Can American Guess English From Asian Country?! I Can You Understand?? l Korea, Philippines, China

[@Max_devi]

The Filipina is really smart and i love her outfit

[@sarang_anica7040]

Awwwww thank you 🥹🥹🥹

[@Lululemon-d3h]

Nah she's not. She doesn't evennkniw hwr iwn languange. WTF is englog? She's making it up. She didn't know tge difeerence between FILIPINO AND TAGALOG. 😅

[@sarang_anica7040]

@@Lululemon-d3h Englog is a thing, I actually heard it first than Taglish. Also a simple google won’t hurt 🫰

[@Lululemon-d3h]

@@sarang_anica7040 lmao. You made it up, my dear. And, please learn the difference between TAGALOG AND FILIPINO. google it so you have more knowledge in our languange and dialect. 😂

[@Lululemon-d3h]

@@sarang_anica7040 you are acting like that because a lot of filipinos called you out because of your dumb info about Philippines-culture, languange. Instead of being sarcastic in your reply how about learn more about the Philippines, so you can be a better representative of the country.

[@sidneybutler8007]

Mandarin : literal translation of existing Chinese phrases Korean: Changing meaning of English words Tagalog: mixing English and Tagalog

[@JohnYuanElladora]

"Tagalog is just mixing English and Tagalog" Taglish and Philippine English laughing with Salvage

[@majmonteverde]

I think "SANA ALL" is a sarcastic remark a person does to another person's achievement making it like a trivial thing to the former. However, it's masking the former's envy to the other person.

[@majmonteverde]

@mj2yt it depends on the context really. But nowadays it seems to have evolved into something similar to what I am saying.

[@sarang_anica7040]

@mj2ytsame same!

[@zidanetribal2958]

it's not sarcastic , what you mean is "Edi WOW" that's an expression of one with hate feeling

[@sarang_anica7040]

@@zidanetribal2958 oh yeah that EDI WOW is straight on sarcastic

[@zidanetribal2958]

@@sarang_anica7040 hi Ate Anica hope to see more of your guesting dito sa World Friends at Global Earth channel

[@Wang-uh3yb]

thats taglish e. The Phil english that has kinda diff meaning to foreigners are “nosebleed” and “napkin” BEAHAHAHAHA 😂

[@raymundoii]

"Salvage" everyone's favorite.

[@moviemania1583]

the term commute means different also for Filipinos

[@yyy-zn6xu]

yup the examples given here in this thread are philippine english thats why it became an english dialect due to many words with different meaning or use...

[@kalyxo_tb]

"no three no four" is better translated as "neither three nor four"; initially meaning something that cannot be easily classified. From there you get the meaning of "questionable/uncertain", and then further on to "a person of questionable morals"

[@gytan2221]

It basically means inappropriate

[@yyy-zn6xu]

this one is too deep... i didnt understand the explaination in the video so this comment helps..

[@Muffintime17]

6:20 “No it doesn’t mean that 🥱” HAHAHAHA LMAO

[@iamsheep]

He tried 😂

[@ajiebooks]

I love how the Korean got silenced by the Chinese everytime hahahahahaa

[@rebel.taylord]

Where I am from "no money, no talk" means if you've no money you can't demand much. My dad will tell my mom "no money, no talk" when they have disagreement because she's a SAHM and he's paying so he gets to decide. It's a version of beggers can't be choosers. The "you don't bird me..." bird tends to mean nagging in this context (bird can mean something very different in other sayings), so it's you don't bother me I wouldn't bother you lol

[@red_devil17]

much better example "no money, no honey" means if your are poor no girl for you 😂

[@egustchen4462]

no money, no talk 是什么中文句子翻译的？怎么想不出来 另外，“鸟”明显是男性生殖器，give f*ck/sh*t 更合适一些

[@aristagne]

Sana all can be translated as "모두도 그랬으면 좋겠다" in Korean

[@sarang_anica7040]

Wow I love it! I’m studying korean and didn’t know this

[@aristagne]

@@sarang_anica7040 I didn't realize it was you. Thank you for representing our countrymen in these channels and videos.

[@Liz-r5l]

Sana all!!!😅

[@krysisstorm2703]

Sharp is a company based in japan. They created the first mechanical pencil and also makes ink pens and markers. Sharpie is an American competitor.

[@jayaprilyt578]

as a filipino i really was surprised that the sentences/words were the simple ones that i used mostly everyday

[@Verbalaesthet]

One day is teacher, day day is father. I love that. Not really the English phrasing but the meaning behind it.

[@leontnf6144]

Yes, it means even if you become my teacher for just one day, you will be (treated) like my father my entire life. Basically looking up to the teacher, expressing respect and appreciation towards them.

[@ChristineRioDomo-os]

I like this kind of topic!!! Please share some more...❤😊

[@jasonlampa]

you guys should get 3 singaporean people using full on Singlish and having a conversation and try to get people to understand what they're saying, that would be hilarious tbh, if you fly me out i'll do it lol!

