Latinas Reaction to Maria Clara At Ibarra Episode 2 (English Subs) Philippines drama - Sol&LunaTV 🇩🇴
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- Опубліковано 19 жов 2022
- In this video, Dominican twin sisters Sol and Luna react to Philippine's drama Maria Clara At Ibarra: Klay travels back in time! (Full Episode 2 with English Subtitles).
Klay (Barbie Forteza) was baffled when she woke up in a different location after reading the book given to her by her professor. She'll be even more surprised to discover that the people she's with are characters from the book she's reading.
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The Chinese features you were asking about is probably from the mixing of races. Chinese traders have always been visiting the Philippine shores even before the Spanish colonization. 😊
The characters in the past speak old Tagalog (they use deep words ) ..while Klay speaks in modern Tagalog..that's the people there, says "I don't understand what you are saying". It's quite saddening that in the college curriculum Filipino subject is not available na. Usually, our Filipino subject have a mix of old and modern Tagalog
✌🏼😅 Yeah, the characters within the world, universe, context, and setting of the novel in this series or television series speak, communicate, and use an "older" Tagalog language, aside from Early Modern to Modern Spanish language and some Ecclesiastical Latin language, but more precisely and appropriately, they use, communicate, and speak Classical Tagalog language instead of Old Tagalog language.
Old Tagalog language is the phase or stage of the Tagalog language before the year 1565 or c. 16th Century, or before when the Spanish or Spaniard colonizers, colonialists, occupiers, and imperialists started to colonize and occupy continously the Philippine islands or archipelago, or during the ancient to classical and/or classical, pre-colonial, pre-Western, pre-Westernized, pre-European, or pre-Hispanic history of the Philippines, or even before it too.
Classical Tagalog is the phase or stage of the Tagalog language from or between and around after 1565 or c. 16th Century to around after 1898 or c. 19th Century to early 20th Century, or when the Spanish or Spaniard colonizers, colonialists, occupiers, and imperialists colonized and occupied the Philippine islands or archipelago.
Old Tagalog doesn't have yet any Spanish, Nahuatl, Mozarabic, Latin, Greek, and/or other Western or American and European loan words, borrowed words, adopted words, adapted words, indigenized words, and/or localized words brought and influenced by Spanish and other Western or American and European languages until around 1565 or c. 16th Century when it linguistically transitions into Classical Tagalog, while Classical Tagalog does (but excluding the later linguistic or language influences and loan words, borrowed words, adopted words, adapted words, indigenized words, and/or localized words brought and influenced by foreign languages such as or like English and other Western or American and European languages, other Asian languages like Japanese and Korean, among others, and also languages in, of, and from the Philippines).
Modern Tagalog language, on the other hand, is the present and current phase or stage of the Tagalog language from around after 1898 or c. 19th Century to early 20th Century up to the present and current time. It now has and has more linguistic or language influences and loan words, borrowed words, adopted words, adapted words, indigenized words, and/or localized words from English, Japanese, Korean, other foreign languages, whether Western or not, American or not, European or not, Asian or not, etc., and also from the other languages in, of, and from the Philippines, especially via or through its present and current national, official, codified, national lingua franca, and standard or standardized form, version, variation, variety, variant, or dialect of Filipino.
It's such a blast to continue watching your reaction to Maria Clara at Ibarra (or MCI for short) series. There are so many cool things to come!
Vámonos Ate Sol y Ate Luna! ☀️🌕
Thank you for this. I'm looking forward to your reaction to ep 3. I really love this show. For me, it's very refreshing and the way it was written is unpredictable, you will never what will happen next. Thank you again for reacting to this. Stay safe! Love you both!
Sojuuuu no spoilers hahaha
@@SolLunaTV hahaha of course!
You're right. It's unpredictable even though I know the story already.
@@fayegarcia1616 right? I kept making a mistake when I try to guess what will happen, eventhough I know the story! haha
"it's very refreshing and the way it was written is unpredictable, you will never what will happen next"
Yeah, it's true!
Thank You so much for featuring this kind of teleserye it is based on the novel of our national hero Jose Rizal during the spanish era..Viva!
