English is actually already dominating our national language. New Filipino generation can no longer speak pure Filipino without English words in between.
I dunno about pure Tagalog but I hear the kids around me speak in Tagalog with a mix of Spanish words that they are not probably aware are Spanish words lol~
"Pangarap Ko" means "my dream", "oh kay tagal ko nang naghihintay na sa akin ay mag aalay ng pag-ibig na tunay at di magwawakas.. pangarap ko ang ibigin ka at sa habang panahon, ikaw ay makasama" means "oh I've waited for so long for you to give me love that never end.. it is my dream to love you and to be with you forever more."
I love her for being such a sport. Most divas won’t even consider doing anything like this. She has no limit. Thanks for reacting to this it was pretty entertaining.
We use TagLish a lot. We throw in english words in the middle of tagalog sentences because some tagalog words are too long to say or tagalog are just limited. In my case, I find it really difficult to speak *straight* tagalog than *straight* english so I use TagLish A LOT.😂 (But in formal settings or in school/academy, it should be ENGLISH only or FILIPINO only when writing papers.)
Amanda Hein LOL, it never was limited. You mean you just don't have much of vocabulary words that is. No offense 😅 Edit: Hiram na salita != "very limited" there are just some words that originally from another country that cannot be translated that often gets transliterated.
Haha!I really love your reaction to Morisette! ❤️ By the way, the song she sang was “ Pangarap ko ang Ibigin Ka” by Regine Velasquez. This is one of her sensational songs during her prime years. Also, the show, GGV, is a comedic talk show hosted by a comedian Vice Ganda. Guests there usually should really be a good sport because Vice makes fun of them a lot of times! Hahaha! 😝❤️
Yes, she really is humble and happy go lucky woman. One of the Filipinos attitude. Thanks for sharing her Videos, Mr.Yazik. I do hope and pray that you will meet her soon. God bless!!
Thanks coach yazik, she is so humble. She said that it is ok for her to lie on the floor since she is used to it. Morissette is a good person. Your perception on her is very true. Love your reaction coach.
Thank you for featuring our girl on your channel. Although i don't know her personally, from what i've seen on off-cam vids (& there are plenty), she really seems down-to-earth. That's why her fanbase keep growing....not only is she incredibly talented, she's so humble.
Yes, Mori is a good sport and game. A lot of Filipino shows like this one incorporate silliness in them. Hope you can react to her on stage performances from both the 2017 and 2018 Asia Song Festival.
For us from the Visayan Region of the Philippines, we can do hodge-podge when we talk like we can speak Visaya plus Tagalog plus English in sentences sometimes. Example: Where diay mo go? It means "Where are you going?"It just comes out naturally but of course for the elders the kind of speaking is awkward to hear however conventionally in this present generation such a style of speaking has become informally acceptable, not in writing though. "Pangarap Ko Ang Ibigan Ka" is the title of the song which can be translated into English as " My dream is to love you." By the way in this video segment of Maganda Gabi Vice, Vice Ganda is challenging Mori to overcome some hurdles which shocks Mori at first that's why she says "unfair" because Vice Ganda hasn't done this to other singer guests in the past, but Mori humbly accepted it eventually.
From what I know the part of the song that you think Morissette was having a problem with. It’s actually how the song is suppose to be sung. Other reactors have pointed that part but more informed Filipinos have pointed out that Morissette sang it correctly.
I think so too that was her version. For me it wasn't off pitch just a bit wobbly since the accompaniment key is a lit bit lower compared to when she was lying down.
Most of us can't verbalize entirely in English so we tend to mix it with Tagalog, our language. And yes she was being challenged here to sing the song in those positions if she could still pull it off.
