Filipino Guy Leaves Mexican World Leader's Jaw-Dropped with Spanish Fluency 😮🙌🇲🇽🇪🇸
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- Опубліковано 24 лип 2024
- I talked with Native Spanish speakers all over Metro Manila and made their jaws dropped!
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🍷 La Peregrina Filipina, Inc.
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4 Manzanillo, Subdivision, Baguio, 2600 Benguet
⏰Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:33 Two of the Best Football Clubs in the World are in Spain
01:02 Why this Spanish Guy went to the Philippines?
01:57 Why this Mexican Ambassador speaks Perfect English?
03:12 This Romanian Guy speaks Perfect Spanish
04:03 Why this Filipino dude Learns Spanish
04:49 This Spanish Guy has a Filipina Girlfriend! Here's Why!
05:25 Tasting the most Iconic Spanish Food
05:50 This Spanish City is famous for this beach
06:34 Some of the Filipino words came from this Aztec language!?
07:22 Why Romanian is a very unique language
07:58 This sound makes Spanish unique in Spain
08:36 Why this Spanish guy likes to conserve wildlife?
09:16 Jude Bellingham vs Vinicius? Who is better?
10:17 The Pilgrimage Tradition of Santiago Spain
10:55 Best Filipino Food according to a Foreigner
11:17 Which is more deadly? A coconut or a tiger?
12:18 The origin of the Filipino peso
12:54 Outro
🏙️Filmed at:
Paseo de Roxas, Makati
St. Paul University Quezon City
Ascott Hotel Makati,
Instituto Cervantes Makati
📷Cameraman: Steven Guzman
Thanks to my parents for the financial support
🎵 Music:
Kevin MacLeod- Investigations
Kevin MacLeod- Monkeys Spinning Monkeys
Kevin MacLeod- Sneaky Adventure
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My name is Aljohn and I am a 20 year old Polyglot from the Philippines. Well not really, I hate being called a polyglot because there is much more to learn than languages alone. It opened me to a whole new world that was once unfamiliar, that felt like a dream, and I grew to love it.
So if you will ask me, I don't really like languages. I just want to discover the world has to offer and appreciate the beauty of it.
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I make videos in Tagalog, English, Spanish, French, Indonesian, Russian, Italian, Portuguese, and Swedish
🇵🇭 🇺🇸 🇪🇸 🇫🇷 🇮🇩 🇷🇺 🇮🇹 🇧🇷 🇸🇪
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i admire you being a polyglot... i know it needs a lot of work but adding subtitles is the best way to appreciate your posts.
yes, I added subtitles on this one, you can activate it if it was not turned on automatically. thanks!
Old folks should not use youtube. Youre so freaking ignorant.
Click CC upper right corner.
Hi Sir, do you have a group of Spanish speakers where I can join? I really need to immerse in people like you intelligent people to practice Spanish
@@aljohnpolyglot
You know 9 languages? This makes me appreciate Jose Rizal more because he is fluent in 20 languages.
Yes that’s why Rizal is the goat
There is no credible, empirical evidence that Rizal was fluent in 20 languages...not even in Filipino. He wrote and spoke mainly in Spanish.
You speak spanish so well. I’ve been studying Spanish for more than 30 years and you speak wayyyy wayyy better than me. I am so happy I can understand about 60% - the little pop up words on the screen helps a lot. I have enjoyed this video.❤
@6:30 The Ambassdor is teaching @aljohnPolyglot and MANY Filipinos forget/don't know that while BOTH Mexico (Nueva Espana) AND The Philippines were under Spanish rule, Mexico AND The Philippines were directly connected during the 250 years of the Galleon Trade. It's sad that this part of history has been forgotten and that @aljohnPolyglot doesn't make the connection that The Galleon Trade was the ONLY way Spain was getting to the Philippines and therefore, The Philippines was absorbing stuff from Nueva Espana ( Mexico) more than Spain. Mexico(Nueva Espana) was basically in control of The Philippines during those years, NOT Spain, because Spain directed Nueva Espana (Mexico) to do all the work in administrating the Philippines. The Philippines actually got influenced by Nueva Espana MORE during colonization than directly from Spain only until after 1821 when Mexico got its independence, and then Spain finally ruled directly for 60 or so years.
And you know what almost nobody knows? We follow spain time. So if its 7am in spain, its also 7am in philippines. So government in philippines starts work at 1 or 2am phil time as its 8 or 9am in spain.
In fairness many Mexicans are also guilty of not knowing those exact same things that you said about the history, just saying..
@@Bulshitero that's very true too. I do feel like the influence was large in the PI though, as most of the Filipinos that escaped into Nueva Espana were specifically escaping on the west coast of Mexico from Puerta Vallarta to Alcapulco. Where as the Nueva Espana influence in the PI was pretty much most of what Filipinos understood of 'Spanish influence' until 1821.
