Profiles: Bianca Araneta-Elizalde

[@magenkho2387]

You are amazing Mrs. Elizalde! Not only beauty you have but a big loving heart and a wisdomful mind. Your eyes expresses the truth!

[@francina8508]

I'm from a Filipino-Spanish-Chinese family,growing up we speak different languages at home including English.At times,we also mix it all. Bianca has more Spanish blood and we had a chance to meet her before.She's more comfortable in speaking English and Spanish because of the people around her. But she's very humble, so don't judge her just because she can't converse in Tagalog the way you want her to.

[@Tom-mx4li]

Her Mother trained her to speak English since birth, no wonder she is fluent in English to converse friends around her.

[@dabsavage3163]

She can speak Tagalog actually

[@christiansantiago3426]

Elizalde is a Jewish name. Tu puedes hablar Espanol?

[@bechayramos5478]

Knowing that Bianca Araneta-Elizalde donated milk from her own body amazes me. Thank's for this interview.

[@mrsb8192]

Thanks

[@DeLaCruzer11]

I noticed from observation that some Filipinos tend to hate, or rather, they tend to show hostility towards other Filipinos who can speak better english with little to no heavy filiipino accent. I guess some are just insecure. You will run across them from time to time.

[@lolitaoldlady6257]

DeLaCruzer11 aaaaaaaa

[@athenstar10]

DeLaCruzer11 Yes, that happens.

[@robertasisibias9167]

@Vince Sang i agree with you , the problem most of our Kababayan, are not looking and not listen to message of communication when someone delivering it, instead they are busy checking one by one the context of grammar, and pronounciations for criticism ..... what a fuck ????

[@lyren.4652]

We shall not hate those people. We shall learn from them. Speaking in English is not a luxury, it is a necessity.

[@lanceoragon1689]

for me it’s a shame if you are born and raised in a country but you can’t speak the language sobrang out of touch at elite nun.

[@MrPrincebinondo]

I am tired of POVERTY i want this kind of interview.

[@christina6792]

I really love Bianca and most importantly her advocacy. I would love to work for her restaurant.

[@henzcarltupas328henzcarltu2]

Ivory Girl #BiancaAraneta of the mid-90's Ang Gaan ng Feeling

[@0977celly]

actually pag ininterview ka ng cnn. need mo talaga mag english para dina sila mahirapan mag stranslate kc pinapanood ka ng buong mundo. pag nagtagalog ka itranslate ng interviewer yung mga sinasabi mo. para maindihan ng mga kano ang usapan ninyo.

[@athenstar10]

Bianca Araneta or now known as Mrs. Elizalde's first language is English. These kind of people are the legit well-off, low profile high end people unlike those attention-seeking, Taglish-speaking new rich people.

[@simpaticaafilipina]

What about Spanish ? Her Grandmother is Spanish.

[@athenstar10]

@@simpaticaafilipina Half-Spanish, I think. But I think they're more English-speaking. Anyway, the point is, sila yung rerespetuhin mo dahil sa ka-simplehan ng dating. Kahit alam mong sosyal pero di mayabang aang dating.

[@simpaticaafilipina]

@@athenstar10 well her Grandmother is Spanish and her Father comes from a Spanish family as well ( Aranetas origin is from the Basque region of Spain ) so I wouldn't doubt if Spanish is also spoken in their homes plus now that she is married to an Elizalde who is also a Spanish speaker.

[@athenstar10]

@@simpaticaafilipina I know, but that's not really what I'm pointing out.

[@christiansantiago3426]

No it isn't

[@HeyLila78]

What’s wrong with speaking in English if that’s more natural for you? Yes, she grew up in the Philippines but like many others, when you speak English at home and amongst friends, it’s much easier and more comfortable. But you learn Filipino in school and become more familiar when you talk to helpers, sales people, etc. Also, many speak dialects.

[@g06caballerokarmelapaulab.38]

i relate so much to that, i speak english more because i am more comfortable with it rather than Filipino... i don't get why people are like that

[@ersontwinongayo6428]

We speak English at home all the time. We spoke bisaya but not tagalog.

[@DeLaCruzer11]

Baka taga!ish ang ibigmong sabihin.

[@marloncarranza6927]

Very intelligent and smart woman. Salute to mothers who breastfed their babies.