She's a monster wen she's on the stage but wen she's in a normal or it says not on the stage she's very down to Earth..she's sooo sweet..ilove her so much..thats my Baby Queen Morissette
the part of the song where you thougt she was pitchy? was actually how the original version was sung by regine velasquez. morissette is always on point on her notes....and never gets pitchy.....ever, coach. 😉😉😉 this song is very popular in the philippines....and filipinos enjoy both the original version and mori's version. ☺
Yes Yazik...She's so smart ,humble,bubbly etc....pls.watch her sister/bestfriend vlogs (Kim Castillo)! You will see the real Morissette Amon! Thank you so much ! 🤗😁😀
speaking English to a foreigner doesn't need a correct grammar. kaya PHILIPPINES is an ENGLISH country din dahil kahit mga tambay sa kanto nakakapag salita at nakakaintindi ng Englis. mga kapwa pinoy lang naman natin yung perfectionists , from pronunciation, to grammar pati na nga accent ki na papansinin narin, hihi
Thanks fot the analysis. I think she's just having fun, playing with the notes. She intentionally sing it that way. Knowing its just a challenge/entertain the audience. Not minding the original notes or whatever 😂 And yeah we converse mixing English and our dialect. We call it TagLish.
PH are top 1 English speakers (who's English are not the 1st language) and if you base by percentage of population. Coz India had 2B people there. But if percentage we use English like 95% of Filipinos everyday. Including 85% of our subjects in school are in English ^^
most filipinos are tagalog/ english which taglish. then visaya/ english. now a days im sad that our language are slowly gone .kids now most they speak are english..... im hoping parents should teach their children our own language.
Dzien dobry, Jacek. 😊 I'm glad I chances upon your videos. I'm a Filipino working a lot with Polish people, and I rarely hear them sing. It's a stark contrast to Filipinos because we love to sing, whether we're good or bad at it. 😅
Mixing two languages in a conversation is called code switching, and it's a result of being colonized by foreign conquerors for decades. Filipinos tend to this on a regular basis, especially people in the capital region
Kuya I like the points you’re emphasizing in terms of vocals, thank you for letting me understand the notes and keys, now i learned to appreciate Moriset’s voice greater ♥️ Very informative 👍👏👏👏
The song that Mori is singing titled "Pangarap Ko ang Ibigin Ka" was originally sung by Ms. Regine Velazquez and it was composed by Ogie Alcasid (Regine's husband who is also a singer - songwriter and an artist in the Philippines) it said that Ogie compose the song for Regine. Try to look for the original song you will love it also! They even have a duet (Regine and Ogie)
FiLipinos are really good in english..we both use filipino language and english not just in the shows but most of us use english /filipino language everywhere.,(more),for an easy communication especially to foreigners..sec language i think. Like f u agree guixe
Thank you so much for featuring our ASIA'S PHOENIX , check out more of her songs and our other filipino singers like TNT BOYS and DARREN ESPANTO .... Thanks again ....
Since English is our second language, so it very normal for Filipinos to speak both in their native language and english mixed together. It's called taglish (Tagalog and English).
ohmygod im loving your reactions na, i feel like I'll be touring your youtube channel coz theres a lot of vocal or siniging technique I wanna learn from you
Glad you had a great time watching this funny challenge. Morisette is truly one amazing, versatile artist and indeed, she's known as very grounded and kindhearted. FYI, most Filipinos speak straight English. However, somehow with the new generation, people tend to mix English & Tagalog together which I believe is spoken mostly by the young generation especially when they're with friends. Please check on Mori's cover of She Used to Be Mine from Broadway's Play, The Waitress originally by Sara Bareilles and her recent mash-up of Moon River/Usahay (in her Filipino Visayan dialect - with subtitles) from her channel. Finally, her live performance of I Want to Know What Love Is. You'll be more amazed with her longest whistle note ever! The link title is: MORISSETTE - I Want To Know What Love Is (MYX Live! Performance) Looking forward to more of your Mori's song reviews.🙂
Yazik! As I watched you, I have a laugh. Your the best!!!!! I found you very kind as a person. I wish I could see you doing blogs in Philippines and singing with the best. You are a great teacher. Go bless! !!!
Hi coach, please do reaction video on morrissette amon performing nothing gonna stop live at vancouver, canada.... Im sure atfer watching this video you will love mori more. 😂
Yazik, I love every minute and seconds of your reaction. Along with the other videos you’ve made especially reactions from Filipino artists. And to answer your question, yes! We use English and Filipino and mix them all up when we’re talking. And it may be weird to a lot of people who hears it but it’s pretty normal to us Filipinos. Looking forward to more of your video reactions and please do more reactions for Morissette or TNT boys .
