ENGLISH SPOKENING DOLLAR YARN?! | Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho

[@aleishaems7144]

English major ako. Naiinggit tlga ako sa mga bata na marunong magenglish kakagigil lakas mka talino hahahaaa kaya ko kinuha ang course. Start them young!

[@Kuyabakas]

Ang baba talaga ng pamantayan natin. Nag English lang, matalino na. Paano kung nag spanish pa sila, baka himatayin ka na no. Haha

[@clintabordo8132]

@@Kuyabakas oo nga boss,nag english lng nman.haha

[@JJuarez8]

Samantalang ako natatakot ako para sa anak ko na sana matutunan nya ang salitang tagalog at pilit parin naming tinuturuan mag tagalog and then ikaw sasabihin mo ang lakas maka talino, english just a language hindi basihan yan. BTW we lived in the U.S.

[@marklee4256]

@@Kuyabakas True, Paano pa kaya yung mga Chinese sa Binondo marunong,mag Chinese, Tagalog, English at ang galing din sa Math at traditional Medicine 😂

[@henapama5720]

Lol hahaaha

[@parekoy736]

Mga bata mabilis sila maka cope up, they will adapt as per environment they are in. Gaya ng anak ko noon nasa international school siya lagi english ang salata, after umuwi ng Philippines at na enroll sa local school slowly nabawas na pag english as needed na lang.

[@dyme917]

Ako naman 4 yrs old ako ng isang buwan nagbakasyon sa Leyte kasama papa ko. Pagkauwi ko sa manila napaka-fluent ko mag-bisaya at nakakasabay ako sa conversations ng mga tita at papa ko. Kaso nga lang pagkatapos no'n isang taong tengga at sunod-sunod naman na taon bawat bakasyon umuuwi sa Bicol kasama mama ko kaya ayon nalimutan ko magbisaya pero nakakaintindi naman kaso lang sa pagbibikol naman ako magaling ngayon kasi sa bahay ayon gamit ng mga kapatid ko lalo na kapag seryosong usapan. Kaya naman hindi na talaga ako nagugulat sa mga bata na magagaling ng magsalita ng iba't ibang lengguwahe sa murang edad lalo na kung yung mga tao sa paligid nila ay laging pinapaalala sa kanila yung language na 'yon ❤️

[@glaudine7349]

Really, it depends on the vicinity exposure and the habits of using the language consistently can impact on how a person can use it casually. Although it's a good thing to learn different languages in the early age but if it's not consistently taught until adulthood, it would easily be forgotten. Depends on the person.

[@AlyzaJennRamos-l4y]

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[@simone222]

Napakacute at charming ng mga bata. Napanood namin ito ng 7 y/o ko noong Linggo. Sana ay matupad lahat ng pangarap nila sa paglaki nila. At talaga naman na magagamit ang Inggles sa maraming bagay at ako mismo ay mapapatunayan yan. Pero sana sariling inang wika ang atin muna unahin mahalin at kabisahin. Ang kuya ko at asawa niya, Inggles ang unang itinuro sa apat na anak kaya hirap na hirap ang mga bata sa asignaturang Filipino sa eskwela. Galing ako sa isang simpleng pamilya. Hindi kami mayaman pero mayaman ang bahay namin sa mga libro. Mga magulang ko ay edukado at bihasa din sa Inggles pero hindi nila ako pinilit ni minsan na kabisahin una ang Inggles. Kapampangan ang gamit namin na lenggwahe sa bahay. Pero bata pa lang ako ay mahilig na akong magbasa kaya mas naging mabilis ang pagkabihasa ko sa Inggles lalo na noong ako'y pumapasok na sa eskwela dahil magagaling ang mga maestra namin sa Inggles. At kahit na nangunguna ako lagi sa asignaturang Inggles sa eskwela, nangunguna din ako sa asignaturang Filipino mula elementarya hanggang kolehiyo. Sa ngayon, masasabing bihasa din ako sa dalawa pang banyagang lenggwahe bukod sa Inggles. Kaya sa mga magulang dito o tumatayong gabay ng isang bata, sana ay turuan muna natin silang maging bihasa sa sarili nating wika. Kung hindi, baka lalong mapadali ang pagkawala nito ayon sa mga eksperto. Isa pa, lalo na kung dito sa Pilipinas nakatira, dapat lang na unahin alamin at kabisahin ang sariling wika. Para sa akin, mas napadali ako matuto ng Inggles o ano pang wikang banyaga dahil kabisa ko ang sarili kong wika. Iyong mga accents, natututunan at nadedevelop din naman iyan over time. Ang natural na accent ko ay may pagka-British. Basta na lang na naging ganito, wala ako ginaya, mga maestra ko sa eskwela ang nakapansin. Mas nahasa ang accent na ito noong ako'y nagtrabaho sa Inglaterra. At masasabi din na may general US accent ako dahil nalagi din ako ng madaming taon sa Estados Unidos. Heto pala ang aking mga suhestyon base sa aking mga naging karanasan kung paano mahasa o maging fluent sa Inggles: (i) passion o matinding pagnanasa na matuto (noong bata ako, may mga kalaro akong mga banyagang bata kaya pinilit ko mag-Inggles kahit bali-bali para makahiram ako ng mga laruan nila); (ii) seryosohin ang asignaturang Inggles sa eskwela; (iii) isapuso at isaisip ang mga pundamental na panuto sa balarilang Inggles/English grammar lalo na iyong mga panuto sa subject-verb agreement; (iv) magbasa ng panitikang Inggles lagi lalo na yun mga klasikong nobela (by: Jane Austen; Charles Dickens; Bronte sisters; Dostoyevsky; Conrad; Dumas; Hugo; Shelley; Woolf; Buck; et al.). (v) ilista ang mga salita o parirala o pangungusap na interesante o matalinghaga; (vi) gamitin agad sa pangungusap ang mga natutunang banyagang salita o parirala (vii) makipagusap lagi sa taong marunong sa banyagang wika; at ang last resort---(viii) manirahan sa banyagang bansa kung saan ginagamit ang wikang ito dahil mapipilitan ka talagang maging bihasa sa wikang banyaga sa sitwasyong ito.

