14 THINGS we had NEVER SEEN or USED before coming to THE PHILIPPINES - Foreigners - Sol&LunaTV 🇩🇴

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[@erwinrecerone601]

Please search a PASIGARBO SA SUGBO 🙏 ❤

[@romeladriano1441]

Ahora soy uno de tus suscriptores y veo todos tus video , me gusta Luna, es hermosa y encantadores. Am I Lunatic now? 😂😂😂😅😂

[@Din2x]

You need to go in China 🇨🇳😊

[@jershiemae]

I hope you won't feel upset about the guard who stopped you from vlogging in the restricted area. The guard is simply doing his job; it just so happens that he couldn't fully explain the reason for the policy. To provide some context, in the past, there have been extreme incidents of mall bombings in the Philippines, like the 2018 bombing at Mindanao Mall. Such cases are the reasons why most establishments in the Philippines don't permit filming on their premises due to security concerns.

[@le57erguapo43]

Cool. Nice, sol & luna. Lovelots. 💙🔥🥰

[@helenestep3050]

Hello ,, SOL AND LUNA --THE BEAUTIFIUL TWIN I LOVE AND APPRECIATES YOUR VIBES ,, , BRAVO AND WELCOME

[@edwinramadonal5458]

The black Sto Niño you saw in Cebu is the original Sto Niño that when the Cathedral got burned down years ago ,and everything went to ashes and the only thing they found is the Sto Niño .That is why we ,as the Cebuanos believe that he's milagroso.

[@mariacarolinaorit6509]

yes that's true!

[@user-bm6zm3ni3t]

Thank you for appreciating our country.Enjoy & have fun.💖

[@renesioanno-que658]

Hello the two of you beautiful ladies.keep vlogging and stay safe ! God bless and mabuhay !

[@juvyalvarez3751]

Calamansi is found also in 🇧🇳🇲🇾🇮🇩. Also in Bicol, we call it lemoncito

[@tambaysakanto8796]

Yes lemonsito in bikol also in visayas

[@rpgacha]

Yes. From bicol here🌶🌶🌶

[@Nanong334]

Sowa apod kaan samo sa Tabaco..

[@dennisdimaano8554]

Baby Jesus in Cebu is darker because it has been burned. The Nino was given to the wife chieftain of Cebu by Ferdinand Magellan as a gift but got burned. Miraculously,Sto. Nino was then found by Miguel Lopez de Legaspi when he arrived to the Philippines years after the death of Ferdinand Magellan.

[@jazzyp5377]

I really enjoy watching you share things like this. Enjoy your stay in the Philippines Sol and Luna. 😊

[@ReyHernani-zk5yq]

Welcome to Philippines

[@JozuSketches]

In Bicol region, specifically in camarines sur or maybe other parts too. We call calamansi as lemonsito.

[@cezarlapinig2388]

Sol and Luna, for all this comments and praise you are already most love and welcome vloggers in the country,More power to you,God bless.

[@sumakwelvictoria5635]

Oh. You saw the pink sand in Zamboanga. The red coral which composes the sand is also something that is used to create special amulets for protection.

[@joycei5926]

You guys are hilarious. Appreciate the honesty.

[@MotoDeOro]

Calamansi is also called LEMONSITO (small lemon) in central and southern Philippines. :)

[@bentot45]

Glad you made it👍😸 Enjoy your stay and stay safe and be smarter 👍😸

[@elle02220]

Im from Legazpi City and i encourage you ladies to see the majestic Mayon Volcano. It erupts every 8 to 10 yrs and it is due to erupt this year so check out the safety issues first before you go. The Albay province and the whole Bicol region is a must see/visit ladies. Thank you. I enjoy your blogs all the time.