I like this reaction video of yours! I had fun and had a good laugh! 😁 I also like the other ones :)) hehe great work! Now, I kinda want to know more about music and notes because of you! 😊
Philippines rank second to third among the English speaking country in southeast Asia, first was Singapore, and also recognized globally as one of the English-speaking nation, having at least some degree of high fluency to speak English, and has always been our second official language. Most of us speak at least 3 or more language coz you know we have more than a hundred dialects, so yea.. we speak the native dialect, English and of course Tagalog our official language.. and so it is easy for us to switch to English and Tagalog at any conversation.
This challenge was on a National TV where the host was testing how Morissette could perform in different postures or positions. It was made for fun which the audience and TV watchers loved.
yes Yazik she is humble that's why I love her not just because of her singing but her personality too. And I love you're channel and personality as well. I like the way you explain things you have observed that way I learned too. Thanks!! Done subscribing. ;)
in some part of Mindanao they speak spanish fluently in Luzon it's normal for some to speak English and tagalog Mixed specially in Manila but ther are some places that is pure tagalog. And we have so many language. Morissette is a Cebuana which means she is from Visayas she speak bisaya as well aside from tagalog.
We usually mix the Filipino language(tagalog) and English 😂 it's normal to us filipinos to speak taglish( tagalog and english) even to our school. Some filipinos can't speak tagalog traight😂even me.
Both Filipino and English are equally being used mostly in the Philippine whenever we're having a conversation with other people regardless whether they're foreign or not. In schools, we have Nursery/Prep + Kinder + Grade School (6yrs) + Middle School (4yrs) + Senior High School (2yrs) + College (4-5yrs). So overall, we study English for like 18-20 years? So technically speaking, English is common.
Oh we do, Sir. We do speak English here in the Philippines. English is one of our subjects in school from primary, secondary until tertiary. But I'm sad because Philippines ranked very very low in terms of reading comprehension.
She's really humble and respectful. She's saying "po" which we Filipinos say as respect towards the person we're talking to. The upside down birit challenge was done in the same show by Jona. She's one of the whistlers here in PH as Mori. here is the link for you. ua-cam.com/video/9zqSYGpBrmQ/v-deo.html She also have this video for you to know Jona better ua-cam.com/video/rQCdM6WrYrw/v-deo.html Thanks
Yes, English is our second language so it's just normal to hear some.
Kim SeokJin's Husband hi army! I am once and army too!
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@@Ken-zf5cm hi fam!
...armys everywhere.. *cries happily in a corner*
Yeah it's true pero d ako magaling sa english
Its normal for us filipino to talk in english specially when drunk 🤣🤣🤣
Marie Villarta LT hahahaha
Hahahaha true
Hahahaha super tawa ako sa commebt hahah yes true..
😂😂😂 yeah ur right 😂😂😂
Yeah haahhaha
English is actually already dominating our national language. New Filipino generation can no longer speak pure Filipino without English words in between.
Yes super legit
Trueeee super legit
@Mark Adio Would have been fun if you said "Hindi sa pagmamayabang but I can do it"
I dunno about pure Tagalog but I hear the kids around me speak in Tagalog with a mix of Spanish words that they are not probably aware are Spanish words lol~
@@doggypi1532 tagalog has borrowed so many terminologies from Spanish language mainly because of colonialism
"Pangarap Ko" means "my dream", "oh kay tagal ko nang naghihintay na sa akin ay mag aalay ng pag-ibig na tunay at di magwawakas..
pangarap ko ang ibigin ka at sa habang panahon, ikaw ay makasama" means "oh I've waited for so long for you to give me love that never end..
it is my dream to love you and to be with you forever more."
I love her for being such a sport. Most divas won’t even consider doing anything like this. She has no limit. Thanks for reacting to this it was pretty entertaining.
A very young, talented and handsome vocal coach. Keep making more reactions. 😍😍
Oh yes she's very down to earth and so bubbly on and off cam. She doesn't let fame get into her head just like her parents always tell her to.
the sentence cut off to "just like her parents" as i look away from my monitor and the sudden shock made me stop to take a 2nd look lol
I use bisaya so we can usually speak bisaya, tagalog, and english in one sentence, it's normal
Hiiii kabisaya ahahahha
taga Bohol ko 😂😂
uy...ako ug taga visayas
Hi taga davao diri
Hi ka bisaya taga davao del sur ko og taga don marcelino davao Occidental!
