deep! BINI : 8 + PIT A PAT special performance video reaction (walo hanggang dulo)

[@JamEsdxf]

8 doesn't fail to make me cry every time it plays. That song is so underrated. Colet should release all her songs it saves people 😩💯 Thank you for thissss! Can you try Diyan Ka Lang by BINI if you have time please!

[@abjecttalisman4952]

exactly! Diyan Ka Lang lyrics and then a live performance for the full experience haha. Ang Huling Cha Cha too

[@DenzQ_MJJL]

Same broo

[@Kasmot]

It's just underrated because it doesn't have an official MV. 8 is included in their first album when they're not famous yet. ABS really needs to create an MV for 8 and Here With You immediately. With 8 centers around BINI's journey up to their first concert and Here With You with Blooms during their concerts to push those songs mainstream.

[@DenzQ_MJJL]

@@Kasmot if may MV Ang 8, I might cry even more, because the message is so beautiful

[@senpaipat5119]

I nominate Pierre to be the 9th member of Bini. I really like this guy, his emotion & reaction to girls tells that he really love the Girls so much like I do. I always check KZbin everyday to see if you have new reaction to the girls I think you're my bias now Bini Pierre 😂, I added you to my Bias List #BiniJhoanna #BiniAiah #BiniMaloi #BiniPierre

[@NeonReactionsPierre]

hahahaha .. . thats a good one. Thank you. First comment I read this morning and it already made my day! Salamat po!!!!

[@veerand7038]

I think the more accurate translation of "magkayakap, tungo sa ating pangarap" is "embracing each other towards reaching our dreams"

[@starbyte984]

Glad you commented this. I was thinking the same

[@thirdeeedos-tres5806]

+1 to this

[@rajabmuti8532]

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[@senpaipat5119]

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[@jayeldi8]

Get started in Tagalog by knowing the syllables... It will be easy for you since it is similar to English syllables but our vowels are only pronounced one way. Like we pronounce 'a' as in apple so all consonants with 'a' will be pronounced like bat, kart, dart, gap, hat, land, man, nap, pat, sand, tart, was and yarn. So, BA, KA, DA, GA, HA, LA, MA, NA, PA, RA, SA, TA, WA, YA. Do this consonants with all the vowels and you'll easily get to combine syllables to form words. 'E' is pronounced as in 'Egg', 'I' as in 'IF' 'O' as in 'OX', and 'U' as in 'PUT'.. And the 'NG' is another consonant that is pronounced as 'NANG' (sounds like 'HANG' or 'GANG'). If 'NG' is in front of the vowel, it is harder to pronounce, you have to listen to an audio. 😂 After this, memorize as much 2-3 syllable words as you can. Like PUSO, WALO, DULO, UMUWI.

[@aldoussalvador]

up !

[@lexsleaf]

up!

[@put.a]

you can be a teacher for international blooms✨🤙

[@Unknown-br3wz]

up!

[@asdfglen]

very good explanation!

[@Makyy_senpai]

Having learn all their backstory, hardwork, and dedication to BINI even though at first it's not going well, but now they bloom having lots and lots of exposure in ppop industry, performing internationaly gives a whole meaning to this song '8'. I'm really mad about myself not recognising them at the very beginning, such a wonderful group that gives you a roller coaster of emotions the first and probably last group I stan

[@clintjoshuaorilla]

Walo hanggang dulo needs a music video. It such an amazing song, very inspiring and honestly one of their most underrated songs.

[@pitchgeraldgaut8188]

Tapos pinakita journey nila..eh di nag iyakan tayong lahat diba 😭

[@EddieBaligasa]

yeah you're absolutely right, it's gonna make us cry

[@BINI_8_FOREVER]

It’s my daily routines now to watch your reactions videos..Thank you Pierre once again.🌸

[@rajabmuti8532]

Same haha when I wake up in the morning I always check his channel

[@BINI_8_FOREVER]

@@rajabmuti8532 Pierre is probably the first reactors that memorized the members name so fast..It’s always a great time watching his reactions.

