you look filipina

Chavacano in Zamboanga (in Mindanao) is similar to Spanish language mixed with Bisaya (local dialect) words but some are with wrong Spanish grammar while Chavacano in Cavite (near Manila) is similar to Spanish mixed with Tagalog (local dialect) words but some are with wrong Spanish grammar.

Mi gusta Monica

Estudie espanol cuando estaba en la universidad durante 2 anos en Manila.

Now I know why I said you look like a Filipina, when you smile you look like MARIAN RIVERA, a Filipina actress...

I thought you're a Filipina, if you don't mind me saying it...

assalamualaikum mashallah Allah bless you very good sharing 🎉❤❤

very good sharing 👍🎉❤❤

When someone was speaking in Spanish, it was hard to catch all the words that they uttered. I was just able to understand them by formulating a sentence in my head with the words that I was able to catch.

azucar and cafe came from arabic to spanish to tagalog

I never thought you're a half Filipino, welcome soon kababayan

Bisaya also had many similarities to spanish but not that much like chavacano, mostly we use single words like counting numbers, even days including sunday (domingo)

Sinakop nyo kasi kami ehhh.. Dapat may tax kayo ehh

There are some Italian too, like come, tu, io, and others. Some of mixed tagalog words.

Heya, new veiwer here! Thanks for letting us catch a glimpse of your journey. :D Also, I just wanted to repeat this here for the Philippines trip, in case you miss it in the other thread: On the odd chance you can still manage it, do visit the Bantayog ng mga Bayani in Quezon City (near Manila). The museum has seen better days so you'd best call ahead to reserve a tour (visits are currently limited.) But it's probably the best way to get a good understanding of the late 20th Centiry history of the Philippines. In Pangasinan, well, I'm sure the family will serve you good food. But request Pinakbet if you can, and learn about Bagoong and Alamang, which are sauces Pangasinan is well known for.

On the odd chance you can still manage it, do visit the Bantayog ng mga Bayani in Quezon City (near Manila). The museum has seen better days so you'd best call ahead to reserve a tour (visits are currently limited.) But it's probably the best way to get a good understanding of the late 20th Centiry history of the Philippines. For ancient history, there's Ayala Museum, but everybody goes there already. :D hehe. In Pangasinan, well, I'm sure the family will serve you good food. But request Pinakbet if you can, and learn about Bagoong and Alamang, which are sauces Pangasinan is well known for.

Amazing Moni 🫶 let’s gooooo

Your so cute monica eres linda monica

Helo mam happy year 2025 to you mam

Helo mam, this is Roy from Zamboanga city Philippines and my native language is chavacano, I know also how to speak english

As a chavacano speaking person, Zamboanga is known as Asia's latin with broken spanish, basically it adopted the language but got mixed with tagalog ..

Hello Monica , been watching your videos. Looking forward for more and stay humble and cheerful

Chabacano has preserved plenty of archaic Spanish phrases and words in its vocabulary that modern Spanish no longer uses. These were very old Spanish since 1400s. On the other hand, some words from the language spoken in Spain have evolved or have acquired totally different meanings in Chavacano.

you'll be surprise if you meet chavacano speak fluent

Love this! Good luck Moni with this journey Moni! 🤍🎉

Girl so excited for you! Hope you have the best trip! Cannot wait for your upcoming vlogs! ✨

I’m so excited for you Moni! Hope you have the best trip gorgeous ❤

muy buen video

Aww hope you enjoyed Tianfu Square!! Looks great! ❤

I have never heard of red light glasses but I have blue light glasses

I am a Visayan Filipino, but I was once amazed that lots of words that we speak daily were not Visaya like puede, kutsara, tinidor, plato, caldero, abri, obra, maniho, lamisa, bintana, puertahan, lababo, anyos, loco, cuenta, uno, dos, tres kuatro, sinko, sais, syiti, otso, nuebe, jes, onsi, dosi, trese, katorse, kinsi dyesi-sais, dyesi-syeti, dyesi-otso, dyesi-nuebe, baynte. I was born in 1972-("Natawo ko niadtong Mil Nuebe Sintos Syetintay Dos")

I love your shirt!!

Love this for you Moniii!! Congrats my love. You’re the best 🥰🥰🥰🎉🎉🎉

Try to react to news in chavanano .... CHAVACANO TV PATROL NEWS

Olla buenas tardes senyura amega amigos arigatu heje moy byen gracias aiy dascer morde

Thanks for the tips!! Hope you have a wonderful time and enjoy your time there!!! ❤❤❤

Hi, where you going? Bon voyage 🙏❤️✈️

So soon and now I see 2K plus! Congratulations and wishing you all the best on your journey through life. Continue to let your good heart shine through. Mabuhay!

Thank you Monica, for not calling us GUYS like some youtubers do in excess that they become unwatchable. I am so happy that you have embraced your Filipino culture. That is the same as bonding closer to family than anything else. Filipinos all hold a special place in my heart and i only see excellent and positive things in that regard. yes, 1k is nothing but wait as you garner MORE support in short time and you will see how fast you will get more subs. Keep on doing topics that are about Filipinos and the Philippines as that is a growing topic in this world today. I will continue to watch your channel and wish you MORE and MORE success.

Your genuine and honest reactions have encouraged your kababayans to support you all the way.

Do you also speak Volcano!? It sounds really burning hot!

LETS GOOO!!! You’re the best and deserve it all!❤️

good luck Monica

When it rains, it pours😮! More to come.🙏❤️😇🇵🇭👏

2k ka na iha ❤