Birthdays in Korea and Philippines

[@iamnopsycho]

I’m Filipino and I actually hate that the birthday celebrant is the one who treats everyone. I’m glad that me and my friends don’t really practice this. If someone does treat the group (birthday or not), it’s voluntary.

[@ronniejay296]

celabrating birthday in our culture as i understand is a celebration of thanksgiving for adding another year to our life, so we treat people to share our happiness , happy for giving us another year to live.

[@muffins1653]

hmn...I get what you mean. Especially if you get forced into it. Better get new friends but as you said, you and your friends dont practice such a thing. So basically, madaming nakapaligid sayo na hindi voluntary yong paglilibre sa bday? Aside from your friends. Saklap.

[@muffins1653]

@@ronniejay296 oh true. though I rarely celebrate my birthdays (maybe its an effect of getting older or maybe the bills lol or both) after my dad died. I've never remembered taking out my own money in treating my friends during my birthdays. But I do it willingly for my family hehehe since they are the ones with me through thick and thin. Manlilibre naman ako sa mga friends ko once in a blue moon but birthdays? Nah. Also, I only have few friends. The older you get, the more you sift through them and keep ones who keeps your sanity intact and more towards God.

[@alvindbuilders5803]

Dpat nga ganun sana, dhil birthday mo dpat mga kmag anak o kaibigan mg bigay kaso baliktad sa pinas 😂😂😂

[@jay-ar5925]

Nah. U all guys are wrong… we Filos bday celebrant are the ones paying for anything, it’s bcoz we give thanks the Lord for another year.

[@rogerx9298]

Pinas has the most freeloading "tradition" on birthdays. We sort of pass along the misfortune of treating the entire barkada because we fell victim to it last year. Basically this year we get revenge on everyone we treated last year.

[@josephzabala6957]

In my opinion, I would be careful in throwing around words or conclusions without a nuanced understanding and analysis of the matter or the culture itself. I agree there might be unequal relationships to this kind of practice but, still, it varies. Gifting relations in SEAsia, particularly in Philippine culture and society is much more complex, which I think should be noted when poblematizing such topic.

[@BonifacioMarioJrPena]

​@@josephzabala6957 if the person is of the culture he's criticizing, it matters little if he/she's talking about his own personal experience and is generalizing. His opinion is valid by default by virtue of being of the culture.... Regardless of how much we might disagree with him. Otherwise we end up giving too much importance to "experts" vs actual lived experience.

[@sofia_calista]

i never felt the need or pressure to treat my friends on my birthday. u just need to find better friends.

[@locksmith3208]

@@BonifacioMarioJrPena I get where the concern of @Joseph Zabala is coming from. I mean, how did the main commentor come up that Filipinos have the most 'free loading birthday tradition' in the world? Are there established studies to support it? Did he himself do a cross-cultural analysis or comparative studies of each birthday traditions in every culture worldwide? It might be true to his lived experience but it doesn’t mean its true for everyone. Using "most" is like declaring something as final and without enough support of the claim is merely essensialising a group of people, which is harmful. For a long time, colonizers have pushed this idea that we are a nation of uncivilized, backwards and savages that's why we have to be careful in concluding something about ourselves. It might be used against us. Indeed, scientific method or any rigorous academic processes are not absolute but historically it has been deemed fruitful in proving theories and ideas.

[@CLSdelaC]

Personally, I wouldn't call it free loading as the dynamics can vary depending on the relationship you have with people and how reciprocal this practice might be. For instance, in other countries wherein the cultural norms is that the celebrant is usually suprised by family and friends with celebratory arrangements, or organize the party with the celebrant and all participants together, then once that family/friend turn comes you do that very same thing for them; hence, even in the cultural norm of celebrants treating out their friends and family, you likely would expect them to reciprocate it once their own birthday comes up. P.S. I'm baffled as to why this comment using the description "freeloading" (not picking a fight, just observing it generally has a negative connotation) doesn't have people picking a fight like they do in my neutral comment stating an observation (which can be statistically verified in fact) above.