[@rajabmuti8532]

@@BINI_8_FOREVER Yeah. He's very genuine.🫶

[@senpaipat5119]

Same sht. Bias: Bini Pierre

[@thirdeeedos-tres5806]

You can tell if a BINI reactor is genuine if they memorized each members name. I saw some channels who already watched tons of BINI videos but can only mention 2 or 3 members. 🤦🏻‍♂️ Pierre already knew each BINI members name in his 2nd or 3rd reaction videos (i think) 😊

[@licejollitsac]

Hallo Pierre. I really like how you show your love to Bini. Thank you so much for loving and supporting them. Please react also to “Na Na Nandito Lang”, Bini sang this song live for the first time during their 3rd Anniversary. Bini dedicates this song to all the Blooms, and they also know that this is what all Blooms want to convey to them. This song was written by one of the Blooms. Please also react to: “Here With You” “Diyan Ka Lang” and “Ang Huling Cha Cha” Performance “No Fear” Vielen Dank Pierre :)

[@stpaulwalker9999]

UP

[@yurimlacc192]

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[@lexsleaf]

up!

[@senpaipat5119]

Up

[@megrimando7235]

The 8 song made by Colet makes me cry whenever I listened to it. Thinking of their hardships toward to what they achieved now, makes me proud even more. I love these girls, thank you Pierre for appreciating them...

[@verkiko5384]

6:00 am,ang lakas ng ulan ngayon.Wala naman butas ang bubong namin pero may tumutulo,ay luha ko pala🥹

[@Sunkisstin]

Only few reactors have found this Gem (8)❤ Born to win album tells a humble beginning for our Girls.😊

[@ThristianJohnPanaligan]

Even me feel like tearing up everytime i listen to this song. Can remember there hardwork for 4 years

[@soybeans4580]

Ahhh I’m glad you’re now looking at BINI’s side tracks… I assure you they’re all super good. There’s plenty of color coded fan translations like 8 for these side tracks, so you don’t need to worry. That aside, whenever I hear 8. Something wells up in me and the next thing I knew I’m already crying.

[@lancecooletamador5629]

Thanks...walo hanggang dulo forever.. infinity ♾️♾️♾️

[@MaryAnnCaangay-h8u]

8 is very beautiful it always makes me emotional everytime I hear this while remembering their hardships ❤

[@kayti9824]

I love how you started to sing in Tagalog. That was really good!

[@TheChosenOne18546]

Fr

[@eaescatron]

You're always ahead of all the reactors. You're the best!

[@terselaraaquino5191]

My favorite reactor. I appreciate your effort to deep dive to the old BINI songs . Karera and 8 are my fave songs

[@pipoysantiago7867]

Attendance, Blooms! 🌸🤙

[@jynx929]

our emotions right now😞,,their song "Here with you" also will hit you hard,,, that's why we love our girls🌸♾️,inspiring, motivating, all of it,,, no words can compare,,

[@my1nsanity31]

They have a live performance of 8 on 1 of their concert it's a must watch the funny thing is no foreign reactors know about this wonderful song. It's a hidden gem on their track

[@ariellemaryg3828]

Finally “8” 😳 that’s the underrated song , I love that much … thank you Pierre for this ❤❤❤

[@jojobiketech1674]

You know that feeling, that after looking back to what BINI have been through and hearing this song you can’t really stop yourself from tearing up. The promise of “8 UNTIL THE END” damn it hit so hard. It always cross my mind, seeing them in circle putting their hands together then shouting the words “B. . . I . . . N . . . I . . . BINI” WOW!!!!!

[@gwenchalant8]

Bini is my Happiness ♥️ Walo hanggang dulo 😭♥️

[@thefnmcv]

I love how they sang "walang hanggang dulo" (infinite end) to be sounds like "walo hanggang dulo" (eight until the end)

[@jericocomida2870]

When you sing in tagalog, you sounds like a pinoy for real..