[@AiPlus13]

I think the reason for the vlogging/video permit is for them to be able to have leads in case of terrorist attacks. Because maybe terrorists do surveys/study attack venues. They may have cctv but unless they have a name it will be more challenging - maybe we still don't have hi-tech technologies like reliable facial recognition equipment/program..so it's valid unless it's not..haha Nice vid. Very candid and educational at the same time. We get to learn similarities and differences of both countries.Kudos.

[@bornonjuly7052]

Hi Sol and Luna I am you subscriber since you arrive in the Philippines.I'm so glad that You 2 beautiful ladies are now able to be immerse with our cultures and traditions.

[@SolLunaTV]

Thank you so much 🤗

[@sinnedgabz3675]

the bay is government property. why it is not allowed to blog? Which admin he is talking about?

[@mel124177]

Hola hermosas hermanas! ^_^

[@cruzergo]

Bring Calamondin back in DR. It will surely grow there.

[@skyelunaco_]

These two left their country to come to the Philippines and I hope they can be an inspiration to be more brave, love our country and support our PPOP groups just like they do

[@ritchievenida3896]

Looking cool

[@mrjakk1238]

I am currently working as English teacher here in Thailand...and i have kalamansi plant here in my house....

[@felixabadcarabbacan6863]

Hey girls, will you be watching the FIBA WC games at the Ph Arena this Aug featuring DR vs Gilas? It would be worth a vlog! See ya!😉

[@jonathanbigay1218]

As you've mentioned " Mayon" until this date " Mayon" is still bursting lava since last month.

[@PreciousEyeballs]

There's even a feast of the Black Nazarene here in the Philippines. It's a very popular event that involves a very black statue of Jesus.

[@carlosdicang1654]

Wow am glad to see you appreciate the Philippines in general. Sorry for the guard, he don't know how to explain the reason for not filming, but that's ok

[@vallopez2215]

in the world Chickas ! Enjoy see Mayon cheers !🥰

[@josephcunniff]

😊😊looking great love the videos from Philippines been there 2 times in the provinces of pangasinan and near Isabella Hopefully to retire there keep going on the videos they are great Thanks

[@noelunson3996]

I love your candidness & being natural girls.

[@danilocaganda1731]

Thank you very much👍👍👍👍

[@joaoantonio1279]

did you try visiting Ikea in Mall of Asia?, that Ikea branch in Mall of Asia is the current largest Ikea the world..

[@SolLunaTV]

Not yet!!!

[@jojohan85]

I get you with calamansi! I miss it so much here in the US. The Asian store is about 30 minutes away from where I live. I can only get lemons. I always boast about calamansi to my American boyfriend and the way you actually described it was how I explained it to him.. he's so intrigued by it now that he can't wait to try it when we go there for vacation as it will be his first time hahaha! Smiling here ☺ it is the best!!

[@charlesmatnao9955]

When you. Visit again philippines try to visit the cordillera region, specially baguio city benguet

[@iamsham9]

I love calamansi juice!

[@lizzzzl]

actually, cam recording or even photo taking is not allowed in certain premises to prevent surveillance possibly or commonly used by "terrorists" or people with ill intentions.they may disguise themselves as vloggers or casual visitors or tourists.the permit or approval to record is granted by the bldg admin/owners only after their supposed investigation or screening of the requestors' identity,purpose,and scope of activity.

[@toonying8327]

Go to camiguin island they have 7 vulcanoes there and they have sunken cemetery...

[@Dark_eVader]

Great Vlog. I have never visited Mall of Asia in the 8 years that I have been in the Philippines. Matter of fact, I barely travel out of my home. Regarding Muslims, their religion is mostly Islam. It doesn't make sense that the security was saying you cannot record a vlog but most people around use their cellphones to make videos all over. Regarding the image of Jesus shown in different colors, as I understood during the time I studied the Word when I was much younger, the Lord will appear to anyone anywhere in the world in their own color and speak their own language. If I remember correctly (correct me if I am mistaken because it has been years), during the rapture, Jesus will appear face to face with every living being in the world and speak at the same instant but each and everyone will see, hear and understand in their own language and color as well.