[@kyung_soo]

One reason why Filipinos like throwing birthday parties is that, it is our one way of showing our pasasalamat to other people for their love, support, company and guidance that they've been poured to us throughout the year 💛

[@pilopolo5957]

Sa korea masaya sila para sayo kaya yung mga relative and friends ang nagpapakain. Sa pilipinas naman, utang na loob mo pa na maging masaya sila para sayo kaya yung celebrant ang magpapakain. Anyway, mas tipid naman yun kesa every time na may kakilala kang may bday ay ikaw ang maghahanda.

[@lounaz1466]

hindi naman lahat ganyan sa Pinas, may nagreregalo din ng pagkain, beers at pwedi rin mga kaibigan mo maghahanda ng surprise party sayo. 🥳

[@heishijima1764]

@K Ü Ł Ø T oo nga yung iba pa nga mas excited sa birthday mo haha

[@inflam3]

Tangina ngang tradition yan e no? Ikaw na may birthday ikaw pa gagastos HAHAHAHA

[@quenchtv5436]

Mas gusto ko pa rin na napapasaya ko ibang tao lalo na friends and family pag nanlibre alam m na masaya sila 🤣 bihira lng magbigay ng regalo pwera nlng kng maalala ka nila

[@sprikitik9719]

​@@lounaz1466 bihira Yan. Meron nga babati sayo tapos gustong pumunta tapos sasabihin mo Wala Kang handa dadaanin mo Nalang sa biro na Plato at kutsara Ang kakainin nya, Hinde na pupunta while kung true friend ka dapat magdala ka nalang d naman laging may Pera ka.

[@devstar3429]

hindi naman lahat, pero karamihan nga ganun..but it works both ways. if you have a circle of friends that you treat during your birthdays, that means they can be expected to treat you on their birthdays as well. if you have 5 friends and you treat them once a year during your birthdays, then you're in for 5 birthday treats a year, di ka lugi. But i just want to say that you're not obligated to treat anyone. mostly people will say "manlibre ka naman jan!" or "pa burger ka naman!" usually as a joke, kasi yun nga ang nakasanayan, and it's up to you if you take it seriously ☺️

[@marinefrod7685]

Exactly

[@zangdc7904]

true parang joke lang yun swerte nlng kung seryosihin mo hehe

[@hirayamanawari3583]

kami nga ambagan yung may birthday malaki yung porsyento not too much but enough kung anoyung nakayanan

[@larrylachica9407]

Love the way you greet in the beginning...

[@marou510]

Nature tlaga ng krmihan ng pinoys ganun nagpapalibre pag birthday bcoz partly we believe that it is a time to celebrate and reason to share your blessings. If you're a true friend you won't force your friend to treat just bcoz it's your bday. It still depends on the current situation and the kind of friends you have. In fairness to other Pinoys, they do have a tendency to want to be treated but they also know how to give gifts to the bday celebrator. Sensitivity is the key 🗝️🔑

[@jubileenharochocrebadeo7373]

I think the reason is, you show ur gratefulness for another year of life by treating ur loveones as the ones who're really wishing you great wishes and guiding u all throughout ur journey. I don't see any other reason beside. And honestly it kinda feels great to see that making ur friends or loveones HAPPY by ur presence and present 😊 and that true feeling is unpriced. That'll be ur present for urself, that Joy. 😊 Giving is better than receiving 💕 that is what Filipino I think is thinking

[@vonalysongreg2780]

you're totally right this is also an intriguing question in my head since childhood

[@bizzylyana2737]

Pilipina din ako a kaya ang mga pilipino nag treat sa barkada kasi masaya sya na nadagdagan na naman ng isang taon ang buhay nya at nagpapasalamat sya sa dyos na buhay pa sya kaya nga nagsisimba at nag hahanda kapag birthday, minsan nga kahit walang handa basta makapag simba yun lang po salamat ms Korea.