[@jeffrey88888]

Sharps are terms here for the needle portion of a syringe. Diabetics use sharps containers to return them to the pharmacist.

[@carlbianzon7711]

I thought they'll pick the word "bold". They would have been so surprised what it meant. lol

[@_Pixelated]

Never heard of Englog. Is that even a real thing? 🤨

[@buncagjonardm]

I once had a discussion back from English, I remember it was taught to me as "Enggalog" or "Taglish", not Englog.

[@tommyc139]

Wow im the first comment but anyways good vid everyone is very cool and pretty and ye❤❤❤

[@watermellon_chan]

wow im the first comment but anyways good vid everyone is very cool and pretty and ye

[@Pareng_Doc]

Go Bunso! Anica!

[@sarang_anica7040]

Hahahaha salamat kuyaaa

[@CallmeLely]

Yuhuu ASEAN pride! 🇵🇭✨

[@victorvannpendon7167]

Tara let's Tara Tara Tara let's 🎵🎶

[@adenfzn]

7:12 The picture you showed in the video is actually a power strip, not an extension cord.

[@kodamec]

We call that an extension cord here in asia.

[@adenfzn]

@@kodamec Which country in Asia are you referring to? I know terms can vary, but a power strip and an extension cord aren’t the same thing. In the U.S., a power strip has multiple outlets and often comes with surge protection, while an extension cord is just for extending the reach of one outlet. What they showed in the video is definitely a power strip. If you look it up, you'll see the difference between the two. I'm not trying to make a big deal out of it, but a lot of people tend to confuse these terms, so I just wanted to point that out. Anyway, I’ll leave it at that!

[@kodamec]

@@adenfznTry searching this "Omni 4,5,6 Gang Extension Cord Set w/ Individual Switches", that's just one example. In the Philippines power strip is also called as an extension cord.

[@adenfzn]

@@kodamec Is it because a lot of English terms in the Philippines come from the U.K.? In the U.K., people call a power strip an 'extension lead,' or a '6-way extension lead' if they want to be specific about the number of outlets.

[@adenfzn]

@@kodamec So, if you call a power strip an extension cord, what do you call what people in the U.S. call an extension cord then?

[@jrt7372]

Sana all

[@codeinesnaps]

I'm filipino and i've never heard someone translate "SANA ALL" so well!!! wow!

[@davidsentanu7836]

Mechanical pencils are called "Sharp" because they were produced / invented by the Sharp corporation of Japan. Yes, the Sharp electronic company. They actually started with making mechanical pencils before they got into electronics business. The pencils were origanally called "EverSharp" but then shortened to simply Sharp. And the the whole company eventually was renamed to SHARP.

[@_Pixelated]

Ah so it's like calling it by a brand name? We kinda do that in the Philippines as well where people refer to toothpaste as "colgate" 😂

[@davidsentanu7836]

@@_Pixelated In Indonesia, we call toothpaste "Odol," a German toothpaste brand which are no longer sold here. Btw, I've been to Manila once and it's similar to Jakarta I love it. People are really nice, and the food is heavenly. My favorite was sisig. So good, yum! Still a lot of food I'd like to try but I had no chance at the time. So unfortunate that we have no idea of Philippines' cuisine here in Indonesia because I think we have very similar taste.

[@darwinqpenaflorida3797]

Wow Anika is so cute and pretty 😊😊😊

[@Danceofmasks]

Those giant eyes are make-up and not real, right? XD

[@darwinqpenaflorida3797]

@@Danceofmasks Lol 😆😆

[@sarang_anica7040]

Thank you kuya darwin you so sweet

[@sarang_anica7040]

@@Danceofmaskswhat’s wrong with putting make up on? Does that make a person any less?

[@darwinqpenaflorida3797]

@@sarang_anica7040 You're welcome and I love you always

[@Pareng_Doc]

Sana all may pera😂

[@sarang_anica7040]

Sa trueee

[@dccc9133]

I can relate with sharp for mechanical pencil. I studied japanese and they also do the same thing. Its shapu-pensiru if im not mistaken so basically its a sharp pencil

[@SinarNila]

International English haffi embrace all a it Austronesian an Asian dialects such as Singlish, Chinglish, Konglish, Japligsh, Taglish, Malaiglish, etc. Dem deeply update di international English language always. It is wonderful fi laan fram cultural diversity. 🎉🎉🎈✨🧨🧨🧨🎇🎆🎆🎊🍨🍧🍦🧁🥂🍻🍺🍹🍸🍸🍷🍶🍵☕🥤🍨

[@thefinalexposure6327]

Niki is so damn beautiful

[@seho0303]

The word 'sharp' for sharp pencil is from a Japanese company named Sharp Corporation.

[@jacers14]

SANA ALL❤

[@sarang_anica7040]

Sana halls 😂

[@arnelelero]

ito ang isa sa mga word na pang bakla o people from manila.. also like AFAM etc.. i will never use it in my entire life

[@GalianMode]

I have heard 不三不四 be used to describe a dodgey person but also if someone says something that is pointless/frivolous and doesn't usefully contribute to the discussion.