[@I_LOVE_NMIXX.ITZY.Red_Velvet_2]

BINI !!! 😊❤❤❤❤

[@freakypotato4752]

eight was dedicated for the 8 members of bini and here with was created for them blooms that never left them through thick or thin.

[@rabiyahabdulkhabir2601]

My gudness i cannot control my tears whenever I hear the 8 bini song, as if i can relate to my life, my experience and learning together with my friends

[@Sunkisstin]

8 hits different when you really know the girls and their hardship and how they crawl their way up to where they are now. They fucking deserve it and there's no questions needed for that. 😊❤ WALO HANGGANG DULO ♾️

[@stpaulwalker9999]

That last part with colet hit me too yeah

[@AngelSantos-mv1fe]

I love watching you reacting to bini, its pure love and amazed with the girls.. Thank you mr pierre❤❤

[@markjustinepaulmino6006]

I'm crying to..😢 thanks for your reaction

[@empupu1966]

Still watching 3:25 but yes!! I'm waiting for this RV specially on 8. Thank you so much 💗

[@lovegwennyy]

my favorite BINI reactor ❤️ always willing to know the girls more & even tagalog ❤️

[@Antonyou69]

Almost every song of bini makes me emotional, cause every lyric hits me.

[@GleanJhonCabahug]

THANK YOU AGAIN PIERRE FOR ALWAYS REACTING TO OUR NATIONS GIRL GROUP ‼️

[@Arkipan24]

How i wish BINI can perform in your country Pierre. Here's to wishing that hope comes true for you.

[@bille-sports]

16:41 hits me, gonna cry to this colet's verse 😭😭😭

[@BINIDarren]

22 mins ago Pit a Pat always reminds me of BINI ROADTRIP ADVENTURE as that’s where I first heard it from Your right their song “8” is a beautiful song Please do “Diyan ka lang” & “Ang huling Cha Cha” 13:51 - by watching Filipino programmes/movies

[@Frincefrice]

Up!!

[@kingunda5013]

The pictures are from their Born To Win photoshoot. They're in 2 variations: the binis wearing white and the other them in black & gold.

[@poker3276]

Who else here is waiting for Pierre to upload a new video?

[@lucenzojean]

8 is an amazing song... my 2nd fave Bini song after Love Yourself You should check Love Youself too.. has a great message

[@Capricorn-u3m]

Id really2 love 8 can feel there hardship, struggles before. Thanks for reacting. Kudos to colet. Think you reacts to collet interview in “kuan on one”

[@BenMiraOreo]

“Walo hanggang dulo!” Everytime I hear this song, this breaks me. What if the time of disbandments come. I kennat 🥹😭😭😭😭

[@marifeserrano9171]

❤Embrace your dteams BINI..sooo amazing!❤

[@ThristianJohnPanaligan]

8 until the end❤❤❤❤❤

[@thirdeeedos-tres5806]

I love your reaction Pierre. I am also bawling my eyes out right now with you.. I think you could also listen to their song "HERE WITH YOU"

[@thirdeeedos-tres5806]

PS. include some clips from their Biniverse concert in Gen San where almost 8,000 of people lightning and waving their phones while BINI is singing the song HERE WITH YOU. That is such an emotional but epic moment. Few years ago, they are just manifesting that exact moment to happen.

[@yeo_reum8579]

That's my reaction when I heard the songs for e first time. I was literally crying especially at the last part. Thank God, Colet wrote this amazing song. Walo Hanggang Dulo!!♾️

[@freddiealcala2986]

This song started as a graduation song. Then tweaked for BINI... 😊

[@Daisy_RGC]

I feel you @pierre that's the same feeling I have when listening to 8. It's really nice and calm when listening to it. Now I've been playing BINI non-stop playslist everyday!