[@DannahSB]

Sanaol. When relatives ask me what I'm gonna serve them on my birthday, I ask them back how much they are chipping in

[@jaylu7971]

Yes sending food is part of giving gifts to you! At least you are excited to celebrate with friends and family.

[@iflipover]

Sa office setting ko lang to napansin. Sa mga friends and family ko, yes, it's your special day so sila nanlilibre or organize a dinner or surprise party.

[@leah0910]

May Bago na akong aabangan😅Ang galing Ng batang ito knowing na she's a pure korean❤luv it😍

[@rhodacase]

In Australia, if we go out say in a restaurant, we pay for the one who is having a birthday. Or if we just do it at home to celebrate a birthday, we invite friends & relatives- they normally ask what do you want us to bring ( food). In that way, it will not be too much preparation on the part of the birthday Celebrant . Yun lang

[@sprikitik9719]

I prefer this.

[@sprikitik9719]

I also went to Australia for a vacation. Though they didn't ask me to contribute to the birthday food or father's day celeb. I bought cakes for them since they invited me to stay in their house & they're my childhood/family friends here. Plus I really wanted to give them cakes for anniversary/father's day,bday, flowers, that's how I feel, at least if u can get them something for their bday even if it's not expensive it feels good to give as long as u're sincere & they never asked me to buy something or give something. Different story in the Philippines, in the Philippines is they pressure u to treat everybody & some would complain on how cheap it is or will say, that's it? Or they wont go anymore because u don't have food ready for them. Although I have a few friends who will come regardless if u have food prepared or not, still buys u food since they know u aren't financially doing good, but they are like very rare. So stick to these people coz u know they will be there for u, when u are at rock bottom. In a way, this help u see who's real and who's not.

[@filipinomoo2206]

here, if its your birthday and eat at yhe restaurant, its free

[@sprikitik9719]

@@filipinomoo2206 where?

[@filipinomoo2206]

@@sprikitik9719 kirkland washington state

[@napoleongutierrez15]

🎉🎉🎉wow that’s one good thing about ikaw ang ililibre nila or in other words treat nila ayos , ang sarap palang mag celebrate ng b-day diyan sa Korea.

[@supermaldita2471]

Masaya kasi ung ikaw may birthday nagpapakain. Hindi mahalaga ung gastos, ung mahalaga ung memories with family and friend. Ung "joy" ang pinakamahalaga da araw na un.

[@zangdc7904]

true tska d naman everyday ka gagastos, tska once a year ako mas gusto ko ako yung gagastos. tska wag seryosihin yung blowout naman pa cheese burger ka naman minsan joke lang yan yan ang way natin ng pag bati 😅

[@supermaldita2471]

@@zangdc7904 kaya masaya sa Pinas kasi kahit walang pera ung my bday gumagawa rin ng paraan mga kaibigan. Simpleng gin lang at mani masaya na. May korean friend din ako mas gusto nia dito sa Pinas mag bday.

[@zangdc7904]

@@supermaldita2471 kasi dito sa Taiwan tamang maliit lang na cake okay na sila, pero kunh ako mas gusto ko yung way natin mag celebrate ng birthday hindi naman need ng bongga basta may lumpiang Shanghai at pancit okay na 😁

[@supermaldita2471]

@@zangdc7904 may tanong pala ko, anu araw ang sahuran dyan sa Taiwan?haha

[@cardo877]

That's probably the best thing I love about the korean culture. It really makes sense if you think about it. Birthday mo ee, special day mo. So dpat ikw ang pina-pasaya hindi ung ikaw and nagpa-pasaya

[@thebradelonge5758]

The best birthday celebration is when celebrated with immediate family members. A cake, birthday song, simple food for dinner, & pictures for memories.

[@sparyk612]

Actually, it should be that way... ganon naman tlga, kapag ikaw may bday ikaw ang iti-treat, sa new generation lng naman nabago... hehe

[@VanVeniVidiVici]

Yes. Sa Pilipinas lang yung ganun. I don't do it. If no one is going to give me a treat, that's fine.