Philippines was a province of Spain for 300 years from 1500 to 1890s.
My great grandmother was a Mestiza(pure spanish) and my grandmother fought in World War 2 as a Guerilla against the Japanese army when she was 20 years old when the Japanese Empire invaded Philippines.
oh wow!
Dr. Jose P. Rizal's top one favorite dish was tinola.
Aside from tinola, he also eats pancit (found in Chapter 25: Laughter and Tears of 2nd novel El Filibusterismo), champorado (when he was a little boy), monggo soup, foie gras (European food when he was in Paris, France and during his exile in Dapitan now Dapitan City, Zamboanga Del Norte, Philippines), tuyo (dried fish) and others.
Secretly watching this while at work. Also, if a nun came running towards me like that, I would panic too. i think it's cause of my obsession with horror movies like the Conjuring and The Nun 😅 the series definitely gets better as each episode progresses.
Also, I read the whole Noli and El Filibusterismo out of curiosity...to be honest, it was hard for me to fully understand everything cause of the old language they used back then😂
✌🏼😅 What do you mean pô by or with "it was hard for me to fully understand everything cause of the old language they used back then"? What do you also mean pô by or with "older language"?
Have you read Noli Me Tángere and El filibusterismo pô in its original Spanish language version by or from Dr. Jose P. Rizal, in other Spanish language versions, in a version or translation in one of the other languages in, of, and from the Philippines or in one of the other foreign languages, or just in the literary Filipino language version or translation, literary Pilipino language version or translation, and/or literary Tagalog language version or translation, just with literary Filipino, Pilipino, or Tagalog words, which you might have read, received, thought, perceived, interpreted, and/or took as "old language" just because the language, variant, variety, variation, version, register, style, form, or language level is in "deeper", "purer", "maybe or probably lengthier or longer", "seemingly older", "seemingly less or even not modern", straight, and literary Filipino, Pilipino, and/or Tagalog than or compared to the more casual, conversational, familiar, common, daily, vernacular, colloquial, and slang Filipino and/or Tagalog, or even Taglish and/or Englog language code-switchings and/or code-mixings?
@@artesiningart4961 Hi po, I have one of the few the English translation of Noli because I couldn’t get a hold of the Tagalog version here in Canada. I found out later on that the version I got wasn’t the most popular translations because it used a lot of “deep” English words that is not often used, and they forgot to translate some of the Spanish words that I'm not familiar with. It also might be because a lot of the sentences seemed to have been translated literally and some of the sentences doesn’t make sense which loses it’s meaning from the original. I’m planning to buy the other English translated version of Noli with the more popular reviews, even though it’s more expensive. It’s okay because it’s an important part of Philippine history to know. El Filibusterismo was a lot easier for me to understand, but it was translated by a different author.
Also, I can relate to Klay because half way through the book, I lost interest but it was only because of the way the book was translated 😅 I'm going to get the other English version.
Valak. 😂
@@jufelbalinas 😂
@@jufelbalinas ahahhahaga
Skl The latest episode was so intense! I'm seeing the novel I have read come to life. This series played my emotions so much and I'm loving it. If only you could see how I reacted, istg It deserves to be in a reaction channel hahaha😂🤣😂🤣😂
I'll be your first subscriber
#Sol
ajejejeje they actually watched the whole episode. So wonderful how Sol and Luna react while watching. 🤩🙂💯💯💯
thanks!
The Filipino is basically of Malay stock with a sprinkling of Chinese, American, Spanish.
Before the Spanish came there were already communities that had Chinese immigrants because they were trading ports. So it is but natural that some Filipinos will have Chinese blood in them. The Chinese way of family structure also heavily influenced the traditional Filipino family structure. The eldest son is called Kuya ("Ko-ya" in Fukien "Ku-ye" in mandarin).
I am so happy watching your reactions genuinely. More power sol&luna tv keep on reacting to Maria Clara at Ibarra. Episode 3 is coming ❤️🤞
This series is filmed in Ilocos Sur. Some places were still preserved in its Spanish era look. One great example is the Calle Crisologo which I myself would also like to visit on one of my vacations.
*Ilocos Sur. Vigan and Sta. Maria
Nice!