[@HeidiLynOVeran]

Your video just came across at my feed... I've enjoyed watching your video. Sorry if the guard interrupted you while your recording, he just doing his job, but I got your point about recording and asking for a permit. What's the used of a permit for safety purposes if only the video will expose anyway in public? Anyone can seen it and God knows what they'll gonna do about it. But thanks for choosing our country to be featured in your vlog. Philippines is also a third world country. But I must say we Filipinos should be grateful for what we have that other countries can't have or don't have. Welcome to the Philippines.❤🇵🇭

[@itsmeferny]

We also use the term “limóncito” for calamansi. We also cut an enpty gallon to serve as a tabo” or in Cebuano “kabô” is pretty common

[@khenmarcellana6816]

Wow,ngayon pa lng po,welcome to my hometown in Legazpi City Albay.😍

[@toonying8327]

Mayon vulcanoe is the most perfect cone vulcanoe in the world..

[@HateAndSufferLater]

Every country has unique things😂😂😂

[@eurotimexph5640]

Islam is the religion. Muslims are the people that practice the religion. I am a Christian btw and I have a lot of Muslim friends, some are my co-workers. Very good people. I'm glad you're having a good time in the Philippines. 🥳🤩

[@franciscoverra2307]

Kalamansi s a tagalog word, n bisaya it s called lemon..

[@Henrycastro18]

OMG I think ladies here in my country uses Modess or Whisper instead of those scary cups! 😅

[@DMotivationals]

Calamansi is hard to grow in colder places, but in Dominica I think you can. The only challenge would be to grow it from seeds. They have specific requirements for the soil, that Im not knowledgeable about, but in warmer areas they are easier to cultivate. The easiest way to cultivate the plant is to plant it as a small plant. Which is hard to do because there are international laws that prevent bringing certain plants that are coming from other countries, due to its harmful effects to the local environment of the country you bring the Clamansi to.

[@DMotivationals]

There are some Filipino families though in Hawaii, in California, and Florida, that were able to grow the Calmansi for personal use. There was a documentary in youtube about it that I was able to watch.

[@jonathanbigay1218]

That's why we call " Jeepney" thepambansang transportasyon.

[@klydepc]

DYK Metro Manila is composed of 32+ CBDs (central business district, eg. BGC) inside of 16 highly urbanized cities: the City of Manila, Caloocan, Las Piñas, Makati, Malabon, Mandaluyong, Marikina, Muntinlupa, Navotas, Parañaque, Pasay, Pasig, Quezon City, San Juan, Taguig, and Valenzuela, and one municipality: Pateros. (Manila City is the capital city of the Philippines and is just one of the cities in Metro Manila, which is often confuse by some foreigns)

[@laneburlazolov]

Yes absolutely kalamansi exclusively in the Philippines I don't see in other country I see in several country in south east Asia but the origin of seeds from the Philippines

[@denzjim]

Hi Sol and Luna, You can buy the "TABO" in the LA SIRENA supermercado. They are available there in "personal care" section for so many years already.

[@wisemanlucky630]

Thank you guys. I dont know also what that guard is trying to prevent!

[@jonathanbigay1218]

Sorry for the guard interrupted your vlog, it's his job following the orders from the management.

[@sigfred8777]

Good morning! Interesting stories that you have told us. What the guard told you makes sense, but it is useless at the same time because most of the time, if not all of the time, nobody tries to get permits. What's the use of permits when everyone has cellphones and just takes photos and videos everywhere. Anyway, enjoy and continue exploring the Philippines. Stay safe always.

[@nordenx]

Kalamansi is native to the Philippines. It is also called kalamunding (calamondin in English). It is commercially available in California and Hawaii because of the huge Filipino-American population in these two states. Kalamansi is grown in Florida too. It is also available in parts of Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan.

[@bellaclover1933]

in bisaya kalamansi , we called it lemonsito or lemon..