[@ma.crishelbarcial7244]

I'm crying everytime I watched this .

[@ericdizon3320]

Everytime I listened to this song, it reminds me of their journey and their hardships during the years that they are not famous but despite of everything they still pursue their dreams and now they achieve it and they achieve it together. Walo hanggang dulo...

[@nitsujxeon]

Fun fact about pit a pat: theres an instance that they need to complete the dance steps before 10am (because they cant rent the whole amusement park to shoot the mv) now they dance the choreo without a song as in just counting only, and they've said that its hard to dance because some part of the floor is not good or slanted i guess and slippery.

[@EddieBaligasa]

the three 8-letter phrases I'm going to say " I LOVE YOU " "BINIBINI" "PRINCESS"

[@_JorJ]

walo hanggang dulo!✨

[@ryanbon49]

The arrangement of group from Aiah, Colet, Maloi, Gwen, Stacey, Mikha, Jhoanna, and Sheena. From oldest members to youngest members

[@PopAndSubs]

You actually pronounce Tagalog quite well! I'll try to make a simple guide for the vowels because these are very important as they make pronunciation easier. A (Ah as in Aspirin), E (Eh as in Elephant), I (Ee as in Eel), O (Oh as in Oscar), U (Ooh as in Oops!). So whenever you see a Filipino word, you just follow the sound of the vowels. For example, Bini (Bee-nee). Another one, Pinto (Peen-Toh and not Toe, Pinto means "Door"). Knowing the Filipino alphabet also helps! It's like this (letter: pronunciation) A (Ah as in Aspirin), B (Bah as in Barracuda), K (Kah as in Carrot), D (Dah as in Daddy), E (Eh as in Elephant), G (Gah as in Gas), H (Hah as in Hahahha!), I (Ee as in Eel), L (Lah as in Lamp), M (Mah as in Map), N (Nah as in Nap), O (Oh as in Oscar), P (Pah as in Papa), R (Rah as in Rabbit), S (Sah as in Saturday), T (Tah as in Tap), U (Ooh as in Oops!), W (Wah as in Warp), Y (Yah as in Yard). Also, when I put the "h" like in the letter A, it means you let air out, like you're saying "Ahh, I get it!". That's the sound of "A" in Filipino. Other times, there are "hard" sounding words with out the "h" or air sound. Let's take the name Bini for example. Bini is pronounced "Bee-nee", there's no air coming out of your mouth. Anyway, whether you make the "h" air sound or not doesn't really matter that much because even Filipinos have different ways of speaking because people come from different provinces or islands in the Philippines, and each place has its own way of pronouncing the letters and words. What I taught you so far is based on the Manila/Luzon/Main Island/Metropolitan version where I'm from. This is also how the media people from the Philippines mostly speak (like the ones you see on those ABS-CBN reports and of course, the Bini ladies themselves). There are also things we got from the Spanish like the "Ñ"{ (letter N with a tilde on the top) that is called "eñe" or pronounced "Ehnyeh". For example the Spanish word "Señor" (aka Sir or Mr. in English) is pronounced "Sehn-yor". You can see the ñ part being pronounced like you're combining the letter n and y. So whenever you see "ñ", just think of it as making a sound that is like the combination of n and y. Another example is baño (aka comfort rooom/rest room/place to pee and poo!) so you pronounce it as "Bahn-yoh" because you make the n and y combination sound, and it is followed after by the letter o. Don't worry though, words using this are quite rare. Another letter or sound you might hear is the "Ng" sound. This one is a bit more complicated because you can make different sounds with it. It can be inserted at the beginning, middle, or end of a word. Actually, it is also a word by itself! "Ng" (Of) is pronounced "Nahng" (similar to the English word Hang). Let's try the "hard" sounding "Ng". Example is "Mangga" (aka Mango), and you pronounce