Actually it was a random place,,and they edited it so well,,,if you watch some of their interviews ,
@@XandieFireman I stand corrected.
✌🏼😅 I am not sure with these information, but the Wikipedia page or article about or of Maria Clara at Ibarra just included, stated, wrote, or mentioned Ilocos Sur [Province] (most likely or probably, especially, and specifically in Vigan/Heritage City of Vigan [City] and in Santa Maria Church/Church of Our Lady of Assumption/Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción in Santa Maria [Municipality]); Intramuros [District & Historic Walled City], Manila [City]: and Bagac [Municipality], Bataan [Province] (most likely or probably, especially, and specifically in Las Cass Filipinas de Acuzar [Heritage & Convention Center, A New San Jose Builders Project], a beach resort founded by Jose Acuzar, currently serving as the Secretary of the Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development [of the Philippines], and operated by Marivent Resort Hotel Inc.) as their production locations, so I guess, they have multiple production locations for these series.
I just watched your reaction vid to Ep.1, and now i'm here right away for ep 2. Hahaha🤩🤩
Maria Clara at Ibarra is one of my faves historical series. Thanks Sol and Luna for watching this Philippines’ fantastic series. I’m one of your subscribers, hope to see you both some day lol you two are my favorite reactors, and hope u two will visit Las Filipinas/Philippines soon❤️
Philippines was a very formal society back then. It's nice that the entire show utilizes the high level/ formal way of speaking Tagalog. Insulares, peninsulares, illustrados, and landed gentries. Nicer is the fact that the script combines it with the modern way of speaking Tagalog.
Yes, thank you for reaction video Maria clara at ibarra 😘❤️ can't wait again for the reaction video to episode 3 😘 of maria clara at ibarra 😘🇵🇭
*This series or television series:*
Whether you already read, reread, know, studied, re-studied, learned, relearned, finished, or even mastered the novels themselves, not even a lot of times, no matter for how many times, you still need to expect the unexpected.
Each and every week night's episodes is always unpredictable.
You don't exactly know which or what chapter/s will be in each episode, which or what chapter/s will be next or in the next or succeeding episode/s or week/s of episodes, which or what chapter/s or scene/s from the novel will be summarized, shortened or cut, skipped, lengthened or extended, expanded, slightly tweaked, slightly altered, slightly changed, differently and unpredictably written, or which or what chapters or scenes from the novel stayed, are remained, or are maintained, like, the same, similar to or with, almost like/the same/similar to or with, almost exactly like/the same/similar to or with, or exactly like/the same/similar to or with how they happened and how they were narrated, written, and presented in the novel.
It's fun and exciting for both those who already read,, reread, know, studied, re-studied, learned, relearned, finished, or even mastered the novels themselves, and for those who do not, who do not yet, or even those who do not at all.
I am not saying not to nor continue to read, study, learn, or finish the novels though, or at least the Noli Me Tángere, for now, though. Please do or continue if you personally and individually want and like, and you'll appreciate, value, and love this series or television series more, even more, or way more, and better, especially all of the people on-screen and behind this series or television series.
Glad you like watching it in as much as we got hooked on it too. 😊
As a speaker of Cebuano (which has more etymologically Spanish words and even cognate Spanish words than Filipino/Tagalog), it's wild how many Spanish words in the show are still actually used to this day albeit not too frequently. Also, Pico y Pala, means a Pick and a Shovel. Must be that the meal was originally served to or was what laborers can afford. Interesting! I learn a lot watching your commentaries.
Thank you for this reaction looking forward for more reactions.
I am also watching this on
yt and now its episode 13 and i still rewatch it with your reaction cause i love your reaction its so funny 😂🤣 keep reacting guys 💖
14:00
Races who lives in the Philippines by immigration, business or colonization:
Malays - e
Chinese - b
Arabic - c
Spanish - c
American - c
Japanese - c
Indian - b
Korean - b
Our physical traits is very mix.
That's why we love HALO HALO.