[@yccmzimmy]

btw the "English" word Algorithm and Ideology ... are not English but come from medieval latin (the first) and greek, the second

[@wonkihong622]

아니카 예쁘다 ㅋㅋㅋ 웃을때 귀엽네 ㅎㅎ

[@MinosF2P]

I miss someone, i dont know who...

[@sjstudios7060]

妈妈=mom

[@Jasonuy-o6d]

what if for taglish they added "Miss ko na siya"

[@xsantee]

saan mo narinig yung term na englog te sa tapsilogan ba 😭😭

[@yvonnecustodio4213]

hahahaha natawa ako dun ah😂

[@notme6753]

Those chinese "english" is it only in China? Or do Chinese who are not from China use these as well?

[@snghnliv]

my parents always say no money, no talk😂

[@sayajalandanmakan4549]

Singapore has to be there lah, Singlish are awesome something like : don't play play ah 😁

[@iamsheep]

My favourite Chinese one is “give you some colour to see see”

[@williamjohnson4417]

Pentel "Sharp" is a name brand of mechanical pencils, it's like saying "Kleenex" to mean tissue.

[@24歳小鬼です]

I think the most typical Koglish is the "Fighting🥳"파이팅 In the fact, it's not a common vocabulary to encourage others in English.

[@natsumi941]

Just as a mechanical pencil is called "sharp" in Korea, in Japan we call it a "sharp pen" 🤭

[@Hart.Of.Islam.]

I miss Sofia so much 😭😭

[@Eynoddin_Bidar]

you're a muslim! you shouldn't talk about women!!

[@tommyc139]

Will you plz react to spider girl challenge plz that's my special request from Kentucky USA ❤❤❤

[@ßhopkins]

anica ❤️🖤♥️🖤

[@sarang_anica7040]

Thank you 🥹🥹🥹

[@allenjhondeguma6457]

"tara" means "come" so it's like "Come, let's go"

[@victorvannpendon7167]

Sana all magaling english😂

[@kdc1899]

In the Philippines, we have "Five Six".

[@yukiii95]

hahhahahaha dang

[@jeff_09682]

Sana all favorite Ng pinas Sabihin

[@sarang_anica7040]

Yesssss!!!!!!! Sana all represent!

[@se_amable]

​@@sarang_anica7040love you anica ❤ you are representing us well 🇵🇭

[@Cyrus_Vlog-s7w]

I think English is probably all of the world spoken like a second or first language to us

[@fitwithbass8113]

you should come to thialish so fancy 😂😂😂

[@javerhanielcuyos7022]

That korean guy is an actor, hes the one mocking his friend’s fake girlfriend, in fact he doesnt know its fake girlfriend😅. That scene was so intense, they started to introduce the girl and where did he study and the girl answered “ cornel university”, so that korean guy replied “ acutally name the professor, i know alot professor there”, and girl replied “practice ur accent, i almost didnt get it” , something she said that 😅. That girl was the main leading, shes from marry my husband

[@javerhanielcuyos7022]

Idk, but they looks like the same

[@thedeadman82988]

I speak spanglish Spanish+English = Spanglish lol

[@yumaell176]

11:29 Poor Lauren😓

[@lifesasuke12]

Eeyy 🤙🇵🇭

[@zhonglishusband6988]

That guy is cute

[@Bryzki13]

In the Philippines "bold" means porn and "salvage" is execution 😅

[@z.j1192]

No three no four is derived from I Ching, meaning someone is not on their (right) path. eg a student not focusing on their studies or unemployed labours laying flat contributing nothing positive to the society but in a negative way. Or even in this clip the influencer, given the role as an influencer, not sharing the details or the cultures causing others wonder. its no three no four tho in a small way. Really Hopes ones get invited could do some research before showing up at least sharing some fun facts, as its a culture sharing channel or series no?😂

[@speedcreatureYT]

Expecting Low Bat lol

[@hanzo0_]

there are better english word not taglish that has different meaning in amercian/uk english..

[@shaolin1derpalm]

No 3, no 4 "really simple". Except it makes no sense in English.

[@xsantee]

she could have chosen better words tho

[@exc3m119]

I hate "Sana all". Within its own meaning, it's okay. But most people use it sarcastically or mockingly.

[@manalittlesis]

All these direct translation, we have a lot in my country. For example catch no ball, hear no road, laugh die me, horse die get down and walk or this to me it's the funny one clever clever squirrel jump one day fall to the ground also 😂

[@Jo3W3st]

3:10 what every of says

[@wpn-k8d]

Lauren we dont know who you are ? a flag is not race or ethnictity

[@Captainumerica]

3:10 Uuuuh, what is she talking about, there? 🤨

[@savagegaming5024]

All these Yemeni bots in the comments😂

[@wilsonchan2026]

Chinglish is not even a thing. Nobody actually uses it unless trying to be humourous. It's essentially broken English, that's what it is.

[@hasdyi]

i speak chinglish to my parents because im not fluent bfr girl

[@Lululemon-d3h]

WTF IS ENGLOG?