it as "Mahng-gah". Since it's hard to describe how it's supposed to sound, I suggest trying google's translate feature, Filipino to English. Type "Mangga" in the Filipino part, click the audio speaker icon, and the synth voice will properly pronounce it. I guess I can describe the sound as something that people in movies make when they get punched lol! It's like "Oooonnngggg!" or "Aaaaahhhng!" We can also use another common word "Hanggang" (aka Until, prounounced Hahng-gahng). Now there is also a "soft" sounding "Ng". For example the word "Ngayon" (aka Now) which is pronounced "Ngah-yohn". Another is "Ngiti" (aka Smile) which is prounounced "Nghee-ti". There are some words where you'll need to hear it to know how to pronounce them because even if you follow the guide, the specific way it's said is simply the way it is. For example, "Ngiti" that we used above. At first glance, it sounds like it should be pronounced "Ngeeh-teeh" (note the teeh part which means you will make the sound of air come out of your mouth). In real life, that's not how "Ngiti" is pronounced. It is a word that ends abruptly, so it's "Ngeeh-ti" (note how I changed it from teeh to ti). There's no air sound coming out at the "ti" part and it's supposed to sound like the English letter T. "Ngeeh-ti". Actually, that's a good thing to remember for most Tagalog words. Most words end "abruptly" and you don't let the "h" air sound come out often. Another thing to remember is that the letter at the end of a word doesn't need to be pronounced as if it is it's own letter. Let's take the word "Alak" (Wine) for example. One might think, it should be pronounced as "Ah-Lah-Kah", which is wrong. The real pronunciation is "Ah-Lahk". There is no "kah" part at the end. You end it with the "Lahk" part. "Ah-Lahk". Let's take another example, "Aray" (Ouch!) which you can probably guess by now is correctly pronounced "Ah-Rahy" and not "Ah-Rah-Yah". Another example is "Dilaw" (Yellow), pronounced "Dee-Lahw". Oh yeah, when you put "hw" together at the end of the word, think of pronouncing it similar to the English word "Ouch" or "Ow!", that's how "hw" normally sounds when preceded by the letter A. There are also some words that will have double "o" or "a" in them. For example, the word "Nood" ("Watch", not nude!) and it's pronounced "Noh-Ohd". Another word is "Saan" ("Where") pronounced "Sah-Ahn". Another is "Daan" ("Way" or "Path") pronounced "Dah-Ahn". So basically if you see two "a" or "o" vowels together in a word, you have to separate the word on that spot like you're separating syllables. Even the simple word "Oo" (Yes) is pronounced "Oh-Oh" (Oh as if you're saying "Boston", not the "Toe" sound). Ok I think that's good enough for the basics, I hope this helps you a little bit, at least this will set you up to be good enough to read Tagalog lyrics and news (if you want to practice, go try reading the ABS-CBN website, they sometimes have Tagalog articles in there lol!) As one final gift for you, try saying this entire Tagalog sentence using everything you've learned so far: "Oras na para manood ng Bini!"😀

[@bloom_timd792]

I wonder what is Pierre's line of work, he seems to be so knowledgeable in outfits, make ups, styling, fashion in general.

[@lucianomorales9721]

I love your reaction as always and its really genuine hope that you can meet them in personal and I know they will love you BINI...😊😊😊

[@yeinalee2702]

you should also listen to their song 'Na Na Nandito Lang' the message of the song is very comforting, and the vocals are giving ✨✨✨

[@yeinalee2702]

and also 'Here with you'

[@daitiee]

13:46 Start with Filipino songs that have been translated into English! Another option is to watch Filipino films with English subtitles. For the English-Tagalog dictionary, there are also a tonne of notes online. Thankyou for the rv!!

