5 hilarious signs that you are Filipino (You'll be SURPRISED)

[@nandog3589]

I like the way you approach all of this, you are appreciative of our culture while not trying to take over and claim it as your own. You are so welcome in the Filipino community because of this, we love seeing a respectful foreigner have genuine interest and love for our culture and people. I brought this up because when i read the title i was like ummm is he now gonna tell me as a Filipino what makes me a Filipino as an American?? But after watching it shows that you are careful not to step outside of what it means to be a foreigner in the Philippines, you can become one of the people but never forget your roots. We actually embrace those who have their own unique story and i can't speak for all but i know a lot of Filipinos wouldn't want you to change who you truly are deep down because you coming from your own country to live in and embrace ours is a special part of your story that we all appreciate. Much love

[@nandog3589]

After reading this back I don’t like the word foreigner but I meant to just say someone who wasn’t born into a Filipino family or born in the country. You aren’t a foreigner to us you are like family ❤️

[@blancagarchitorena2262]

#1 is so true. I have lived here in NY since the mid-80s but I still feel incomplete when there is no rice. As a Filipino, I feel like my normal diet has gone askew when a certain meal has no rice. 😂😂😂

[@sherxfiedz007]

Ideal sun time is 6-9am and 3-6pm because 10am to 3pm, the sun will affect the skin, because of uv rays.

[@deanhashim9792]

Indeed and agreed 👍🏽

[@AllenBurbank-z1c]

Lol UV rays always there when the sun is out they don't say it's 301 need go now

[@imeldaedwards3476]

You telling the facts 😆. I’m retired from the Navy and have not been home since I was 17. Hopefully, I will not feel so strange to be in my homeland this coming December. I’m so excited to finally get a chance to see my oldest sister and family.

[@eddiesmith1420]

😊Bro I liked this video, I have been living here for 11 years, X Aussie. I love the philippines, the people and culture, it is more fun in the Philippines diba. Unlike many other 'expat' Utube videos that put the Philippines down, most that have been here '5 minutes'🤣. One of the other things that amazes me continually is the language/culture differences from province to province here, even for the locals. Keep the POSITIVE Utube videos up about the Philippines bro.🤙

[@DInfXsMD]

First! Dude you're the man! I was born in the Philippines and I appreciate you love our culture. Your waistline is going to hate you for it though

[@deanhashim9792]

Thanks so much man and yea there's definitely alot of good foods out here..but can't eat too much 😋 🤣

[@gardeniagirl1374]

Thank you for this entertaining video. I was born in the US @ 100% Filipina.1) I don't eat rice too often anymore. I had it every day until I was 16-years-old, so now I'm tired of it. 2) I prefer not to be in the sun! It's too hot, causes accidents, sunburn, cancer, etc 3) My brother, uncles, and dad walked around w/ their shirts up and stomachs out 4) No sandals, nor house shoes EVER. Barefoot here! 5) Your gestures are spot on! This video is too funny.

[@sizzles555]

I just came back from the Philippines 🇵🇭 . My father in-Law and I took a selfie 🤳 with our belly's out. Sitting and covertsating in a hot house. Big up to you on your channel.🎉 First time watching. You're great 👍.

[@modernmaharlikajanlee9356]

i love love love your take on my Pinoy Culture. there’s so many unspoken habits that connects all Filipinos with each other aka unique gestures etc. thats how we show love and community. you forgot to say we invite others to eat - kaon na, kaon ta

[@modernmaharlikajanlee9356]

pointing to someone means youre talking about them

[@Sal112350]

This guy is right on the money. Rice everyday, payong rain/shine, nakahubad to stay cool, chinelas everyday, lips to show direction hahaha, tao po, lip sound to get attention.

