂
Noong nasa Pilipinas pa 'ko, nagtrabaho ako sa isang kilalang paaralan bilang isang guro at Guidance Counselor. Nakakalungkot isipin na karamihan ng mga mag-aaral sa paaralang pinagturuan ko ay hindi marurunong magsalita ng Filipino. Kahit pa purong Pilipino sila, hirap na hirap silang magsalita ng Filipino dahil, kahit sa bahay, English ang salitang ginagamit nila. Nakakalungkot dahil para silang mga 'banyaga sa sarili nilang bansa.'
Samantalang etong mga banyaga ay tahasang nag-aaral ng Filipino at halos lahat sila ay matatas mag-Filipino! Nakakatuwa, lalo na si Joan (taga-China) dahil talagang naiiuugnay ko ang sarili sa kanya nung kabataan ko dahil hirap na hirap din akong aralin at intindihin ang mga malalalim na kahulugan ng mga salita at pangyayari sa "Noli Me Tángere" at "El Filibusterismo"! 😂
I just saw your comment on Ben&Ben AHAHAHAHAHA :))
@@iamdantv7725 hahaha looks like we're following the same channels! enjoy the rest of your day!
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Agree
maraming tagalog words kasi ang malalalim kaya medyo awkward pag purong tagalog lang ang gamit mo. masarap sa pandinig pero inconvenient pag ginamit mo sa mga casual or day-to-day conversation. parang scripted yung sinasabi.
nice to hear and see you guys for learning our language keep it up
Hi mi filipino friends, It's nice too see some foreigner speaking your language I love filipinos and philippines greetings from Mexico, Pampanga
"ganern"
It's so funny even though I know she grew up in the philippines... WHAHHAAHA
And 4:18
Its just funny and heartwarming hearing them say it
Binibining Joan nais ko lamang ipangalandakan dito sa munti kong mensahe kung gaano ka kaaya-aya at kaakitakit kung pagmamasdan bukod pa riyan ay napaka-amo ng iyong tinig. Aking dalangin nawa'y mabasa mo itong munti kong mensahe bagama't para bang ito'y imposible ako pa rin ay aasa.
-Munti mong tagahanga!
Haha nice
haha I really find tagalog so hard to speak but this??? It’s so nakaka in love HAHAHAHAHA
@@zheajasmine8244 ang aking Puso ay lubos na nagagalak dahil sa iyong litanya. Maraming Salamat sa Iyo.
Maraming salamat.❤️
Im filipino and wow their most of their accents are flawless the others are amazing. Their accents are better than mine.
Same
What a coincidence! Maria is a friend of my friend's niece. She came to Toronto to study and were room mates with my friend's niece. Ive seen her a few times and she is very fluent in tagalog 😊
Miss Joan, siguro ay naiintindhan mo kung ano ang ibig sabihin ng "nakabibighani ang taglay mong kagandahan."
Yes" Filipino should use and study a lot the Filipino language. Some millennial Filipino right now can't even speak filipino fluently" including me, but still i search the translation of every English words I don't know in filipino.
Napapansin ko nga sa kakabasa ng mga comments sa UA-cam o Facebook.
Nice... Buti naman may mga ganitong individuals... Native Tausug from the philippines, I speak Tausug, Tagalog, English at Saudi Arabian & Egyptian Arabic accent.
Ganitong mga content ang nagpapalakas sa confidence ng mga PESTENG PROUD PINOYS para mas lalong maging proud.😜
Pero super bet ko si Joan and Eunice.❤🥰
Cant believe the way they speak Filipino is on spot and lit. Keep it up! Were proud and appreciate that you have interests in our Filipino culture.
omg, the maria girl sounds so much like a filipino
wow they are ALL so amazing 👏👏 galing grabe
The subtle casual wording choices is impressive, because usually the language is spoken a bit more professional sounding from foreigners, but the way it's spoken is subtle yet incredible impressive.
im living here in japan for almost 20yrs.i use japanese language in my home and work.sometimes i forgot how important my native language,but
in this video,it reminds me a filipino and im very happy for it.i thank all who
made this video and to all beautiful ladies who speak and can sing filipino song.maraming salamat po.
and im proud to be a filipino!
Okay, all you lovely ladies in this video have pulled at my heartstrings. My eyes have welled up at hearing you all speak Tagalog so beautifully. As an American Filipino, born and raised in The US, I was lucky enough to be raised in a very traditional Filipino household. We removed our shoes before entering the house, ate all the delicious Filipino fare, and gave respect to our parents and elders. We just weren’t raised speaking Tagalog. My father was in the US Navy and my mother was a homemaker, but worked a full time job. They spoke fluent Tagalog to each other, as it was their mother language, but hardly ever spoke it to us, as children. I don’t think it was a conscience decision on their part, it just was, how it was. My siblings and I are very much in touch with our Filipino heritage, we just don’t speak the language. Now that my parents have both passed, it touches my heart to hear it spoken, and I’m trying to absorb as much of the language as I can. It’s almost music to my ears to hear. Kudos to all involved in this wonderful and poignant presentation.
One question: With the exception of Maria born in Abu Dhabi and Eunice, who I believe was born and raised in the Philippines ,why do the rest of you speak English with a slight FIlipino accent? Did you learn English in the Philippines as well? It’s all beautifully spoken, and actually, I’m delighted to hear the accent , but Im fascinated to know!
You should all be praised for being trilingual ( maybe some of you have even more languages in your repertoire) it’s such a wonderful gift. Thank you.You all bring the world so much closer together. ❤️
All of you did well especially Ms. Eunice and Maria. I smiled the moment I heard the two of you speak using common Tagalog slangs and expressions. It's amazing and also funny. I like what Sandra said about not forgetting your native language and other things. As for Miss Joan, I think the 'g' and 'b' in the word is the part where most people get it wrong. Even Filipinos make a mistake in it's pronunciation that's why it's popular and hilarious. Btw the term 'Nakakapagpabagabag' means something like 'Anxiety-inducing', something that makes you anxious or worried like a really bad news. Miss Anna did okay but at some parts she sounded like a toddler, not because of the sound of her voice or pronunciation but for the phrase 'Filipino Tao'. 'Pinoy' is the best alternative for that, or just 'Filipino'. Sorry for noticing the minute details :D. It
was cute though lol. Btw, could I listen to some of your Tagalog songs?
Filipino tao🤣👍