[@evamariegacasan7081]

I just love Bianca. She is a very intelligent talker, has class and grace, and inspite of a very privileged upbringing is grounded and works for her advocacies.

[@shaevaleebutale5307]

She’s soooo beautiful

[@peytmaluuu]

OMG kaano ano niya sina Noah, Rozen, Dashiel at Reina Elizalde? 😍😂

[@meltv2012]

Note to self... avoid reading comments, nakakasira ng mood 😬

[@hitomidakzkaminaga591]

OMG!!! My ultimate crush bianca araneta!!!

[@SUPER_BOUY]

People here hating Filipinos who aren't comfortable with other people speaking English. When you go to other countries like the US who are majority English speakers and try to speak in Tagalog.. wouldn't it seem rude to them also? Double standards? Right! Because you people are still in colonial mindset.

[@Ed-324_D]

what's the big deal if their conversation is in english...no offense meant to anyone...i always love tisay/tisoy people,and i am a big fan until now of her mother Maritess Revilla and all her sisters,the famous Revilla Sisters. They're well-off since birth and definitely their life style is obviously rich. Decent people,good breeding,good schools,etc. they're already blessed in life-born with a silver spoon & blessed with beautiful faces... that's why we should expect the outcome is - a beautiful lady,articulate,and all that....but i am still an avid fan of her Mom...Ms.Maritess Revilla,the most beautiful face I've ever seen. God Bless everyone... let's spread love ❤️!

[@hotgirl713iambeautiful5]

She was raise in a wealthy family who can afford to send their children to a reputable school. She can speak English very well better than some Americans who live in America all their lives. I bet she can spell really well too.

[@christiansantiago3426]

No she can't. Most Americans sound American.

[@zerggg2802]

I like this, such a pleasant interview and very informative.

[@briarrose5428]

where is the restaurant located?

[@janyou17]

She is the "IT" girl of the 90's. Ivory shamppoo commercial " ang gaan ng feeling " was super popular. She is in her late 40's now but still super stunning. She is a real natural beauty

[@Tom-mx4li]

She spoke Spanish at home with her parents and Grandparents then.

[@rinashirabosante2559]

She's an inspiration.

[@corneliuslasala7]

Timeless beauty

[@liliamasilang7745]

Beautiful, good mother.... I was also a breastfeeding mother for 5 wonderful children. I have breastfed my 3rd and my 5th for almost 3 years.

[@sandsPBAStars]

The face of an iconic Filipino Commercial. Ivory during the mid 90’s “Ang Gaan-Gaan ng Feeling” sung by FOJ.

[@jcomandante6629]

Related to the Araneta?

[@Picturesque-ob1fw]

Nag Eenglish naman pala ang host. Edi mag Eenglish din ang interviewee. Guys, there's nothing wrong with the English language. it's our second language! And you cant blame people to be good at speaking English when the educational system is drowned in media of instruction written in english! Wth. 5 out of seven subjects ba naman nakaenglish! Araling Panlipunan at Filipino lang ang nakaTagalog .Malamang, gagaling ang iba sa pag Iingles.

[@jossiegreen4616]

I did it with my two. Wish I did it for three years. Hunk you for advocating breastfeeding.

[@dabsavage3163]

Ang ganda

[@gogirl8739]

That’s very nice of you😊

[@ribs.6683]

ELIZALDE. OMG.

[@DennisTaylorBoracay]

God Bless!

[@kimbolcalingayan6800]

Gusto ko yung intro pano yuun

[@jamokie920]

She's Ivory Commercial

[@gloriousvisitation8666]

Bakit noong 90's maraming pedia ang nagpromote ng mga milk formula? Maski mga ready to eat na mga baby food sa supermarket dumagsa rin noon Buti na lang ngayon nag iba na ang trend.

[@karencorpuz4436]

who is her father?

[@C0MEANDGET7]

karen corpuz Was thinking about that too, that makes her Araneta.

[@mr.googoopants3581]

She is the daughter of businessman Enrique "Iking" Araneta and socialite Maritess Revilla. Maritess is the daughter of actor Armando Goyena and socialite beauty Paquita Roces.. The Aranetas and Roceses are two very well known and illustrious old principalia families of Iloilo..