[@Dr.Witchman]

I remember this song, so this one plays in Enchanted Kingdom

[@bpslefthand]

kuya pierre, learning tagalog is learning the root words first. Tagalog verbs are conjugated for time aspect. "nag"-tagalog verb for past tense, "nag"-repeating the first syllable of the tagalog verb - for present tense, "mag"-tagalog verb for future tense. e.g Aral = study, nag-aral = studied, Nag-aaral=studying, mag-aral=to study. That's most likely the basic.

[@rommelapolinario9296]

My tips for you to know even more Tagalog is when you read a Tagalog word don't make it rush to say like read it slowly by two letters like mabuhay (ma-bu-hay) or salamat (sa-la-mat), masaya (ma-sa-ya) means happy. That's what I observed when foreigners read Tagalog so I hope it helps

[@Sunkisstin]

Finally! 8's being reacted. It's blooms favorite track from them the OG 😊

[@mairenerampas2241]

Waaahh Bini is giving me rollercoaster of emotions haha I am smiling throughout pit a pat and then became teary eyed with 8..and yes Pierre you need to settle down haha but im with you on that they are just so amazingly beautiful and soo talented that you can't really settle down and once again thank you for appreciating my bias Stacey I think out of all the girls she's so underrated and it's making me sad..

[@rizaledwinmosquera7413]

I think every "Embrace" is better replaced with "Together" to better capture the meaning of the song, but "Magkayakap" does literally translates into "in an embrace/hug".

[@ALplusSMM]

and the "Offer this" would be better if "dedicate this" . imo.

[@gemreemangilit7786]

​​@@ALplusSMM Agree with both of you. Magkayakap is somewhat poetic, but Together is the meaning meant. Dedicate is the better word than offer.

[@obvslynotmaloi]

YOU SHOULD LISTEN TO "HERE WITH YOU BY BINI" ITS FULL ENGLISH AND IT WILL ALSO MAKE YOU CRY! THAT SONG IS ABOUT THEIR JOURNEY AND ALSO THAT SONG IS FOR THE BLOOMS!

[@HeyItsJaeAr]

Not a lot of reactors listen to these songs. 8 is actually my favorite song ngl. Thanks for the reaction! Salamat Pierre

[@freakypotato4752]

8, i feel good, hmtu, no fear, ahcc fave kong songs nila sobrang underated

[@shemieshemine844]

pierre you are the most genuine reactor that i've seen, thank you for loving the girls❤

[@rildecastro9014]

Pag talaga 8 pinapakinggan ko nakakailang beses akong nainom ng tubig wag lang akong maiyak. 🥺

[@ethcyzroquitat8814]

We love you pierre you are solid bloom❤

[@put.a]

one of the very good way to learn filipino or tagalog is knowing or familiarizing how the vowels' sound because sometimes english speaker always pronounce the tagalog/fil words wrong coz of vowel sound

[@marlonramirez9162]

I hate you, Pierre! 😂😂😂 You made me cry also. 😭😭😭 This song is their anthem for what they’ve gone through as a group. It hits deep especially with how we witnessed their journey. It’s like we’re part of the 8 until the end. 🌸

[@NeonReactionsPierre]

🤣🤣🤣 🌼🌼

[@lateBLOOMer2024]

18:24 hell yeah!!! ❤❤❤ the girls did a stripped down take of this on... The BINI Roadtrip Adventures in Manila Episode 2 | Intramuros ... song starts at 2min 47sec [ watch?v=pLT8M0cbOKw ]

[@Lego83]

all reactors should watch this MV.. please BLOOMS push this song "WALO HANGANG DULO"

[@bea18nicole]

They included traditional/cultural dances on their choreo here on pit-a-pat, which I find really cool!