[@Monggoyopsoly2]

tsinelas*

[@Pareng_Doc]

I'm gonna share this Dean! Hahaha 😂😂😂 Here in Miami I was with my other filipino friends, hanging out in the South Beach. Then, as filipino of course we speak in Tagalog diba?!! So what happened is I did the gesture of lip pointing to point to my friends where is the washroom located. 😅😅😊 A white girl and a black girl saw me and asked me "Hey dude, what's with that gesture? You want to kiss us Asian?" (Yes they called me "asian") I told them, "No! I'm just pointing the washroom to my friend over there. That is how we FILIPINOS point things." The girls went like "woow amazing" and they laughed and at the end of the day, We became friends!!! 😂😂😂😂😂 Of course I am a filipino and I am friendly. ❤❤❤

[@michaelbanawa]

These are all accurate Dean! Soooo funny! I loved it!😂❤

[@gg_Javier]

4:42 Your Gurl is right!! 🤪👍 6 to 9am = best time to catch Vitamin D direct from the sun. 🌝

[@Ligh_Ytub-f9q]

Yep... All Filipino mom's doing it exposing their babies to morning sunlight

[@RubyGonzales]

Pare, use white umbrella or silver with black out fabric (like the one used for blackout curtains) inside for 100% protection, if it's available there. The light color deflects the sun rays and cools you down, the blackout lining blocks the rest of the sunlight that can still pass your umbrella.

[@mimiblitberg]

😂😂😂 Dean, this is a great video and on point!! First one, rice is life! I definitely grew up in a family that thinks any food eaten without rice is just a snack! 😂😂. Second one, umbrella is definitely a life saver when that sun it’s blasting on you like a debt collector! 😂😂. Third one was too funny coz my uncles all did that when I was growing up!! Regarding tsinelas, even my American husband knows that word already. And last is the lip pointing! My husband always imitates me when I do that and he always gets a crack out of it! Thank you Dean, you are truly learning the true Filipino ways. ❤❤

[@lynsaito533]

Actually before we don’t usually use umbrella but then there is an issue about having skin cancer for over exposure in the sun most of the Filipino start using umbrella in summer

[@nestorlisondra]

Instead of knocking, Filipinos in Visayan or Mindanao Islands yelled "Ayo!". "Ayo" literally means "Good". Actually it is a short cut of "Maayo" or "Maayong adlaw" , which literally means "Good day!"

[@levyoliver5363]

Tao po? In the Tagalog means Any body home?

[@redlancerx]

@@levyoliver5363 let me add to this. "Tao po" means, I am a person, any historians correct me if I am wrong. I was told that It is said when approaching a home to inform the owner that you are indeed a human and not any other type of being.

[@levyoliver5363]

@@redlancerx Thank you for the information...😊

[@angiebunnell6046]

That’s funny… I just stumbled across this channel… and I realized that I remembered you from 90 days fiancé! Nice that you and Queeni still together. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@bradjeromeski9831]

We love eating pansit with rice. 🤤🤤🤤

[@deanhashim9792]

Haha good stuff ha 😊💯

[@SILTHESILLYDUDE]

Samee and i will throw a tantrum if theres no rice haha 😂

[@Marc-qj2fy]

Lami😋

[@Monggoyopsoly2]

@@Marc-qj2fyLomi?

[@noritacantal2801]

Were not angry but were afraid, due to skin cancer...besides it hurts....Spaghetti with rice is hilarious for MOST Pilipinos esplly. for TAGALOGS.❤❤❤

[@bryanmerberonio5245]

Maybe his gf wanted to order rice for the chicken and not for the spag....

[@neninocencio9325]

I am a Filipino, not all Filipinos eat spaghetti with rice.