[@anavictoriaroderos2873]

We also have the lime here in the Philippines. It is called dayap in Tagalog or dalayap in Ilocano.

[@luisnavasero9516]

Kalamandarin is much bigger to kalamansi and very very sweet when fully riped had same taste of kalamansi im not sure these two has origin from CHINA mandarin the small like calamandarin from on market the same

[@prinzpoe]

In Visayas and Mindanao we also call kalamansi as "lemonsito".

[@LoneWolf-oi4yx]

Dayap is called biyasong in bisaya

[@Ulyssesm02]

You should see the Black Nazarene (El Nazareno Negro). It’s a life-sized black image of Jesus that was carved more than 400 years ago. It’s in Quiapo, Manila.

[@cath927]

Kalamansi is good and healthy

[@lazybear236]

Nice that you get to see and experience so much.

[@SolLunaTV]

Yes, thanks!

[@InfoLunix]

Yo tengo un neck fan mellas. Lo compré en Amazon hace meses ya.

[@klydepc]

5:50 for most typical homes cr, we use "tabo" instead of bidet

[@rjnegros]

Hola Sol y Luna! I have been following your channel for quite sometime now. I have been a follower since your channel was still called Minyeo Tv, I was fascinated with how interested you were with the culture and the Philippines in general. Imagine you were both only wishing to come to the Philippines, now you've been here for quite long now and I can see you're both enjoying your stay 😇. If I remember it correctly, this is the first time I have commented on your vlog but I hope you both notice this comment hehehe 😅😇. Hoping you still get to see and experience more of the Philippines in general. God bless! 😇🎉

[@SolLunaTV]

Thank you so much!

[@DeathAdder9558]

0:48 NO, we both the same developing countries.

[@alaindelon611]

Induction burner stove is actually safer especially if you live in condos compared to gas burner stove. Stove operated with gas is combustible & can cause extreme fire hazard & can also blow up.

[@rustumaparejado1822]

Hello Luna & Sol, if I remember it correctly the Sto. Nino de Cebu or Baby Jesus is originally from Spaniards and serves as Gift to Raha Humabon, or it could be possibly change the color to adopt the color the native people "Kayumanggi".

[@mrq8402]

The most revered religious icon in Manila is the Black Nazarene, which is a dark skin Jesus carrying a cross. You can see this at Quiapo Church and many believers believe it is miraculous.

[@amerjaphilflores7581]

Puedes usar Calamansi de mucha maneras para cocinar,adobar,hacer salsa especialmenta refresco limonada.

[@josephpanes6154]

in cebuano we call that lemon in tagalog calamasi, lahat natutuwa ako sa reaction nyu,

[@lorieshaw5632]

Yes!! But we also have here now in North America (CANADA)

[@cantonchannel2073]

amazing....

[@mel-rb4wz]

You should also visit camiguin island in mindanao.

[@7B8C9A]

Phippines love you guy's in the video, you guy's looking hot on fire. This is your breakout move❤❤uncle john

[@munchgo2834]

Freshness 😊👍👍

[@joeDelicious]

They ask you to get permit for taking videos so they at least have records of who are taking videos of the whole area because sometimes terrorists are doing this, surveying the whole area before they plan and execute their evil motives. But you’re also right that it is useless if they can take videos using phones as well.

[@ft_hknmtt]

When you get a permit, there is traceability and accountability.

[@travellingvloggerfan12]

To me it's just another one of those useless Filipino bureaucratic red tape to add to the job description of the security guards, and it's enforcement is random, without any uniformity or warning to the vloggers with a signage "NO VLOGGING ALLOWED FOR PUBLIC SECURITY". The permit is probably handwritten as opposed to digitalized which is more useful if really used for forensics.

[@VinSmoke-hc7po]

They're not even taking a video of the area but themselves talking.

[@criscasabuena8222]

Owwwsds. Really? I dont think so!