[@NnaYam5138]

Saludo ako sayo Simone! Ngayon ko lang nabasa ang iyong komento at natutuwa akong malaman na di tayo nagkakalayo ng pananaw at karanasan.

[@simone222]

@@NnaYam5138 I've just read and gave a Like to the comment you made which was full of wisdom and heart. Thanks a tonne. Lovely to meet you, May Ann. 🌸

[@Jenxnxyeonsx]

I'm from Este/Eastern Samar. I'm from Borongan and balangkayan is just an hours away. Majority of kids here can speak English. Even in the Barangays and I'm really happy that they're being appreciated❤️ kids here can speak Waray-waray, English and Tagalog.

[@rosaruiz443]

Saan o paano po sila natuto 🤔

[@amihanghabagat]

I'm also from Samar! I agree with you. Most of us here speak English, which we learned both in school and through daily conversations. It's incredible that despite having different dialects like Cebuano, Waray, Tagalog, Ilonggo, Kinaray-a, etc., we can communicate with each other. I mention this to emphasize the diverse linguistic abilities of Samar kids. That's why, starting from elementary school, we've been taught and encouraged to practice English through regular class conversations. I'm not saying that the majority can speak, but I can say that almost all kids at school, whether public or private, are proficient in English.

[@sheenaqueen1847]

Though it's important din na we learn English for us to gain more opportunities in the real world pero it's also important to give emphasis sa ating sariling wika. We must make sure that we preserve our language because it's part of our identity as Filipinos. Hopefully we also encourage other foreign people to get to learn Filipino, kaya I find it amazing kapag may mga foreign nationals who really make an effort na aralin ang sarili natin wika. I also discovered many foreigners who study Tagalog songs. Amazing! At dun mo makikita na maganda lahat ng lengguahe. Walang mas nakaka-angat. Every language is beautiful.

[@christinemanejero8923]

I agree. We live abroad but we teach our kids our native dialect. Kaya nagulat ako nung umuwi kmi last time, when I saw my cousins kids speaks English rather than the local dialect. Nakakalungkot lng minsan mas alam pa nila ang English kaysa sariling wika natin.

[@never2017]

Its taglish po ah 😁

[@sheenaqueen1847]

@@never2017 yes somehow maintindihan ng ibang babasa na di nakakaintindi ng Filipino kasi weird ang Google Translate

[@sheenaqueen1847]

@@christinemanejero8923 Wow that's good to know po. I also heard na many Filipinos pa nga abroad tend to "forget" the language kahit na nasa early teens na sila nag-migrate. Kindda sad po. Colonial mentality is still prevalent unfortunately. It doesn't mean we speak English doesn't mean we don't love our language. Actually we have an advantage kasi we can share our language to other people. Like with my Korean students before, kahit na 3 months lang sila dito, somehow they learn some Filipino expressions kasi I share it with them. Nakakatuwa kasi very interested sila. Syempre like us, it's added skill if we speak another language.