[@astromon11]

Advance Happy Birthday, stay maganda at pusong Pinay .

[@mparill]

In Malaysia we go out for dinner but it's pay your own bill or divide it equally. It's the time we spent for the birthday person that matters. Yun lang!

[@ChowKing-cr1do]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY PO MAM❤❤❤

[@terrillwolf2552]

I love your video shorts; mixing three languages is impressive, and you are so cute while doing it. I hope you have a happy birthday no matter how you choose to celebrate.

[@Nowseemypoint]

Wow gusto ko ang culture ng Korea about a person's birthday 😀

[@jlovesgreen]

Maybe Im kinda lucky coz I have this group of friends who surprise and treats me on my birthdays and on the other hand I also have other friends who are greeting me in advance just to let me remind myself that I need to treat them on my birthday! Lol!

[@ofiepidel2067]

Happy birthday pretty girl! I enjoy watching your vlog . Ang fluent mo sa Tagalog at English at siguro Korean din.

[@KDomination]

I thought she was purely Korean who's really fluent in English then she spoke Tagalog and I'm like WHAAAAÀAT??? Mind blown 🤯

[@markmartinez3901]

Dalawang klasi yan. May mag lilibri sayo kung walakang Pera or Ikaw mag lilibri kung mapera ka at kung dika kuripot 🍻. Yun lang chingu🥳.

[@xianscion4271]

New subscriber here. Your videos are making me stressed free and made my day. You have lots of knowledge of Filipino culture and your country's as well and for that I have much learned from you. Well what can I say is... *Keep it up* 😉

[@reneisaganiacebedo4743]

Same in the Philippines... Depends of your circle of friends, some treat you and some wanted you to treat them.. hahaha

[@mikemarkong]

this is the reason why I do not celebrate my birthdays here in PH.

[@angelanoelle8111]

Advanced happy birthday! I’m binging your shorts kasi ang cute niyo po 🥺🫶

[@jhayrjy8277]

Ang good side sa birthday in korea yung may bi-day swerte kasi malilibre ang downside lang nun is kapag yung kaibigan mo naman nag bi-day gagastos karin kasi gumastos sila sa bi-day mo which is give and take sa pinas yung may bi-day ang gagastos para sa kaibigan o kaanak ang downside nun ubos ipon mo hahaha .

[@susanboniel474]

Yan ang mganda pala sa Korea, yes dapat yung may birthday ang iblow out🥰

[@JM-is4dz]

This is so true! I didn’t realize it was weird as well until I started living abroad. In Pinas, everything must come down to “libre” and “pera-pera.” Like for example, yung ninong at ninong. Sa US, isang ninong at ninang lang para pair ( godparents) kasi nga they’re like the second parent of the kid. Sa Pinas naman, paramihan. And to be honest, ang napansin ko lang, ang basis nalang sa mga ninong at ninong ay para maraming agináldo sa pasko. 😂

[@sprikitik9719]

Yes some of our traits are toxic pag Wala Kang Pera, may kumukuha sakin ninang sa kasal, Yung best friend ng bro ko Yung kumukuha, d pa sakin nakarating Yung Tanong, sagot ng toxic bro ko sa kanya. Wala naman daw akong pera. Yun Ang meaning ng Ninang, ninong dito required na magbigay ka ng Pera kundi d ka pwede ninong or ninang, karamihan d alam ang essense nun, 2nd mother ka. Buti na lang, d na ako naging ninang sa kasal hahahaha. Kasi kapag need nila ng Pera at d ko na mabigyan in d future dahil Wala din Ako budget magagalit sakin. Ninang ninongs are investment that u grow thru the years.

[@Zianne28]

True prang kapatid ko 50 ninang 50 rin ang ninong na kinuha sa anak nya.. Natatawa nlang ako.😂 Taz nung di nakapag bigay ng pamasko sa anak nya.. Masama ang loob.. Sa dami daw ninang at ninong ng anak nya lima lang daw nakaalala.😂

[@sprikitik9719]

Namuhunan daw Kasi sya hahaha. Business daw to eh.