[@jenniferdelapaz4004]

Hi Joe. I just tuned in and discovered you here in Northern VA. You’re a class act. I love how vivacious your podcast is. I can see you have taken on the hakuna matata Filipino attitude. Lived in the STL for a NY minute and 😮the racism there IS so 1950’s. I had a black boyfriend and I feel that he was more racist than anyone. It was constant either black or white… and I am like, “ What about me🤦🏻‍♀️?” The answer I got was I AM NOT COUNTED. My comeback to that was, oh well ( no worries), I still loved him. Keep on the vibe. I am already a FAN! I will seek you out to get an autograph and a “SELPEE” 😉. Loved how you put in the umbrella thing…it’s all over Asia. PLEASE ask any Filipino what ethnicity they are…it’s 💯❗️-- I AM ASIAN. So, when I was told that I kinda do not matter in STL and why we don’t go to protests… my answer was a true fact… BECAUSE we are BUSY WORKING AS DOCTORS AND NURSES, CAREGIVERS while ya’ll making noice. I believe in expressing oneself freely. However, make it substantive not just shout. Believe me, the Filipino culture is so kind and humanitarian.

[@rjalino5902]

Wazzup G!!!... I really love and always cracks me up the way you say DAAAMMNN, yours is 2nd to one of my fav american comedians Kevin Hart and now I'm also your big fan...I'm happy to know that you assimilated perfectly into our culture and traits. And thanks also for debunking and defending us Filipinos from some Western ignorant talking nonsense that knowing they didn't set their foot here in our motherland...THANK YOU SO MUCH AND MUCH RESPECT AND LOVE TO YOU KABABAYAN AND TO YOUR BEAUTIFUL FAMILY🤘👿🤘

[@Pareng_Doc]

Doctor here. A Filipino living in Miami. BALIKTAD tayo. You are an american who lives in my country, I'm a filipino living and working in your country. Hahaha. Anyways, The prevalent vitamin D thing about 6-9 am is a hoax. Vitamin D is endogenous in our body. The only thing we want are the amount of UV rays just enough to stimulate inactive vitamin D in our body (the 25-hydrocholecalciferol) to make it active form (1-25 dihydrocholecalciferol). Staying at 10am-3pm where the heat sun is at its peak will do more harm than good. It may cause your skin to dehydrate and of course your internal water in your body and your inactive vitamin D might deplete. Look at the people in the middle east where the sun is so hot, most of the people there lacks active Vitamin D, thus insufficiency in that vitamin which renders them to take vitamin D supplements. Because diet alone cannot supplement their inadequacy. That's all.

[@brut9999]

It's maayo (good). Short for "maayong buntag" or "maayong hapon". And short for maayo is "Ayo!" for some.

[@alwayssomewhere74]

Man, you're so freaking funny. i watch your video until the end, crackin' up from beginning to end.😅😅😅

[@captainnyan-nyan2005]

1:34 Eh.... Spaghetti on rice... Not my thing but people can like what they like 7:00 I would suggest both umbrella and cap with sunglasses. 7:54 we don't really care about the body thing. You're right on cooling thing. I personally dont have my belly out. Its just a personal thing 9:45 sandals are life. Personally for me. I go for Crocs. Always off-road mode. Sandals tend to break if they are worn out. Plus you don't stub your toe with Crocs. 12:12 also. Shorts. When you go out. You tend to just wear shorts 13:06 pointing is considered rude because people would think you are plotting something bad against someone. It's considered as a threatening gesture. You can still point at a location. But not a person. Unless they're very far away. 14:19 you just need to call the name out. One specific calling isnt really a thing. We just ask for the person. Calling out the name then asking if said individual is home or not. Each people do their own thing 15:19 the beckoning with one finger is also a threatening gesture. 16:32 the kissy lips depends on how loud the environment is. Sometimes it doesn't really work if it's very noisy. Only works when nearby or is quiet. 17:15 the hiss is a type of warning indication. Rather than yelling. Yelling still happens but that's usually second to the last. You may guess what the last one is.

[@jimc147]

Pointing out almost on all the topic. Good job. Love it

[@deanhashim9792]

Thanks so much for the Super thanks. And yep I agree, your giving some good tips here. We gotta tell people about the intense heat here and how to deal with it. I appreciate your insights here💯🙏🏽🇵🇭

[@deanhashim9792]

Thank you 😊

[@iteliano]

Hello Dean, I am fellow US Army veteran and retired from Federal Service. My wife and I enjoy your channel. I want to write to you outside of your vlog however I don't see an email address to do that. How best to reach you from here in the US to you?