[@Andi-fk8vs]

Agree. Kids will learn to speak and write in English in school but sariling wika should know it by heart.

[@NJDJ1986]

kasi parang silang intelligent kapag mag-ingles sila! very proud of the kids since they hardcore flexing their english!

[@carmentaira1148]

Ang exposure sa iba ibang culture helps, English is my first language, then tagalog, conversational Japanese and proud to say flawless ako mag aklanon. Just blessed that I am half japanese, pinoy ang tatay was born in Japan with exposure to Americans where my father used to work for the military US base and I attended school in the Philippines. I am very proud of my Aklanon dialect skill which I use to include in my resume and it becomes a part of the interview :)

[@mellowmed458]

Saan po sa aklan?😊

[@DarwinTapayan]

Nice Kabayan. Proud Aklanon

[@Sunflower-zn9le]

Hello Kabayan 🥰

[@carmentaira1148]

@@mellowmed458 Batan

[@animix2795]

aklanon refers to the people of Aklan. but the dialect of Aklan is Akeanon. 😁. btw keep it up.

[@anneyunniemoss7495]

May apo ako sa pamangkin hindi tinuturuan kasi parents never speak english sa bahay nila. Nalaman ko sa panonood ng tv. Yong accent pagkakamalan mo ng foreigner....kaso nahihirapan niya yong Filipino pero unti2 niyang natutunan na. Pero hanggang ngayon kahit sa loob ng paaralan ma amaze ka how she speaks & explains re sa mga subjects na tinatalakay sa loob ng classroom❤

[@gamerslifetv2348]

I love their accent , I’m here in USA and they sounds so great !!! No Filipino accent but American accent..

[@adventeracy7792]

@RAVISHING-TROOP-TV why hate?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@NewRepublicMapper]

They speak like North American Standard Accent (Accent of Journalists in US and Canada)

[@raizen4271]

Nope

[@NnaYam5138]

I'm proud to say that me and my brother are fluent in English even if we were not brought up to speak as such. This is the reason why I do not believe that bringing up my kids that way could help develop their intellect. It would always depend on how you nurture and support them. Also there is always a risk for them to learn and appreciate their mother tongue as they grow up which could give the difficulty of them being able to interact with children of their age.

[@kateayapana1461]

Exactly right .....

[@justinmacasinag6258]

It is said that the more languages you learn and speak in your early age other than your mother tongue language, the more your brain gets rewired and think clearer on logical aspects because it rearranges every time you speak to that language with different rules of writing or speaking. No wonder linguistics is one of the major types of intelligences

[@NnaYam5138]

@@TheBrightFuture30Channel back at you. You better read MORE books for you to understand.

[@NnaYam5138]

@@TheBrightFuture30Channel Yes! With the way you speak and how you view things, it is 100% evident so take some sleeping pills and it will really help your brain to read and think clearly while reading books.

[@kkkk-iv9cc]

@@TheBrightFuture30Channel cringe

[@bellevilla8152]

Jessica Soho: Itinuturing ngang universal language ang English pero bago pa sana natin itong tuluyang yakapin pag-aralan at mahalin din natin ang ating mother tongue o sarili nating wika!

[@kentpaulbalasegapol]

tama, kahit d2 aa Zamboanga city talagang may subject ng chavacano kailangan mo talaga magsalita ng chavacano .

[@janiceguico2857]

they are still young they can learn more.

[@jessiekha9955]

Kaya bilib ako sa mga Chinese partikular dito sa Italya kahit dito ipinanganak meronh bihasa sa Italian at lalo na sa chinese.

[@malditaliteral874]

Tama ngiging una nila ang salita ng english Hndi msama marunong mag english pero nsa pinas dpat dpat una ang wikang tagalog at isa pa Bakit sila nakakapasa sa wikang tagalog sa school kung hindi sila marunong mag tagalog. At tuwang tuwa nmn ang magulang. Dpat sa magulang mag uumpisa.

[@oliverpadel]

"Magagaling sa Engles, sariling wika ay panis"

[@greatlife6846]

Ang galing! Communication during growing up with parents is one of d big factor regardless of who u become. Congrats to them!

[@IbrahimKaisyVlogs]

That's nice accent cute.. well just keep it balance and still learn tagalog like me and my kids.