[@pebble8978]

True! Laging about sa pera nalang talaga. Yung di man lang nga kayo naguusap/close/friends nung parents pero kukunin ka na ninong/ninang. Tapos bawal daw tumanggi dahil masamang tumanggi. And yung may ineexpect na amount sa aginaldo 🤦 lol

[@shenic5131]

Bakit sa korea, gift ang language of love nila...bakit okay lang? Bakit pagdating sa Language of love ng Pinas, toxic agad? Ganyan kataas tingin nyo sa koreans at mababa tingin nyo sa sariling lahi? Parang napanood ko na to...yung Hneral Luna.

[@aprilsayco372]

dapat naman talaga ganon..sila dapat mag treat sayo kasi nga birthday mo💖😘

[@Void-e1q]

grabe naisip ko din yun noon bday ko tapos ako pa gagastos kaya hindi ako mahilig mag celebrate eh im keeping it secret kasi mga buraot ibang tao sa Pinas pero may mga iba naman na ikaw tlag yung ililibre😆👍

[@lisacsarmiento5627]

Advance Happy Birthday ☺️. God bless you always, from the Philippines.

[@WijaVT]

for my aussie in-laws, they usually just get a cake and give us birthday cards and write really nice words in them. i liked that, doesn't waste too much money either plus i like the cake they usually get me coz it's just a simple choco sponge cake. i think i don't miss the 'treat the family/friends' way we had in the philippines lol i remember when i turned 5, my sperm-donor's side of the family had a feast and invited like the whole village...i did not enjoy that at all lol

[@juris1838]

Wow gusto ko yan. Sila ang gagastos wow

[@aldrinjaballa2129]

생일 축하합니다 주원이..! 몸 조심하세요.🫰🏻❤️

[@jessieroperos9743]

So cute... happiest birthday in advance 🎂🎉🎂🎉🎂🎉

[@skzlkin]

This is why I don't like to go out on my birthday unless I'll be with my immediate family members. I hate it when co-workers low-key force you to treat them on your birthday. It's a waste of money 😑

[@claraglobo2407]

nakakatuwa ka. pinay na pinay.. ingat ka lagi. God bless.

[@kennethbryanbancud2215]

It’s my birthday today and I saw this vid. 😂😂 Everything she is true. There’s always that pressure for the birthday celebrant to treat others.

[@lekobida3851]

Ganon nga sana, to show that ur happy ur friend was born, hindi yung hapoy ka para saknila kaya ililibre mo sila... pinanganak tlga ko sa maling bansa hahaha. Happy birthday!!

[@CLSdelaC]

I think it's only in PH wherein I've seen the expectation of being treated out by the birthday celebrant.

[@sprikitik9719]

Yes which sometimes is not good, specially some who will only go to ur house because u have birthday food, but will never go because it's ur birthday and they can bring food instead specially when u don't feel like cooking or buying food or maybe if u have no budget for it. I'd prefer Korean style of bday coz u don't have to hide if u don't have money coz they will treat u.

[@multatuli1]

In Indonesia too 💀

[@multatuli1]

I don't want to treat anyone 🤣🤦🏻‍♂️

[@_trisha_x]

I heard that they do the same in Uganda

[@Spy-hp8ki]

Sad. Yes. ONLY in the Philippines.

[@Lupa736]

Then HAPPY BIRTHDAY..you may have more BIRTHDAY to come. God bless you.

[@luisabion8830]

Ang cute na bata. Sana mag artista ka din in korea or in the Philippines ill support you...

[@daniloquintero9955]

Happy Blessed Birthday… more sangyosap.. hehehe❤🎉🎂..🙏..