Our national desert presents our history which is very Mix Mix.
it's fun to rewatch this with you and i love your reaction looking forward to ep 3
gracias 😊😊 sol and luna looking forward on episode 3 😘😘
Waaaah thank you for reacting
Thank you so much for your reaction on this episode! I'm looking forward for more episode reactions! God bless both of you and keep up the excellent work!👍😊
More to come!
Very worth it to wait you two are awesome
omg excited for episode 3
wow episode 2 ❤️
Thank you this is the best SERIES IN THE PH🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
wow, ty for the reaction ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Awww.. I’m a new Subscriber and I just love how genuine you ladies are.. ❤️❤️❤️✨ Such beautiful ladies. 😊
can’t wait for you to meet Padre Salvi coz everyone who watched the series hate him .the actor who played Padre Salvi did a great job portraying as the villain
All i see right now is 2 ladies gettin hooked on filipino telenovelas 😁👍
I really enjoying your reaction videos. Keep it up
waiting for ep.3!! so exciting ❤️
It's already out!
I’m loving you guys reacting to this Drama Series, I’m gonna react with you tell the last episodes haha
I can't wait for your next reactionnn
Hi Sol and Luna I'm watching everynight for your episode.. It's really interesting for your post in Maria Clara rather than watching in television here in GMA 7 Keep it up everynight following your episodes
This is my first time watching your reaction on this guys and I love it more than any reactions bcoz you understand Spanish it made your reaction more raw.
Just love it!!!!💕
Dios los bendiga a todos!🙏🏻
Aliw ako sa inio hehe sana matapos nio buong episode 💕
Chicken neck and wings is only/most of the times served to alipin, dukha or (those poor ppl). That's why Padre Damaso felt insulted.
And some says that if a lady has her hair put up or in a bun, she's not available to be courted? (or she already have her beau) but if they leave their hair down it means they are willing to entertain suitors.
Maybe that's why Maria Clara has her hair up most of the times.
💜❤️ thank you 💜❤️
Yes I am enjoying your reactions 😜
Ty 😊👏 i don't skip ads for you girls 😊👏🥰
Thank you so much!
During Spanish Time:
Pure Filipinos= Indios
Spanish-Filipino / European- Filipino= Mestizas / Mestizos
Chinese-Filipino= Sangley/Chinoys
European-Chinese-Filipinos= Tonatras
Muslim Filipinos= Moros
Interesting! Here during Spanish times was like this:
Pure Native American they found here: Indios.
Spanish mixed with Indio: Mestizo.
Spanish mixed with African (slaves they brought): Mulatos.
Nowadays Dominicans are a mix of all 3: Native American, Spanish and African. Your skin tone and hair texture will depend in how much you have of each.
For the uncolonized native Filipinos, they were called Feroces in contrast with the colonized Indios. Feroces because the Spaniards thought them to be barbaric but they fiercely resisted Spanish colonization for 300 years, seeing the plight of the Indios under Spanish rule
@@micki3477 that's why I am amazed with Islamic religion in Mindanao. They must have fought so hard for them not to be colonized
Thanks
Prepare to get more a lot of cliffhanger since the episodes are getting shorter unlike EP 1 lol
Looking forward for ep 3 hahahahah❤❤❤❤
Wow I love your reaction 😍😍
I so love your reactions. ❤❤❤
Thanks!
my 1st watching it lol looks so good
my favorite telenovela now I like it so much! luvyaaa
love it 💗❤️
i love this reaction!
Proud Filipino Here, beautiful series Maria Clara and Ibarra
You will love episode 3 😻
You girls are funny😂😂😂.. very genuine reactions, looking forward for more 😊👍🏻😃 ok ingat ❤️☺️
Seeing your reactions got my attention to watch this telenovela 👍
you getting famous of all the filipino here, i am waiting #KMJS will notice you two beautiful ladies
I'll watch it later. MCAI is currently airing.
accdg to them, even though there is the presence of klay, the story will not be altered nor changed. things will happen as it happened.
Gracias!
Yes.. Barbie Forteza is a cute, funny, good actress here in Philippines 💖
MORE PLEASE. NEXT EPISODE
waiting for episode 3 reaction!!!❤❤❤
Already uploaded it. Check our Maria Clara playlist
Maria Clara and Ibarra is famous here in the Philippines. I really love this Drama especially that it is part of our history in the Philippines.❤️💕🥰😍
When Klay saw the Nun,
It looks like she saw "Valak" .