We use TagLish a lot. We throw in english words in the middle of tagalog sentences because some tagalog words are too long to say or tagalog are just limited. In my case, I find it really difficult to speak *straight* tagalog than *straight* english so I use TagLish A LOT.😂 (But in formal settings or in school/academy, it should be ENGLISH only or FILIPINO only when writing papers.)
Thank you for the explanation and good luck with all the switching ;)
@@VocalStudioYAZIK well the switching is so easy
Yes I agree easier to speak english than tagalog
Amanda Hein LOL, it never was limited. You mean you just don't have much of vocabulary words that is. No offense 😅
Edit: Hiram na salita != "very limited" there are just some words that originally from another country that cannot be translated that often gets transliterated.
It's nearly impossible to speak straight tagalog, indeed.
We speak TAGLISH( mix Tagalog & English ) here and it's very common here.
Haha!I really love your reaction to Morisette! ❤️ By the way, the song she sang was “ Pangarap ko ang Ibigin Ka” by Regine Velasquez. This is one of her sensational songs during her prime years. Also, the show, GGV, is a comedic talk show hosted by a comedian Vice Ganda. Guests there usually should really be a good sport because Vice makes fun of them a lot of times! Hahaha! 😝❤️
Morrissette amon is such a humble,pretty,and very talented...i love her much ♥
English and Filipino is a mix language here, we talk in mix language colloquially
I died when he said pangarap ko sounded like “banana ko” 😂😂
Banana ko hahhahahaaaahhahh
She is really one of the humblest artists I know. Such a good sport doing those challenges they're throwing at her & even having fun.💙💙
Yes, she really is humble and happy go lucky woman. One of the Filipinos attitude.
Thanks for sharing her Videos, Mr.Yazik. I do hope and pray that you will meet her soon.
God bless!!
Thanks coach yazik, she is so humble. She said that it is ok for her to lie on the floor since she is used to it. Morissette is a good person. Your perception on her is very true. Love your reaction coach.
I think mixing English and Filipino language are very common in Philippines.
I am a Foreigner and lived here for 5 years...
Ware u from sir
@@chritianbenjamin3309 taiwan 🇹🇼
Thank you for featuring our girl on your channel. Although i don't know her personally, from what i've seen on off-cam vids (& there are plenty), she really seems down-to-earth. That's why her fanbase keep growing....not only is she incredibly talented, she's so humble.
True
That segment is trying to give morissete different challenges using one song, if until morissete can sing it well with wistle.✨💕
You should react to when some of the youtubers/reactors meet Morissette in person . Youll know shes very humble and kind :)
banana ko~
it sounds dirty in the Philippines lol
for u only..not us
@@secret.overlord1648 shhh.... let people enjoy things
Omg lol Hhahahahha
WE'RE SOOOO INNOCENT 😆
@@nayeli3061 hahahaha😂😂😂 lol
Yes, Mori is a good sport and game. A lot of Filipino shows like this one incorporate silliness in them. Hope you can react to her on stage performances from both the 2017 and 2018 Asia Song Festival.
Morissette Amon is definitely HUMBLE, amazingly talented and awesome. Admire her so much and thanks for recognizing her talent
She is humble actually. She is a nice person.
For us from the Visayan Region of the Philippines, we can do hodge-podge when we talk like we can speak Visaya plus Tagalog plus English in sentences sometimes. Example: Where diay mo go? It means "Where are you going?"It just comes out naturally but of course for the elders the kind of speaking is awkward to hear however conventionally in this present generation such a style of speaking has become informally acceptable, not in writing though. "Pangarap Ko Ang Ibigan Ka" is the title of the song which can be translated into English as " My dream is to love you." By the way in this video segment of Maganda Gabi Vice, Vice Ganda is challenging Mori to overcome some hurdles which shocks Mori at first that's why she says "unfair" because Vice Ganda hasn't done this to other singer guests in the past, but Mori humbly accepted it eventually.
"Banana koooo" hahahahahaha
Shella Mae Leyson kapag yan lyrics pang comedy bar na 🤣🤣🤣🤣
natatawa din ako sa banana kooooo! 😂😂😂
I laugh evetime I remind myself about it xD
@@VocalStudioYAZIK haha😂 I also lough everytime I imagine you saying "Banana kooo" haha
😂
It was "PANGARAP KO" IT MEANS "MY DREAM" not Banana!! Haha LOL😂😂
BANANA KOH!!!!