Im proud of you being a filipino polyglot,,maraming filipino kung saan saang bansa nakatira na naka soporta sayo...MABUHAY!!!!!!!GOD BLESS US ALL🥰❤️🙏
México y filipinas tenían formaban parte del virreinato de la Nueva España, con capitanía en México, incluía México desde la frontera con Canadá hasta costa rica , cuba, filipinas y guam, y había una ruta comercial entre filipinas y México, el puerto de Acapulco era donde desembarcaba el galeón español con artículos de un lugar a otro, la piña y el tamarindo son productos que nos llegaron de filipinas
Que Chevere! Soy Ecuador y Filipino! Saludos desde Toronto,Can.
'La paella con fideos' se llama Fideuá y es originaria de Gandía (Valencia). Saludos desde Islas Canarias.
¡Buen video como siempre!
Gracias!!
Since napanood ko po kayo sa net25, abang na ko lagi ng uploads mo Sir. 10yrs ago, gustong gusto ko matuto magsalit ng iba't-ibang lenggwahe lalo na ng Espanyol. Sana matuto din ako. Heheh
Debes leer las obras de los escritores filipinos de los 1900s hasta los 1920s y darás cuenta del alto nivel de español que tuvimos
donde puedo encontrar?
Sí, esos eran los tiempos en que los filipinos todavía se oponen a los colonizadores estadounidenses, por eso no quieren utilizar el inglés como medio de comunicación.
Seamos amigos y nuevo sub saludos desde México🇲🇽
Good to see that Spanish is slowly reviving in Philippines
Filipinas también forma parte de la Gran Hermandad Hispana
I'm watching this without English subs, seems like my understanding leveled up.
I've been seeing your comments ever since. I'm proud of your progress. Congrats!
Galing naman...gusto ko Rin ganyan polyglot
Nakakaproud ka namn kabayan.being a polyglot❤gandang pakinggan ang spanish.😊
Pinoy lang naman ang tingin sa spanish eh cool. Hindi ako agree dito pero ganun ang tingin ng mundo sa spanish. Kung ikumpara ko to sa pananaw ng 90’s na ang bisaya daw eh pangkatulong hindi rin akp agree dito pero yung tingin ng karamihan. Ganun din sa Spanish. Ang cool ngayon daw eh french
Wow, ang galing mo nman, Sana ako rin, matuto NG Spanish
Di ako nagkamaling nag subscribe ako sayo dati pa. Magiging fan ka pala ng football😂
Galing mo magsalita ng maraming lenguaje sana marami pang Pilipino ang maging katulad mo....
No problema por un Filipino quien habla espanol. Las filipinas es una ex colonia de espana 🇪🇸. Entonces, algunas palabras son de esta lengua.
Aprendo espanol en EEUU. Alumnos pueden decider espanol, frances, si possible, una otra lengua, mineral assisting en escuela secundaria. Deciding espamol, frances e aleman.
Este video es bueno. 😊
Una cosa, no eran colonia, eran España
Es algo hermoso contemplar cómo la lengua española es capaz de conciliar a personas de naciones diversas de los cinco continentes.
wow Im proud of you lodz
Wow! 😮
Sna all tlga...
Que bueno. Me encanta. Enhorabuena amigo.
Nice ❤
I like the loading gif effect hahahhaha! 🤪🤣🤣
Galing mo nmn po
Jeez, bro. I don’t know how you do it but good on you for being a polyglot. From one Filipino to another, I’m amazed, man.
For the record, I’m an American citizen (born and raised) but my parents and my wife are from the Philippines. At the same time, I’m also learning Spanish mostly because of the steady rise of Latinos coming over to my home state of Hawaii. While most Latinos speak English decently over here, I feel like it would be nice to be able to at least know how to speak some Spanish. I’m not necessarily aiming to be fluent but at the same time, I’m always open to expanding my overall fluency in the language. Especially since the Philippines is slowly reembracing Spanish again.
Interview Tirso Ripoll and Manuel Legarda of Razorback.. I heard them speak spanish in one of their gigs..
I wanna learn Spanish again and learn japanese sobrang nakakainspired po kayo
salamat!!
Bravo kabaya一1
I craved for the Paella in the background, where is that?
Hope their is substitle so that we can understand hahaha..much more appreciated your interview..😅
Zoran Novakovic isn't even a Romanian-sounding name. He's probably from the Balkans. Dude is Mr. International LOL!
a Romanian with Serbian name living in Spain 🥴 😂
Hi Aljon. Hingi sana Ako tips sa Swedish learning . Anong mga materials ginamit mo for swedish. Thanks
like always sa youtube lang talaga ko nag-aaral. tas favorite podcasts ko na pang beginner is lätt svenska med oskar and simple swedish podcast. tapos para sa series naman svtplay pero need don vpn
Natuto sana ako ng spaniol mostly of my late mother words were written in Spanish I can understand some
if only there's an. automated captions that would be great
Aljohn sana makita kita sa Hellotalk huhu
idol na kita
Boss saan at paano ka natuto ng foreign languages? At saang ka nag college?