[@nonna19_21]

Its cool to see youmg kids speak english or other languages but hopefully they will never forget their own mother tongue especially if they were born or raise there.

[@iioyeh]

Keep working hard at it kiddos. More practice and proper teaching, speaking in English will be second nature to you both. Good job parents!

[@shinnevalencia4860]

Tama po ,mas mahalaga parin yong sarili nating wikang TAGALOG🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@chelchoi6417]

I can say I'm good at English, I'm also learning several languages at once but I never and would never forget my native language.

[@paulemboy6066]

Same here

[@ginamukbangtv9233]

I love noah, kusa siya natuto sa english.. Sana naman ma adapt nia hanggang sa paglaki nia

[@ALLWILLBEOVERR]

I feel like we should normalize hearing people speak english in our country. I grew up the same way and I always had people saying mean things just beacuse of it. Teach your children how to speak more than one language and they will thank you someday.

[@junlucas69]

Philippines is known for being a good english speaker and yet..

[@e1ghthree]

This statement reeks of linguistic colonialism.

[@watermoron4219]

While i think its great to teach kids english i still find it important to at least develop fluency of their native language. My tagalog is fluent but its still a bit wonky bc i grew up speaking english and I empathize w those in similar situations bc making friends / filipino subjects can get hard.

[@2spky5me]

As a kid, I used to speak English like this. I was even the announcer for my school's events for many years. In my own house, I was speaking mostly english, but outside the house, people did not like it. People thought I was a pompous rich brat. They ridiculed me because I spoke english. I could speak my native language very well but I just preferred using english during that time. Gradually, I learned to not use english when speaking to other people in public. It affected me mentally to the point where I would get unreasonably mad when I hear a cebuano child speak english in public. I get mad because; 1.they sound like rich pompous brats. 2. I wasn't allowed to do that, so why are THEY allowed? Is it ok to do that now? Sorry for the rant, but it's been bottled up inside me for 17 years.

[@Michael_Vincent_Acebuche]

The accent is just a cherry on top😊😊 DAPAT LANG!! na marurunong ang mga BATA mag English dahil tinuturo yan kahit sa mga public schools.. their fluency in English is just an extreme example that they go school & they're learning

[@AmigoSanjo12921]

kudos to the parents/guardians whose continuously guiding & accompanying them as well. a one of those proper ways in honing them as kids. such a wondrous story that hopefully young generations could relate & be inspired by it as well. this awe-inspiring kids sure have a bright future ahead, god bless little ones ☺️🙏🏼

[@Kuyabakas]

Mukhang di mo pinanood ng mabuti ung video. Sa KZbin natutunan nung mga lalaki ang pag english at ung babae naman ay sa lola nya. Haahahhaa.

[@ivyanabo173]

@RAVISHING-TROOP-TV ang savage mo po, sir! 😂

[@lucaspierre9305]

Nag English ka pa kasi! Nahirapan ka sigurong nag sulat nyan ano?

[@antiflyingipis]

@@Kuyabakas youtube din yang batang babae di naman magkakaaccent yan ng ganyan kung sa lola lang natuto.

[@chinese_bromance]

Mas marunong pa sila mag english kesa sakin na English Major ang tinake na course😭😂 Ang tatalino nyo mga be. 💙

[@gabrielgysmxc1321]

Sasha's English is so good 😭 like she talks so fast😍😍😝😝 love you girl😝😝😍😍

[@solotraveller888]

Noah has got the ear for languages. He even got the accent right,just by watching YT. 😊

[@honeyleiz1170]

true❤

[@vashyronresonance5915]

*80% kapag ang magulang ay teacher. Nagiging magaling tlga ang mga anak nila!*

[@beeoneder6799]

That is true !!

[@leynorquita2450]

Kaya pala yung classmate Kong babae at yung ate nya valedictorian nong elementary dahil teacher yung mama nila

[@johnpaulbelleza7430]

Saan po galing data nyo?