From what I know the part of the song that you think Morissette was having a problem with. It’s actually how the song is suppose to be sung. Other reactors have pointed that part but more informed Filipinos have pointed out that Morissette sang it correctly.
I think so too that was her version. For me it wasn't off pitch just a bit wobbly since the accompaniment key is a lit bit lower compared to when she was lying down.
Well, not sure what exactly you're referring to, but it can't be the "correct way" to sing something pitchy, right?
Her low note there was shaky. That was what he was talking about.
Its really the way it sung
It was pitchy. Les be honest. Im not a hater btw. Im just pointing the obvious.
Yes..we do use english words quite a lot in casual conversations here in Philippines....
Most of us can't verbalize entirely in English so we tend to mix it with Tagalog, our language. And yes she was being challenged here to sing the song in those positions if she could still pull it off.
She's a monster wen she's on the stage but wen she's in a normal or it says not on the stage she's very down to Earth..she's sooo sweet..ilove her so much..thats my Baby Queen Morissette
Yes coach yazik english is our 2nd language used in philippines.. god bless ur channel i always watched ur videos...👏👏👏🖒🖒🖒
the part of the song where you thougt she was pitchy? was actually how the original version was sung by regine velasquez. morissette is always on point on her notes....and never gets pitchy.....ever, coach. 😉😉😉 this song is very popular in the philippines....and filipinos enjoy both the original version and mori's version. ☺
Yes Yazik...She's so smart ,humble,bubbly etc....pls.watch her sister/bestfriend vlogs (Kim Castillo)! You will see the real Morissette Amon! Thank you so much ! 🤗😁😀
Awww, so she appeals in blogs as well. Cool ;)
We certainly use English conference when where talking , and its natural not just on TV.
You can talk English to any Filipino. 😊 We can switch from Filipino to English language any time. 😊 It's our second language.
Amaryllis Scott not everyone
speaking English to a foreigner doesn't need a correct grammar. kaya PHILIPPINES is an ENGLISH country din dahil kahit mga tambay sa kanto nakakapag salita at nakakaintindi ng Englis. mga kapwa pinoy lang naman natin yung perfectionists , from pronunciation, to grammar pati na nga accent ki na papansinin narin, hihi
That's actually Right
Only 95% can speak english here in the Philippines and that their are only few pinoys can literally speak in English fluently
That "Banana Kooooo" part is the best. 😂❤ Iloveyou Yazik! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Jennifer Hudson did that in Ellen as well. Mori is so cute. Nice!
Yes Ph is practicing english a lot and its fun but a bit bothering sometimes because tagalog might be banished overtime.
Walang sense mga pinag sasabi mo. Bobo mo.
Zedric Paginado ikaw ano sense mo?
Thanks fot the analysis.
I think she's just having fun, playing with the notes. She intentionally sing it that way. Knowing its just a challenge/entertain the audience. Not minding the original notes or whatever 😂
And yeah we converse mixing English and our dialect. We call it TagLish.
We have the same name!!😍🙌
@@looneseygem8793 so I noticed ❤👋
PH are top 1 English speakers (who's English are not the 1st language) and if you base by percentage of population. Coz India had 2B people there. But if percentage we use English like 95% of Filipinos everyday. Including 85% of our subjects in school are in English ^^
most filipinos are tagalog/ english which taglish. then visaya/ english. now a days im sad that our language are slowly gone .kids now most they speak are english..... im hoping parents should teach their children our own language.
Thank you so much for sharing your opinion on this video I already watch this many times hehehe but I still want and love to watch.. ❤️❤️❤️
Its normal yazik haha! 😂 almost filipino people using TAG-LISH (TAGalog-engLISH) language.
Dzien dobry, Jacek. 😊 I'm glad I chances upon your videos. I'm a Filipino working a lot with Polish people, and I rarely hear them sing. It's a stark contrast to Filipinos because we love to sing, whether we're good or bad at it. 😅
Its a challenge brought to her by the station host, so it doesn't matter.