I'm so glad you don't have spain accent as most of the youtube polygots. Since the moment i hear a non-native spanish person with spain accent I turn like... 🙄, so ty for that haha (nothing personal about the spain accent, but I always ask myself, like for what?) 😶. Buen video como siempre amigo. 👏🏼
thank you bro!!!! yeah I literally don't have Spain accent since I mostly learned Spanish from Latin America.
bo tin ku siña taokas e idioma austronesio ku ta mustra bo brasa❤❤❤❤
Eso era paella de fideos.
wait lang kasi natutunan ako ng Tagalog pero walang mga resources. And it seems to be more of a spoken language kaysa ang written language. Bakit ba Palaging English subtitltes pero walang Filipino??Kaya sobrang hirap upang maalala ang mga salita at di ako nagaaaral ng grammar kasi I think its boring. Pls Help lol because I really love Tagalog Pero I’m struggling na. Luv ur videos BTW❤️
It will take me double the effort to put subtitles in Tagalog. Filipinos understand English anyways, so it will just be an additional task for me to put subtitles that people rarely use. By the way, I'm so happy that you are learning Tagalog!
@@aljohnpolyglot haha Salamat po. You don’t need to add subtitles, but if you have any advice for learning Tagalog (which is generally a spoken language) i would greatly appreciate it:))
@@august_1609 just immerse yourself. once you master the basics. watch local content to grasp the "spoken language". Cuz you're right, the spoken part of it is really different from the "pure tagalog". Once you immersed enough, you will also learn unconsciously when to "code-switch" and use english words and make it tagalized. I know it's complicated but you will get there! The way you used English words proves that you are already are getting the hang of it:
1. Like how you used "pero walang RESOURCES". I don't even know the Tagalog of that LOL.
2. Also how you squeezed "kaysa" in the middle of the second sentence sounds just natural.
3. "Struggling" is also a word that is hard to translate for us, so we often use the English word of it.
4. The only weird thing that I saw in your comment was "upang". Yes it is a Tagalog word but we use "para" more. "upang" sounds really old.
@@aljohnpolyglot oh my gosh thank you so much this reminds me that I have come so far since the beginning of learning Tagalog. I seriously have fallen in love with Tagalog and Filipino culture. Thank you for the tips talaga. I’m looking forward to more of your videos ❤️
wow 'kabayo' is also Spanish for horse! Wow!
.yup. Spelled Caballo
Caballo - Horse
Caballero - Horseman
Are u doing mail order for them?
Kapatid magaling ka rin sa Indonesian language ano?
Mexicans speaks mexican-spanish.
Translation pls and subtitles
Lagyan muna mam ng subtitle idol 😂
Pindutin ang CC sa bandang taas kanan
Pinoy goat 🐐
Sana all polyglot
Lagyan mo ng subtitle, kahit English, mahirap manghula 😂, gusto ko sana mag subscribe, next time na lang 😊
Ang Espanol niya may Pilipino accent halong konti...sakin.
Bat walang english caption
you should teach us to be polyglot
Add English translation please
So this is for. The Spanish viewers😁
I didnt understand the convos,
You know it's like self serving😁
Ojalá que México lidere la difusión del español en Filipinas y reconstruya un vínculo cultural y económico firmando un tratado de libre comercio con nuestro país.
😂 en tus sueños 3mundistas
Nueva España era de España y sus almirantes en los navíos son los que hicieron la victoria en Filipinas
Mejico solo es un 3mundista país sin historia que no hizo nada
Necesita mejorar tu acento y entonacion!
Ang galing pero di ko naintindihan kaya 1 minute lang napanood ko.
so weird, i understood everything that was said.....wehhhhh hnde nga lololololol
Ok content mo kaya lang bawasan mo ng mga effects OA na masyado pati zoom in zoom out nakakahilo🤕🤒
Every time I hear Filipinos speaking Spanish, it irks me and storm me hating the Aquinos.
JoKoy was right, we Filipinos really are the Mexicans of Asia 😂
Is it true...they took Spanish out of the curriculum & replaced it with Korean
No subtitle. Unsubscribed
There are subtitles, you have to turn it on in settings above then captions
@@diplomatsafe those are not reliable translations
It's not auto translate. It's an English caption by the uploader.
Pfftttt. Dont blame the vlogger for your own stupidity in not finding the caption. Dahh.