[@rairaigo]

Shock din ako nyan pagdating ko sa Metro Manila, I'm from Mindanao then moved to Visayas.. gurllll lumaki akong pag birthday mo ikaw talaga ang nililibre.. sinusurprise.. yan ay pag malaki kna.. pag bata pa parents mo nagpapakain sa school, ganun sa lugar namen. Pagdating ko sa makati shocking lge sila nag gaganyan pag may magbbirthday 'pa pizza ka nmn'... bat ganun😅 samen ikaw tinitreat eh birthday mo eh😅

[@williamlinestv1300]

Cute niyo po talaga,😍 koreana ang galing magtatagalog 🥰🥰🥰

[@emwhaibee]

Basically in the Philippines people in your social circle leeches off you on your special day.

[@lyricsking754]

Kaya nga sa kanta ang sabi “sayo ang pulutan, sayo ang inuman.”

[@paulbandong8162]

While you do the same on your friends bday. Lol, mas mukang mas makakatipid pa yung sa Pinas kaysa sa ibang bansa kung ganun haha. Kada bday mo manlilibre ka vs lilibre mo bawat tropa mong mag bday 😂

[@sprikitik9719]

I think mostly potluck sa kanila pupunta sa house mo, may Dala na food iba iba bawat Isa or nagchichip in naman kapag treat sa labas. Sa office ko sa isang work ko, nagchichip in kami para buy na Amber, Lechon Manok, Soft drinks, Pizza, Wala ng nagpapacake hahaha Basta ganun din pag ikaw may bday rotation lang.

[@Fhfdgh890]

Same goes for Indians 😂

[@Zhaleon0818]

haha just love your "Anyeong!". .

[@goraebit]

In my experience, if you're the younger one in the group, the others treat you. But if you're hanging out with friends, you treat them. Or if they know you're a bit struggling , then they chip in to treat you.

[@jessacebron2949]

Galing mo Ate...your so great...

[@randomrandom3128]

I wish I had your eyes- they’re so beautiful you look like a doll 💓 What lenses do you use?

[@teddyamor3712]

Lovely mmmuuaahhh..

[@akoment2375]

juwonee you are cute. if you joined in reality shows like pbb or any shows in the philippines, u might get famous, cos u have good charisma and cute like sandara and also way far good better tagalog accent than dara 👍☺️

[@cobaltbluemaru]

no, she's doing fine already in Korea.

[@julieabot4154]

Because it's better to give than to recieve :) but nakasanayan na kasi yan. Beside, you are free to give the birthday celebrant a gift. Please do so, bilang kapalit ng pamboblowout sa iyo. It will be appreciated talaga. :) Ang sarap kayang makatanggap ng regalo.... ^^ Love is the key.

[@sprikitik9719]

Okay naman Yan kapag may budget ka pero pagwala ka ng budget Dyan mo na makikita Ang totoong friends mo. Happened to me hehe. Bongga Ako magpabday as in super once sa schoolmates ko, Nung bday ko ulit Wala Ako handa Wala na pumunta haha. Pero keribels lang Yung super close friend ko naman lately nagpunta & bought some food for me.

[@julieabot4154]

Un nga eh don mo makikita kung sino yung totoo kapag alam nilang wala ka@@sprikitik9719

[@sprikitik9719]

@@julieabot4154 💯 exactly talaga, masusukat mo talaga friends mo pag asa baba ka.

[@LEMUELVENERACION]

Sarap mag-birthday sa Korea!

[@onyoknoarin282]

Advance happy birthday 😁 🎂🎈🎉🎉🎉🎊🎊kakatuwa nman cute nya mag vlog 😁

[@eurrrhea]

Hoyyyy na shock ako galing mo magtagalog daeee

[@rodelov]

happy birthday juwonee 🎂🎉🎉🎉. pa samyupsal ka naman 😘🥰

[@ireneoronquillo4660]

Happy birthday ang husay mong mag tagalog I’m proud of you .