[@rdc1449]

Nemen!😂

[@amerjaphilflores7581]

Try to watch and Colaborate to Pinoy in Equatorial Guinea, a Filipino blogger and an OFW while working there he mingled with the locals and helps for some needy.

[@SolLunaTV]

we contacted them on FB for collab but we didn't get a reply back.

[@bellaclover1933]

in bisaya, we call it lemonsito or lemon.

[@George-ux6zz]

You 2 are very cute

[@danielito3766]

We ❤ you girls. Mabuhay!

[@adelb2065]

11:30 I’m not sure if ‘calamansi’ was originally from the Philippines, but for sure not exclusively. In the U.S. (mostly in the Los Angeles, CA area), there’s a common joke that when you see a ‘calamansi’ tree in the yard, it definitely belongs to a Filipino household. 😁😁😁

[@meanneperea8031]

New Aubscriber here .. I enjoy your being honest and funny

[@SolLunaTV]

Thanks!

[@danielito3766]

Mabuhay❤

[@user-in2wu1xc8j]

Try to go philippine arena gardens

[@fbkintanar]

Fun fact: in the Philippines there are over 40 malls larger than DR's Agora Mall and Sambil Mall. They are from at least 10 different metro areas.

[@SolLunaTV]

The first time we went to SM North EDSA we thought it was gonna be small like sambil maybe, and when we entered we felt so everwhelmed by how big it was and how many people there was. Fear of getting lost there suddenly invaded us. We still haven't walked the whole mall, the area of mall towers we still haven't walk through there.

[@RVboyjunior]

Hello Sol and Luna! Please make a video of the things in the Phils. that you want to bring to Dom. Rep. Thank you for today's video! This makes us Filipinos appreciate the ordinary things that we overlook because we are just so used to them. More power to your channel!

[@kierrodavid1755]

Well, initially the sto nino de cebu was fair skinned when magellan gave it to the queen of cebu in 1521 as a baptismal gift but when legaspi came to cebu in 1545 and had a fight with the natives, they burn their houses and afterwards found the image in one of the huts still intact despite being charred due to the fire. So that is the reason why the sto nino de cebu is colored black.

[@verisheri1979]

Ingat always mga ate

[@SolLunaTV]

salamat!

[@lizzymlcorpz]

It's ok. No prblem about that. For the security purposes.

[@fortunatot.faustinoii394]

Hi sol and Luna, nice to see you again back in Zamboanga city on October , to finally meet you up close and personal 😊😊❤️☺️👍

[@SolLunaTV]

We hope so too!

[@cheyenesoto]

❤❤Hi sol and Luna🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@joelarcayena7395]

I saw calamsi in Cambodia but they use it for decorations, they don't use it for any dish or anything connected in food...😎

[@SolLunaTV]

Interesting!

[@rafaelcervantes2897]

Thanks!

[@SolLunaTV]

Thank you so much 💕

[@riclo8806]

I think the black Sto. Nino.or baby Jesus represents the young Black Nazarene of Quiapo. It is believed that such color was the result of a fire happened in the Spanosh times. I think the wood itself is of Kamagong wood which is hard and has dark color.

[@karlbasallote6719]

Mayon Volcano is currently erupting so sad.

[@janemananquil2334]

Dominican beauties😊😊

[@nichskaikru4567]

We call it Kalamansi or Lemoncito in our place

[@tootsmichelena6343]

I was so surprised why you were stopped from blogging by the guard. Anyway, you should have said that it’s not live. You’re just recording and you’ll upload it later.

[@bladimerabo9570]

Hi Luna🥰

[@annonymous3229]

Hi Sol Luna You should bring the neck fan to your country and sell them. Make it as business I think it will be a great hit considering your country as humid as the Philippines just saying 😅😂

[@raquelstallings7397]

The religion of muslims is Islam.

[@louloutlowi6157]

❤❤❤