[@deanhashim9792]

Hey man that's cool I appreciate ya'll watching. And the best way to reach out to me outside of here will be FB. I have the same name there Dean Hashim💯💪🏾

[@corazonabitan7578]

I like Dean bc he is a joyful Vlogger

[@Jun-yw7jw]

Great video! Love it! I’m a Fil-Am and all what you’re saying are true 👏👏

[@c.s.mcleod7383]

You are spot on with these comments. The men keep shirts up to prevent sweat stains also. Another Filipino thing is taking jeepney instead of walking 2 blocks.

[@videogallery2303]

It's my 1st time to watch your video and I like the vibes,you're funny😂 I'm a jolly person too

[@rcverdejo]

Hey man! Enhoyed this video. Everything is pn point. 🍻

[@sagittar3407]

Dean my late Grandma, Eats Spag with rice or Spag sandwich in two sliced bread or bun😅😅😅. Mostly Filipino if it salty or savory it should be paired with Rice. "Rice is Life,No Rice No Power!"😂😂😂

[@deanhashim9792]

Woow a Spag sandwich!? Now ya'll are really creative wit that one 🫨

[@EricCorbeza]

Yup, same with pancit... it's either paired with rice or, what usualy happens on birthdays and fiestas, paired with sliced bread.

[@michaelbusmente5288]

Pointing with your finger in something is okay, but pointing on someone is considered rude.

[@Memer709]

True

[@jimc147]

Yes because it like cursing someone if you point your finger in a person but its ok in place or object.

[@deanhashim9792]

Thanks for clarifying lol cause at first I thought it was for every situation ya know

[@deanhashim9792]

Noted ✅️

[@deanhashim9792]

Yep he's correct this comment

[@MarxAviano]

My filipina wife told me about the fear of dark skin is a class thing they grew up believing. Basically passed down from the Spanish occupation and them mostly being lighter skin. Try and find basic hand lotion that doesn't claim to be "whitening" or lighten skin. It's all related.

[@sweetheartvl12]

im not afraid if i get dark but the heat of the sun on your skin is very intense. its painful its like youre burning your skin is like thers fire everywhere. the heat wave can kill you

[@genejordan9983]

Just ran across your video. Too funny. You are right on. First time I saw the “come here jester”, I was ducking and looking for the ground. 😂 had to subscribe. I’m in southern Mindanao, provinces.

[@happyvaldez2605]

You are cool !!! Appreciate you loving the Filipino culture 👍🏻

[@mjs5663]

I enjoyed listening, what a joy to hear your observations, it’s just second nature to us Filipinos . . . I didn’t realize the gestures and other sound effects were just hilarious. . . residing here in USA and still doing them with my Filipino friends and family, restrained when I’m at my job, unless there are Filipinos there. Hahaha

[@michaelbeggs2013]

I am always amused when it is raining and I see Filipinos walking around with a washcloth on their head, as if it will keep them dry.

[@archiea1476]

2 schools of thought ..some cover their head because they think they will get sick if they get wet. Some strip off their clothes and play in the rain.

[@josephinemowat6765]

That’s true! I don’t like the sun either. During my college days, I chose night school. From 4 pm to 9 pm. Lip point, spot on. 😂😂😂

[@chrisballen7851]

Everything is on point, bro!

[@cinemaveritae]

Funny commentary! Enjoyed it.

[@TheShadowGamerYT]

you already know who it is its Dean Hashim the amazing guy who lives in phllipines congratulations your earned best an jokes award🔥

[@georgemorrison510]

Hi Dean, about the umbrella, it was invented originally to be used against the sun. Even in Spanish it is called "parasol", meaning "for the sun". Just a trivia. Peace out.

[@deanhashim9792]

Wow noted ✅️ we always appreciate learning more here on the channel! Good one!