[@fernandopalmares784]

Happy Birthday Ms. Beautiful🎂

[@daisysejera4253]

It's a blessing to treat you because it's your birthday as a gift. the way Filipino treat everyone for being a blessed year like thanks giving but if you have nothing you can just budget it and it will understand from simple food could share and bonus if your circle of friends gifted you back in your day.

[@anitahernandez2777]

Galing mo grabe.. yung accent mo perfect pinay

[@nathanielfloress7029]

Hello Happy Birthday Sayo Cutie Pie Godbless Ingat Palagi Ha Bye

[@AndyDelapaz-o7z]

Beautifull corean nice

[@ayeishagee7249]

At iyan ang never ko na-experience. Haha. Kasi nga expected na celebrant ang gagastos. Advance happy birthday. 💛

[@JimerAbner]

Wow so cute naman

[@silverdrew6104]

Mahilig kasi sa palibre mga Pilipino. Kaya lahat ng okasyon, Oh libre ka naman. Na promote ka, Nag graduate ka, nNag birthday ka, oh pakain or manlibre ka naman.

[@adlib1017]

ang aking cute na Crush...kaganda ga nare..😍😍😍

[@danieljannorequintotuyay5576]

so cute nmn ni lodi...ingat ka po palageh....😍😊

[@rosenavalencia6895]

Dapat talaga ung may bday dapat ang nililibre as a gift..I like culture in Korea about bdays ❤

[@eddiscaya1541]

Happy birthday Ms. Beautiful! You are really nice.

[@RaserAlfante]

Happy Birthday Pure heart.

[@marjoriemarinay2263]

ang galing m nman managalog ang cute m pa😊

[@michaelalias3349]

sobrang cuuuuuutee!!

[@CFH1962]

Hilig talaga sa libre Pinoy....

[@zacariassentoy8907]

Galing u mag greet, energetic

[@romeodeguzman9041]

Ganda naman nyan!!!!

[@boyetmakulit8841]

Nice hearing you speak 3 languages. Preparing birthday party at home, you invited everyone to come over to celebrate with you. Since you did not invited them home...celebrating outside home...you treat them out.

[@greengreener6181]

MAs gusto ko ung Birthday sa Korea! Un talaga ang dapat!

[@pauldextercruz4439]

Sana all....

[@itsmarie88]

Daebak! ang galing ng diction ni Ate parang purong Pilipino ung nagsasalita.

[@AnonymousOne21]

Hindi nmn lahat pero madalas din yung may birthday and nililibre kahit sa bahay man o kompanya ska mga pilipino palabiro bibiruin ka ng palibre pag birthday pero hindi yun seryoso and syempre mga pilipino mahiyain kaya tinototoo pero kung wala ok lng din ang mahalaga saamin yung maalala or ma greet ka lng ok na 😅

[@ayvidyan]

Sana all 😂 dto pag bday mo mgahhanda ka sa bahay, sa office tas ung mga friends mo outside work. Pero madami ka cake magaambagan sila para bumili ng cake tas ung iba may gifts dn nman pero for sure gagastos ka. Advance happy birthday to you!!!

[@domingosaluna9823]

Happy Bday Pretty Saranghae.

[@opinionatedako]

Advance Happy Birthday Jan nga ako magcecelebrate ng bday lol!

[@liemeow]

Ang saya mag bday sa Korea oh...ma feel mo tlga bday mo hahahha....love your content gurl! Godbless and new subie here!

[@crostelph322]

happy birthday libre naman po dyan

[@nedlabisa2965]

❤watchng from cebu phils

[@LeifBlade]

Dito sa US, parang sa Korea din. Your family and friends treat you out to lunch/dinner/etc. sa birthday mo.

[@vivianwenceslao7035]

Treating you on your bday by your friends is the right gesture and not the other way around .. you know naman pinoys, gusto nila libre sila parati, hahaha!!😂😂

[@ArleneSmidstra]

Very good at speaking English and tagalog, and you know how to be flexible with different cultures, you're amazing👍❤️🥰

[@wuggie819]

Your so pretty and love your Tagalog accent. ❤ it!