The Nun in a Horror movie.
Hahahahaha 🤣
Looool
I love your reactions :D
thanks!
Mabuhay!
Mabuhay!
Gracias
gracias mi bonita gemelas. bueno, apreciar y todo tu reaccion cada episode. bien dia hermana...adios hasta manania.
Gracias!
I’m seated. 👍🏻👍🏻
That location is LAS CASAS FILIPINAS DE ACUZAR" in bataan..
You will be shock at the ending of this novel😔
SB19 Official has just posted a new video of behind the scenes on their tv guestings in ASAP and in the launching of the new tv network in the Ph.
We will keep up with esbi on Sunday
21:34 please always know that the story will not change even if Klay try to intervent or plan to avoid things to happen, The story of the Novel still won't change. Klay will just be their to Know the story of Noli and as always, Learn something from the Novel, Noli me tangere 😊
i never finish reading noli and el fili lmaoo idk how i pass the subject, but now because of this series i kinda want to actually read the novel for real
Part 3 please
It's already out!
People in the Philippines during the Spanish period were classified into 4 classes: the Peninsulares (Spaniards born in Spain), the Insulares or Filipinos (Spaniards born in the Philippines), Mestizos (mixed Spanish, Chinese and native) and the Indios (native population). The Peninsulares and Insulares have caucasian looking features, the Mestizos has obviously mixed features similar to the mestizos in Mexico while the Indios have the austronesian features. Furthermore, The Mestizo class is subdivided into two: the Spanish Mestizo and the Chinese Mestizo or what the novel referred to as Sangleys. Spanish Mestizos are mostly engaged in politics and government while Sangleys are more interested in trade & commerce.
Salamat sa explanation
We have Colon Street here. It is the oldest street in the Philippines and is located in Cebu.
Oh wow what a coincidence
@@SolLunaTV same as yours, maybe common to former Spanish colonies, named after Christopher Columbus/Cristobal Colon
yes, it is after Cristobal Colon
It looks like they shot the episode in Vigan.
most of modern filipinos now have chinese facial features
filipinos are often called "chinese - looking people with spanish names"
the native filipinos interbred with chinese people but kept the spanish surnames thats why
if u see a chinese-looking person with last names like Reyes, DelaCruz, or Santos, that's 90% a filipino person.
decades and a century ago, filipinos looks so much like Spain-spanish, but it eventually receded when the Spanish left Philippines and the native filipinos intrebred with East Asians(Chinese, Japanese and Koreans).
So nowadays, a typical feature of a Filipino girl is a "chinita". Being a chinita is considered pretty here in Philippines.
I had to say you guys don’t know, but when the people from the 1800s speaks either they speak Spanish or Tagalog. When they speak Tagalog they speak pure somewhat old Tagalog. Which mostly we don’t use now, it’s like talking Shakespeare in England now, vs modern English, clai speaks in really modern Tagalog that’s why they can’t understand most of her words
✌🏼😅 Yeah, the characters within the world, universe, context, and setting of the novel in this series or television series speak, communicate, and use an "older" Tagalog language, aside from Early Modern to Modern Spanish language and some Ecclesiastical Latin language, but more precisely and appropriately, they use, communicate, and speak Classical Tagalog language instead of Old Tagalog language.
Old Tagalog language is the phase or stage of the Tagalog language before the year 1565 or c. 16th Century, or before when the Spanish or Spaniard colonizers, colonialists, occupiers, and imperialists started to colonize and occupy continously the Philippine islands or archipelago, or during the ancient to classical and/or classical, pre-colonial, pre-Western, pre-Westernized, pre-European, or pre-Hispanic history of the Philippines, or even before it too.
Classical Tagalog is the phase or stage of the Tagalog language from or between and around after 1565 or c. 16th Century to around after 1898 or c. 19th Century to early 20th Century, or when the Spanish or Spaniard colonizers, colonialists, occupiers, and imperialists colonized and occupied the Philippine islands or archipelago.