[@gilbeysgalan4299]

Ang gaan-gaan ng feeling!

[@dust10g]

I cant talk to these kind of people, maubusan ako ng dugo sa ka kaenglis, hahaha

[@radiant1020]

Kuya Dhust for sure nakakaintindi naman sila ng tagalog.. 🙂

[@MarkEdisonAlviz-official]

Most of them actually speak Tagalog. This interview was in English though.

[@zxraye]

Ayaw ka rin nila kausap

[@dust10g]

@@zxraye iyakin? Haha

[@angeltaloyo9791]

Does any of the Spanish-Filipinos aristocracy of the Philippines know how to speak Tagalog?

[@Tom-mx4li]

Yes naturally they spoke Spanish only at home but Tagalog English outside or Taglish.

[@elprincep582]

As if all Filipinos are Tagalogs. Remember English is one of the official languages of Philippines and even Spanish formerly I guess u know why.

[@angeltaloyo9791]

@@elprincep582 Is that a smart alec comment? Pilipino and English is the official language of the Philippines; Pilipino is based on Tagalog, the language where the capital region is located. My mere question is that if any of the Spanish Filipinos spoke Tagalog, many are based in Manila. There are also that's not based in Manila, that I know too. I have only seen Enrique Razon as the one who speaks Tagalog.

[@elprincep582]

@@angeltaloyo9791 it's FILIPINO with an F and not Pilipino. Don't you know that P was changed already in 1960s to F? So who's smarter? haha

[@elprincep582]

btw not all Filipinos are Tagalogs so basically speaking tagalog natively is not a prerequisite to being a FILIPINO

[@dennygirl345]

😍😍😍

[@iorlandosworld752]

Much better if you feature normal people like teacher / police / doctor etc. etc .... these people they knows theirs life already

[@athenstar10]

I don't think so. We may think we do, but nope, we're just looking at the surface. I used to work in a field where I've dealt with a lot of people in her 'circle' and honestly, you'll appreciate who they are and what makes them 'not normal'. And come on, let's be honest, this pretty "charmed life" is much more interesting and refreshing to watch coz everytime media will showcase normal people, there will always be the drama.

[@MrPrincebinondo]

CATRIONA GRAY

[@chandriestrono9509]

Chu chu tv

[@laarnieramosang1388]

💛

[@nicetoknowyou2902]

Parang may something sa chin nia

[@cindymarielopez4038]

So ironic it is when she is in Philippines all her life and now that she is working with eco friendly workers or farmers and her employees are all Filipinos but she does not speak Tagalog or as what she said “not used to or awkward to speak Tagalog” smh!!! 🙄🙄🙄 When all the Hey Joe guys that was even born in USA and just visited Philippines in a short period of time but speaks TAGALOG SO FLUENTLY! She is just so hypocrite!

[@patbarroga5980]

Cindy Marie Lopez It’s not ironic, it’s called class. I hate when ignorance takes the best of people. When you grew up in an environment where speaking English is a norm it’s not a big deal whether you speak Tagalog fluently or not. Though we’re not discounting the fact that it would be great to know how, it still doesn’t make it right to bash someone for being a good speaker of a foreign language, be it English or not. Just because there are some people who’re more accustomed to talking in English doesn’t make them lesser of a Filipino. That’s just life, you either belong to that class or you don’t. And just because you don’t doesn’t mean you can judge those who do. Again, I’m not judging those who react in a bad way, I’m just saying that just because you’re not exposed to these kind of “Filipinos” doesn’t mean that you can label others to be hypocritical. Mind you, there’s a lot of us out there who talks the same way but doesn’t feel weird about it. So stop bashing!

[@mrsb8192]

Ignorante ka lang

[@mrsb8192]

Hahah! You should've commented in Filipino, "hey joe GUYS Was?", lol

[@simpaticaafilipina]

Why hypocrite ? She was raised to speak English at home and she has always been surrounded by people who only speaks English and Spanish ( her circle ) plus I'm sure all of her classmates just spoke English and Tagalog was spoken only in Filipino class. English is her Mother tongue, well I think Spanish as well as her Grandmother is Spanish.

[@melo0820]

Ngek! I can't even see a bit of that hypocrisy in her na sinasabi mo. Di lang natin sya ka level... Let's allow her to be what she really is- Amazing..

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