[@alvinnicolas3894]

Yeah.. I heard about it. Then china.. take it also. To their traditional clothing and. Again.. claim again that they invented it long ago.. once again.. but the true is......... Is from Egyptian era

[@wrhytz]

Pointing = accusing gesture. Diba? Due to the mutitude of dialects, gestures are very common norm. Nope, involutary movements not included.😂😂😂

[@adelinesy1722]

I love your blog. Keep it up!

[@mecca7356]

Glad u told me umbrellas coming in October for 2 months to see if this a place I want to move too

[@Tom01973]

I really like this content Dean👍👍💯💯

[@henryorolaza]

You're right bro,we FILIPINO love ❤️ to eat rice,am living here in Italy 🇮🇹 and every time my wife cooked spaghetti i always looking for rice.

[@Wilmanson7]

I love your funny positive attitude and aura! Awesome video

[@leiraalcantara5072]

Yes your wife is right about the sun,,,its help also for babies or toddler too,yes the vitamin D,,,its help also for yellowish skin,,,,i know sunlight in the morning help produce cortisol,its natural energy booster

[@deanhashim9792]

Wow that's a great tip about the cortisol! Thanks for jumping in the comments with this💯🇵🇭💪🏾

[@ernielim7111]

Not only SPHAGETTI... LOVE TO EAT PANCIT CANTON WITH RICE!!! That's a real CARBO-CARBO MEAL!!!

[@natividadmatsumi]

to these i say,let's all change our mindset for health's sake...high carbohydrates diet is a no no,it would really make us very sick...with the high prices nowadays of rice,the more i wouldn't opt taking them...instead, i replace rice with boiled eggs(2~3 eggs a day)...expensive veggies with just plenty of malunggay ,(malunggay), are said to be the king of all green veggies because of all it's super nutrients,even those kamote tops,kangkong& the most and best of all are these red meats because they are our predicessors, (ancestors),original & only foods they have those thousand or even millions of years ago...they are said to be the most best suited foods for human beings...natural oils coming from meats & porks are natural oils unlike these vegetable ,corn or sunflower oils which are very bad for our body...according to some studies,olive oils & lard would be the 2nd best oils for human consumptions...sugary foods are no.1 worst for us if taken too much & eaten with lots of carbohydrates...best of health to all of my kababayans out there...me, i wouldn't want to make the hospitals and some of our doctors to be rich with my humble salary,that's all

[@rodrod9353]

AYO is a root word and is used as a shortened term for "Maayong adlaw" meaning Good Day. You can say maayong adlaw, maayong buntag or maayong hapon or maayong gabii to say good day, good morning, good afternoon or good evening if you want to use the longer form of the appropriate phrases.

[@cedricnash7735]

Dean Hashim Your content is excellent Thank you for all. The tips about Filipinos don't like sunlight. They don't point with their fingers. All the stuff that we need to kyou. Always give us gyms that we need to know and it will help us. When coming to the Philippines. That's what I love. I have total respect for the culture and so so much respect for everyone everywhere. I just want to make sure I do it right. My name is cedric i'm gonna biggest fanDean Hashim Your content is excellent Thank you for all. The tips about Filipinos don't like sunlight. They don't point with their fingers. All the stuff that we need to kyou. Always give us gyms that we need to know and it will help us. When coming to the Philippines. That's what I love. I have total respect for the culture and so so much respect for everyone everywhere. I just want to make sure I do it right. My name is cedric i'm gonna biggest fan

[@michaelmadridjr6493]

Thank you for saying slippers rather than flip flops. Flip flops is a bang on the toe for me and you're right with most you covered. Thank you, bravo, bro

[@ewoxgatekeeper3482]

Tao poooh! Yun ang pagtawag ng maraming beses.

[@TheNeurophysiology]

1. Because too much heat will dehydrate you. Because from 10AM to 2PM the sun will burn you. Let them live in the area where moat people live not in BGC or Makati. 2. "Ayo?" OR "Tao po!!" Meaning there is a person at the Door/gate. I think it is part of a province culture. 3. "Kissing gesture" We only do that also to our Dogs.