[@freddiealcala2986]

There's a few ways to learn Tagalog. 1) take an online course, 2) befriend a Filipino to teach you or, 3) go to the Philippines and soak in the culture. We're a friendly bunch so you'll have a good time here. 😊

[@OnetotheK]

Our language isn't twangy if you'd notice. We roll our Rs too. Pay attention on how we pronounce our vowels as well. It sounds similar to Spanish. A (ah) E (eh) I (ee) O (o in ox. Not "oh" with the w sound) U (ooh) Start with simple words of 2 to 3 syllables. So you'll be able to understand the context of what BINI members are saying since most of the time they speak in Taglish. Along the way, you might struggle constructing sentences with past, present, and future tenses. Sample word: Kain ka-in (to eat) Past tense - kumain Present tense - kumakain Future tense - kakain Laro (to play) Past - naglaro Present - naglalaro Future - maglalaro Start with the basics. You'll find Filipino youtubers teaching the basics. Then, start watching more Filipino programs and interviews. But listening to OPM music would do. Listen and try to sing along.

[@Capricorn-u3m]

Makes me emotional on 8.!! “Eight until the end”

[@naisaoka2274]

Salamat Pierre. I almost fell off my chair at ~ 18:30 😂

[@Sunkisstin]

They surprised their Blooms during their concert when they sang "8" since they really didn't performed it often or in any of their shows. They said, they're all saving "8" for their big bigs shows. And indeed..they made their blooms, US cry. You can checked their concert performance and how Colet, Maloi, Jho belt the high notes of the song😊

[@mechasatsu6214]

These are the songs that are guaranteed to be a tear jerker once they sing these live on a very large stage. ❤

[@Huugeee]

Try their "Here with you" and "8" bini verse performance, specially gensan performance. Actually Colet cringe if she hears 8 hahaha

[@sergiothesicko2695]

you mean "here with you" right?

[@Huugeee]

​@@sergiothesicko2695ya ya im sorry hahaha

[@miguelfaciol]

They could've put different language in translation, but instead they put Baybayin on it! AND THAT'S NOBLE!! 😭😭 I LOVE THEM SO MUCH❤️❤️❤️

[@blinkwithbp2154]

As always you have the most genuine reaction.

[@Adobomonster]

Hi Pierre, if you're looking for something different, can you check out "the state of idol music" by winterosy. Bini was mentioned.

[@ariellemaryg3828]

Up on this one !!

[@sydneykimmaramba9159]

maraming salamat pierre sa walang sawang pag supporta sa BINI❤

[@iztud.7487]

Hi, Pierre. Pls check their performance of 8 during the biniverse concert.

[@kingrafaelmanzano3839]

Here with you up next Pierre another song of Bini that always made me cry, about your concern about learning our language a friend of mine which is American learn it by watching Filipino movies & tv series of course with sub title dont know if it work for you but my friend now speak the language as if she's one of the locals happy learning btw thanks as always for loving Bini❤❤❤❤❤

[@bloom_timd792]

The best way to learn Tagalog is to have a Filipino friend! I'm just kidding. Start with the basics, like introducing yourself, buying something, asking something, etc. Frequently listen or watch Filipino songs, shows, and movies, even talk shows with english subtitles.

[@samwise5486]

13:51 regarding on learning tagalog it's the same as to how we filipinos learn english which is watching Tagalog shows and listening to tagalog music. to be honest foreigners don't need to do much because majority of the populace knows and understands English fluently, even in some bini clips you can see them mixing eng-tag throughout

[@ruzhid1994]

You make me cry too Pierre🥺 your reaction is very genuine🥺😍 thank you

[@gianyohan]

i can only think of duolingo to learn the language that is friendly to anybody

[@McCULAY]

8 is really hit the spot. how come this isnt known in the ph. this is so good❤

[@p-poptayo]

Also would you like to react to this, hope you see it so magical hehe KZ, THE JUANS & BINI - Its A Kind of Magic (PH Version)

[@acerusioannes234]

It started raining here when they sang the ah-ah-ah-ah part of 8. Holy mother of Bini, I'm blessed!

[@nbngaming1932]

Most sincere Rector For me More Power to your Chanel

[@put.a]

fun fact: 8 alongside Karera are sung in graduations💙✨