Mixing two languages in a conversation is called code switching, and it's a result of being colonized by foreign conquerors for decades. Filipinos tend to this on a regular basis, especially people in the capital region
This is not specific in NCR tho. Here in Mindanao we always do this lol
Nah it’s just a consequence
of being multilingual
Oh no. You missed the part where Vice sings with her while lying face down.
Awwww, I knew I would miss something...
I think you're inlove with morisette😂, new subscriber here.
true hahaha im new also haha
"She has beautiful eyes." HAHAHAH
Thank you for this coach Yazik. ❤❤❤ it's normal to us to speak tagalog and english, we call it tag-lish.
Kuya
I like the points you’re emphasizing in terms of vocals, thank you for letting me understand the notes and keys, now i learned to appreciate Moriset’s voice greater ♥️
Very informative 👍👏👏👏
Try to react to Morissette Amon singing in Asias song festival 2017
Yes pleaseeeeeee
YES
Yes pleaseeeee!
Yaaaaas!
Plssss...
The English title of the song she sang was "my dream" in Tagalog its pangarap ko
.. Try to react Morissette Asian song festival 2017
The song that Mori is singing titled "Pangarap Ko ang Ibigin Ka" was originally sung by Ms. Regine Velazquez and it was composed by Ogie Alcasid (Regine's husband who is also a singer - songwriter and an artist in the Philippines) it said that Ogie compose the song for Regine. Try to look for the original song you will love it also! They even have a duet (Regine and Ogie)
Yes, English is our second national language and we do mix English and Filipino when we speak.
FiLipinos are really good in english..we both use filipino language and english not just in the shows but most of us use english /filipino language everywhere.,(more),for an easy communication especially to foreigners..sec language i think.
Like f u agree guixe
English is our 2nd language but usually we speak "taglish" which means tagalog-our native language + english.we mix both language.
Thank you so much for featuring our ASIA'S PHOENIX , check out more of her songs and our other filipino singers like TNT BOYS and DARREN ESPANTO .... Thanks again ....
english is like a second language in the philippines
Like?
I love you for being technical in reactions! Seems like we're also learning.
Taglish: Tagalog (Filipino) and English. Mixed. And yea...really used nowadays.
Since English is our second language, so it very normal for Filipinos to speak both in their native language and english mixed together. It's called taglish (Tagalog and English).
It is normal in the Philippines to communicate in Filipino and English. It goes hand in hand in every conversation.
ohmygod im loving your reactions na, i feel like I'll be touring your youtube channel coz theres a lot of vocal or siniging technique I wanna learn from you
THE WAY YOU SAID "HUMBLE" AT 15:21 IS VERY FILIPINO😊😊 LOL I LIKED THATT
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Oo nga HAHAHAH
@@jakecole6449 what does he mean by very filipino? Last time i checked humble is an english word.
@@mickee the pronunciation
He said it like "hambol" is what we mean
Glad you had a great time watching this funny challenge. Morisette is truly one amazing, versatile artist and indeed, she's known as very grounded and kindhearted. FYI, most Filipinos speak straight English. However, somehow with the new generation, people tend to mix English & Tagalog together which I believe is spoken mostly by the young generation especially when they're with friends. Please check on Mori's cover of She Used to Be Mine from Broadway's Play, The Waitress originally by Sara Bareilles and her recent mash-up of Moon River/Usahay (in her Filipino Visayan dialect - with subtitles) from her channel. Finally, her live performance of I Want to Know What Love Is. You'll be more amazed with her longest whistle note ever! The link title is: MORISSETTE - I Want To Know What Love Is (MYX Live! Performance) Looking forward to more of your Mori's song reviews.🙂
Did you know that she is the asia's phoenix?
kurunai Shiron why Phoenix? Was she burnt before?
I don't know what's the reason about that title but she is a phoenix. Asia's phoenix
kurunai Shiron okay 👍 she’s really good, that’s sure 😄👍
I think Phoenix has a High Voice, that's why she known for Asia's song Phoenix (I'm not sure about tho.)
Yazik! As I watched you, I have a laugh. Your the best!!!!! I found you very kind as a person. I wish I could see you doing blogs in Philippines and singing with the best. You are a great teacher. Go bless! !!!