[@ebishrimpy9366]

Lol, a steak is incomplete and dissatisfying unless there's rice 😆 I appreciate how boldly you just go ahead and try to use whatever new thing you learn, I bet you make a lot of the locals warm up to you that way

[@karentaylor6595]

Dean you’re looking Amazing 👍🏽❤️

[@Noel-to9kf]

Filipino if summer drinks hot coffee

[@al-bashrisajili23]

it's just simply the heat of the sun is so intense here in the Phils. some people might experience heat stroke especially the old ones because of their health condition & for some might get skin cancer for too much sun exposure. so, it's a good practice to always stay hydrated & put on some lotion with UV protection when it's summertime. pertaining to food, rice is everything. some say we ate "Carbs on Carbs" just like the weird combination of spaghetti & rice.

[@jamesbaker9923]

Pointing something or direction by means of one's closed lips means it is still quite far. When ones points something by using a pointed finger means it is very near. It has nothing to do with insulting or offending someone. That is how folks in the provinces points direction or something.

[@Pareng_Doc]

1:35 YES THAT'S NORMAL. Spaghetti on top of rice hahaha i'm a filipino living in Miami. We are opposite hahaha I did that thing here in Miami. I ate pasta with rice, and the restaurant crews lokked at me and said "you're weird" hahahaha😂😂😂😂

[@gilannev9171]

We really do use umbrellas a lot in the summer because it is hot . ..,and yes , UV rays !

[@thing8014]

Malaki ang tyan😂😂😂

[@rommelterante683]

rice is life. that true for us Filipinos. Spaghettis on rice that's a common treat for us locals.

[@jamesmanzo9429]

I thought your CUBA GOODING JR.😀😀😀.. very nice..

[@rositagamboa9498]

Funny ka talaga Dean.

[@karentaylor6595]

Dean you’re looking Amazing 👍🏽❤️how’s your brother and Hazel doing😍❤️

[@tonihoward1250]

She’s right and that umbrella rain or shine after and I use umbrella here in US I live in Texas right now we top 100 + most of summer time even 110 degrees have a great day god bless 🙏🌹😊

[@marialuisaosullivan4528]

Our attires are suited for the weather. Not cultural but weather . Umbrellas; for the sun, chinelas is cool for the feet. Lips/ eyebrows are more intimate way of answering because. You don’t need a sound, you look at their face and see facial expressions

[@milagroslee5740]

It's really true, nowadays the sun is too hot even if it's only 9am. We filipinos are beauty conscious, we take care of our skin. My co workers here in US could not believe that I am 56 because I don't have wrinkles at all

[@WesleyGarland]

Never seen my wife mix rice with spaghetti. That’s a new one to me. Love the show!

[@markc839]

Pansit + Rice , u gotta try that too my bro😃

[@alanschaible760]

According to my wife that is a Filipina. She carries the umbrella to shield herself from the Sun because she don't want to get too dark. And also she don't want to get freckles. We have moved back to the States and she still carries an umbrella here or uses her purse to block the sun from her face.

[@nickbanayos4681]

You make smile. Everything you say is true😅

[@elysacayanan403]

We use umbrella starting at 9am because the heat is already intense. We're in the tropics, you know.

[@pastense]

I was in the Philippines in 90+ degree weather and I was pretty comfortable. I even wore a hoodie around the BGC in that weather a few times. I live in California, and our dry heat summers, even at just 80 degrees, the sun HURTS! The humidity in the Philippines helps a lot. And I’ll never wear tsinelas lol. I’m Filipino, but if anything I’ll stick to slip on slippers or stick to my sneaks

[@chengrichard9125]

Hi. Didn't read the rest of the comments. But my understanding is: Anything that has lasa is ulam - that may very well include patis, toyo, asin,atbp. Noodles are, of course, very nuch ulam. Ergo, spaghetti is ulam.

