AMERICANS learn TAGALOG in BOROCAY!

[@nenemelanienacita7393]

Enjoy your vacation cousin

[@merinmarynicole5500]

It was our pleasure to serve you here in Banana bay sir! We'll see you soon!

[@JohnALabindao]

Waiting new upload bro

[@andreasgrun8486]

🔝

[@jennyperez5329]

Iloilo is a city of love

[@MayetteB]

Hoi silas wie gehts dir? Ich habe gesehen dein video von luzern.i hope you will come back to Zürich 😊

[@wahoowahoo2341]

Ilo ilo is a City of lots of Cebuanos🌸

[@jaspergonzales1196]

that place is PARADISE

[@dpld1797]

Iloilo is 4-5 hours away from Boracay, and since Christian like mangoes he may want to try mangoes from Guimaras Island which is 15 mins boatride from Iloilo City.

[@KVVgroup333]

They did!

[@minim6981]

Filipinos call them dialects but they're actually completely different languages. Tagalog and Hiligaynon (the language in Iloilo) are as different as English and German. In other words, they're related languages but not close enough to understand each other

[@envillain]

Go to Siargao, Silas. I never knew you have Filipino blood. I knew of you from your college situation and your Germany days.

[@InterestTrends0202]

is that your brother

[@jahnbl37]

iloilo is the city if of smiles 😎✌🏽

[@romheadliner994]

Can we do like 10+ minute videos please? :)

[@mYsTiCaLiEs]

Go to siargao next time

[@edninong4294]

In your vlog title it should be spelled as "BORACAY" not Borocay.

[@Gabriel-y2o]

Aklano, Ilonggo, and Tagalog are different languages, NOT dialects. It's a common mistake I always hear from Filipinos. In fact a dialect is American English or Jamaican Patois. Those are dialect of the English language.

[@JohnALabindao]

Boracay not Borocay bro

[@JohnALabindao]

Boracay not Borocay waiting video in puka beach boracay

[@josefotografo7555]

Filipinos speak over a hundred distinct languages (not dialects): Tagalog, Ilocano, Pangasinense, Kapampangan, Cebuano, Ilonggo, Waray, Bisaya, Maranao, among others. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_the_Philippines