Hi coach, please do reaction video on morrissette amon performing nothing gonna stop live at vancouver, canada.... Im sure atfer watching this video you will love mori more. 😂
I’m starting to watch your blogs about morissette and i know you always enjoyed all of it’s.😍
there is a challenge where she held g6 for 28 secs
Yazik, I love every minute and seconds of your reaction. Along with the other videos you’ve made especially reactions from Filipino artists. And to answer your question, yes! We use English and Filipino and mix them all up when we’re talking. And it may be weird to a lot of people who hears it but it’s pretty normal to us Filipinos. Looking forward to more of your video reactions and please do more reactions for Morissette or TNT boys .
Yes we use English cause many Filipino words are so deep so we use English to describe it
I like this reaction video of yours! I had fun and had a good laugh! 😁 I also like the other ones :)) hehe great work! Now, I kinda want to know more about music and notes because of you! 😊
We are 4th english speaking languange countries in the world.
3rd*
@@irened6184 2nd is British and 3rd are Indians.
I had fun watching this reaction video 😇😇👏🏻👏🏻
The banana thing? Hahahhahahhaha
I'll never love again by morissette.....
I've been watching lots of reactions to this video of her. On my own opinion you are the best 😍
Who s here trying to press the play button whenever he pause Morissete m.. 😂😂
Hahaha
Philippines rank second to third among the English speaking country in southeast Asia, first was Singapore, and also recognized globally as one of the English-speaking nation, having at least some degree of high fluency to speak English, and has always been our second official language. Most of us speak at least 3 or more language coz you know we have more than a hundred dialects, so yea.. we speak the native dialect, English and of course Tagalog our official language.. and so it is easy for us to switch to English and Tagalog at any conversation.
Coach if she says MAHIRAP, that's hard for her, too.
This challenge was on a National TV where the host was testing how Morissette could perform in different postures or positions. It was made for fun which the audience and TV watchers loved.
I often see foreighn doing video reaction about filipino singers, Thank you!
Because pinoys go to their channel when pinoys are being the content of their channel
yes Yazik she is humble that's why I love her not just because of her singing but her personality too. And I love you're channel and personality as well. I like the way you explain things you have observed that way I learned too. Thanks!! Done subscribing. ;)
If you misheard "pangarap ko" as "banana ko" it means "My banana" LOOOOL 😂
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Yes in different positions to test stability of her voice and yes we usually used english in some instances .
We used english as our second language here in Philippines.🤗
in some part of Mindanao they speak spanish fluently in Luzon it's normal for some to speak English and tagalog Mixed specially in Manila but ther are some places that is pure tagalog. And we have so many language. Morissette is a Cebuana which means she is from Visayas she speak bisaya as well aside from tagalog.
We usually mix the Filipino language(tagalog) and English 😂 it's normal to us filipinos to speak taglish( tagalog and english) even to our school. Some filipinos can't speak tagalog traight😂even me.
Both Filipino and English are equally being used mostly in the Philippine whenever we're having a conversation with other people regardless whether they're foreign or not. In schools, we have Nursery/Prep + Kinder + Grade School (6yrs) + Middle School (4yrs) + Senior High School (2yrs) + College (4-5yrs). So overall, we study English for like 18-20 years? So technically speaking, English is common.
Banana koooooo
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Hahahaha cute
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You look so cute while laughing 😍 and I like that shirt! Anyways, thanks for this video, made my day great!
Its called taglish, when Filipinos mixes English and Tagalog when speaking
Thats normal to mix the english and tagalog in the Philippines
Banana kooooooo!!! HAHAHAHAHAHA in English? (My banana) and it makes me laugh HAHAHAHAHA
These random funny comments 😂😂😂 I can't! 😂
Oh we do, Sir. We do speak English here in the Philippines. English is one of our subjects in school from primary, secondary until tertiary. But I'm sad because Philippines ranked very very low in terms of reading comprehension.
Check the original song sung by ms regine velasquez
She's really humble and respectful. She's saying "po" which we Filipinos say as respect towards the person we're talking to. The upside down birit challenge was done in the same show by Jona. She's one of the whistlers here in PH as Mori. here is the link for you. ua-cam.com/video/9zqSYGpBrmQ/v-deo.html
She also have this video for you to know Jona better
ua-cam.com/video/rQCdM6WrYrw/v-deo.html
Thanks