[@UlyssesEsto]

like u the sun can't make u burn because u r already burn bro 😁🤩 nyaaaaah bwuaaaaah 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@marcelojr.macalele8306]

Pointing fingers it depends on situation , sumtyms you see it when two people arguing or confront each other its an aggressive sign but you can point a person especially when someone looking for that person and you see it and you can point him her , there he is

[@renedoloso4760]

You really explain will our culture i like the way you tell its so very nice GODBLESS

[@MochiIcecream-pe2qw]

Yes medically 6:AM to 9:AM is the best. Over 8:AM can cause skin cancer and wrinkle the skin. Thanks for a lot of informations and I am learning

[@MilRan-PhilAm]

Gotta give you a 100% hell yeah on this one 😁

[@melodiapahati4132]

raising eyebrows between two Filipinos in a distant means greetings or saying hi or hello rather than shouting each other.

[@YTBEN1045]

That belly thing exposure is so true! Hahaha

[@cecilwampler8733]

Dean, didn't know you came from Virginia. Bristol guy here. Great videos.

[@masis2001]

Temperature in the Philippines is already hot and if you expose yourself to direct sunlight is like frying ourselves in our own fat or baking yourselves in the sun. We don’t need to tan because we already have naturally tanned skin. So using umbrella is preventing ourselves from being cooked and burnt

[@gaylordrebutar1593]

Long time I haven't seen ur video

[@twingamerzRGB]

Were using "Tao po" when knocking to door or gate, to know that we are human and not creatures 😂😂😂

[@jamesbaker9923]

Ayo is is shortened word for saying MAAYO, which means "good" . Maayong buntag, (good morning), Maayong hapon( good afternoon), maayong gabii( good evening) are the proper greetings for going into someone's house or private property.

[@bryanmerberonio5245]

Usually, Filipinos call out 'TAO PO' outside other ppl's houses..

[@KitinsKitchenvlog]

❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉I salute you my friend🎉, nice sharing😊.

[@rommelterante683]

It seem your babe Quinee is Visayan like me. Ayo or Maayo is a normal greetings when you meet someone or arriving at someone's home. In Tagalog areas "Ayo" is Tao po or Magandang Araw, hapon or Gabi" is the normal greetings. Thank for your insights. God bless you bro.

[@maryannagibson5838]

😂😂😂! so true Dean!

[@RogueMI6]

Umbrella in Spanish is Parasol, which means for the sun 🌞

[@leondukes9691]

I had to learn Saying Ga = my love or my dear Gaga means out of his mind/crazy I said ga Gaga Didn’t go well lol

[@iammmerce]

For me, I can go out of the sun even though it's kind of hot as long as I'm hydrated without using umbrella.

[@richardtaylor9802]

Hey man. My first time seeing one of ur videos. Great stuff. Question? Do you get stomach aches much and what do you do to minimize getting them? Boiling all drinking water? Avoid certain foods? Just curious..I'll be leaving Cali early next year for Davao. Love the food, love the markets but some expats get sick every fee months.

[@bingreyesful1]

She is correct ❤

[@Philippine_Top10]

Rice is life! That is sooooo true!! And the rest too.

[@cherrysakura2760]

😂 Totoo, belly out, kc sobra init pag summer .haha d nguso pointing , Yes! The toes too , to on ur floor fan

[@edwindelfin6793]

How to tell a filipino house... If you see a sign that says "ice for sale" or pasa load, or gcash here. When you see a selecta ice cream bucket as a dog food pan.if you see a timba at tabo in the bath room. If you see a selecta ice cream bucket in the freezer with fish in it. If you see alot of jollibee kiddie meal toys on display usually together with the prayer altar. If you see a gumbling cats or dogs or playing pool rug or frame on the wall. If you see a last supper frame in the dinning room.if you see a giant wooden spoon and fork on the wall

[@AredTongol]

When youre at their gate and want their attention in luzon we say Tao po in a medium loud sound instead of ayot which usually heard in part of vizayas