Old Tagalog doesn't have yet any Spanish, Nahuatl, Mozarabic, Latin, Greek, and/or other Western or American and European loan words, borrowed words, adopted words, adapted words, indigenized words, and/or localized words brought and influenced by Spanish and other Western or American and European languages until around 1565 or c. 16th Century when it linguistically transitions into Classical Tagalog, while Classical Tagalog does (but excluding the later linguistic or language influences and loan words, borrowed words, adopted words, adapted words, indigenized words, and/or localized words brought and influenced by foreign languages such as or like English and other Western or American and European languages, other Asian languages like Japanese and Korean, among others, and also languages in, of, and from the Philippines).
Modern Tagalog language, on the other hand, is the present and current phase or stage of the Tagalog language from around after 1898 or c. 19th Century to early 20th Century up to the present and current time. It now has and has more linguistic or language influences and loan words, borrowed words, adopted words, adapted words, indigenized words, and/or localized words from English, Japanese, Korean, other foreign languages, whether Western or not, American or not, European or not, Asian or not, etc., and also from the other languages in, of, and from the Philippines, especially via or through its present and current national, official, codified, national lingua franca, and standard or standardized form, version, variation, variety, variant, or dialect of Filipino.
✌🏼😅 We can or may also argue that Klay is speaking in Filipino (one of the two official, and the codified, national lingua franca, and standard or standardized, national language of the Philippines) and not just Modern Tagalog, which (Filipino) is also de facto, still, and just mostly or almost entirely based of or from the general Modern Tagalog dialect of Manila, Metropolitan Manila Area, Metro Manila, the National Capital Region, or NCR, promoted nationwide and worldwide through our national mass media, compulsory K-12 basic education's Filipino subjects & courses and Filipino as language of instruction in some few other subjects & courses, national literature, national pop media, entertainment, and culture, and national music and its genres, subgenres, and styles like OPM, among others.
As a filipino, I'm having a hard to speak in english but it's so easy to speak in spanish eventhough i don't understand hahaha Now i know whyyy 😄
Love ur vids! thanks for reacting 😘😘
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This is the first time i watched this show this episode is funny
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I have Spanish and Chinese heritage on my maternal side.. My great granny was Spanish mestiza and my grandpa was born in China but acquired a Filipino citizenship. There are also Spanish-Chinese, Filipino-Japanese, Filipino-American, Filipino-Indians, and everyone else in between. I have an aunt whose father was Japanese and was a soldier disguised as farmer migrant before the Japanese invasion. We have Amerasians from the time of American occupation in 1898 to the time they dismantled their US bases in the 1990s from American soldiers who just abandoned their children. 😔😪. As a result of our colonial past, Filipinos are more open-minded terms of marrying another race.
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this drama is the first lady is come from the present shes coming back to the past during the spanish era
I love how you two repeat the Spanish words each characters says 😂
Love Your Reactions even though you did not understand Filipino words.
🙂🙂🙂 how I wish it would be available in Spanish. So that you can enjoy and Love watching every episodes. 🙂
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we are understanding because it has subtitles!
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Here are the metaphors/meanings behind the 'Tinola' parts being served to the characters:
[I solely based this knowledge from what i've learned in 9th grade (pre-pandemic)]
Crisostomo Ibarra got the breast part [Tagalog: Pitso] which symbolizes wit and knowledge. Someone who got 'brains', hence getting the juicest (meatiest) part.
[If I'm not mistaken, in the novel, Padre Sybila also got the same part Crisostomo have gotten]
For the other characters they got Leg/Thigh part which isn't really significant. That part was served to the 'normal' characters.
As for Padre Damaso, he got the neck and the wing. Neck symbolizes power over someone [Tagalog: Hawak sa leeg - English: Holds someone by the neck (direct translation)] which means he can easily manipulate things around by using dominance/force. Wings symbolizes pride. [Tagalog: mataas ang tingin sa sarili - English: Above all people; narcissistic]
Bago ang 20th century, ang pakpak ay hindi gustong parte ng manok dahil konti ang karne.
About Filipino traits mostly have 2 or 3 ...Chinese, Spanish, Filipino.... a combination of either 2 or all 3