[@GuillemoreGatab]

Eh ako teacher nman nanay ko.. bat wala akong gana mag aral😩

[@vashyronresonance5915]

*Yun isang nag aaral TIP sa q.c wala gana pumasok pero uno yun grado!*

[@lanieamsdill9392]

Ako nga matagal na ako rito sa America kinamatis pa rin ang English ko pero hanga pa rin ang mga ka coworkers ko na Americano kasi sabi nila magaling ako mag salita nang English.Natutuwa talaga ako sa mga batang Pinoy na magaling mag salita nang English, di ba cute pakinggan. I barely passed my English subject when I graduated in college so talagang hanga ako sa kanila.Thanks God for giving them the ability to speak good English.I

[@barbaryotik78]

Galing ni Noah my accent even me I started learning my English on KZbin watching English movie only....❤️💋 I hate math, science and English kc English ang ginagamit🤣🤣🤣Kaya thank you KZbin

[@jessicaverolavlog]

@RAVISHING-TROOP-TV hoy grabe ka napaka perfect mo naman makasabi ka ng mangmang akala mo alam mo lahat ng bagay sa mundo!

[@barbaryotik78]

@RAVISHING-TROOP-TV cnsya ka na po ha sa utube lang kc talaga aq natuto mag English aminado ako mangmang aq sa grammar di tulad nyo po napaka talino nyo

[@claragacita20]

Anak ko natuto lang din sa youtube mag english at spanish. Surprisingly pag iniilonggo ko naiintindihan niya din. Ako din naman sa youtube natututo. Hayaan mo lang mga nagcocomment na nagmamarunong. Povera anima 🤣

[@barbaryotik78]

@@claragacita20 Oo naman ma'am thank you ganyan talaga KAPWA PINOY pa ung mag sasabi na mangmang ka matalinong naturingan pero nasan parang hindi naman.

[@mnt7526]

Yung accent grammar ni Noah at Sasha accurate tlga

[@interestinglearning3032]

STOP THE MINDSET na pag ang pilipino nag english kinakalimutan na nila yung language, kinakahiya or kinakalimutan nila yung nation nila. English is important that we should normalize in Philippines and to pilipinos. It is important to the point that we might need it someday to express our point or to understand something. English is for everybody. You don’t have to be rich, educated, or foreign just to have the right to speak in English. 💯

[@MommyAlee]

Pero English po comment nyo 😆

[@userbutnotabuser24]

Tama. Mabuti na matoto ng English kaysa magsalitang instik ang mga pinoy. Haha

[@arkination3302]

After all, English is official language in the Philippines.

[@huaweiupdates]

Yes, it is important po. Much better if we must strive for fluency.(◕ᴗ◕✿)

[@kyliemarietugade2862]

True mindset kasi ng pinoy sobra judgemental

[@victoriadelrosario4456]

Yung batang babae ang talagang magaling mag english 👏👏

[@bobservan1882]

Agree

[@leticiachiok8057]

It's truly beneficial for children at a very young age to develop speaking skills and love for learning. To have early grasp of speaking abilities, that is to introduce them to such environment (at home) where 2 languages beside their mother tongue (Pilipino, Chinese or or any dialect) is spoken. Acc. to research, a child's brain is wired even as a toddler (then say, 3-5 yrs.old) can learn 2-3 languages. In some Asian culture, I met a Singaporean family (parents of Chinese descent) whose 4-yr. child can communicate fairly well in Chinese (Mandarin), English and Malay (due to his baby-sitter who speaks Malay) as well as his own mother who is Chinese-Malay. The kid's parents mostly converse in Mandarin (plus their relatives). Parents also talk to their young kid in English since he already goes to an international nursery school. Aside from learning other languages or dialects, they easily adapts to English language from watching English educational/interactive videos or cartoons and thru reading English children's books.

[@Gpbalisi]

Jusko sa ilang taon na ako dito sa Canada eh mas may maayos pa na accent ang mga batang ito😅😅😅KIDS, MAKE YOUR PARENTS PROUD!❤

[@sharmierose1618]

It's just their medium of communication. That's all. Just like how cats say meow and dogs say aww when they are talking to each other. 😂🤣🤣

[@VMAxxxo]

This

[@justsimplyjc]

Noah sounds so good.. Like he really is like a native English speaker...

[@mariamontilla2089]

Ganyan din daughter ko nung 4 to 5 years old 😂 Natuto naman sa school, bawal kasi mag ingay kapag Tagalog kaya napipilitan sila mag English hanggang naging fluent na. Until now naman na dalagita na siya marunong padin dahil sa nakakausap niya online na English speaking din. Consistency is the key lang, pero sa house Taglish naman ever since kapag nakikipag usap sa kanya.

[@chilakay5358]

weeee

[@myragelarso1577]

These kids are so impressive! Haha while me, I improved my English by watching Friends lol. Nakakatuwa sila pakinggan haha

[@Noah-cd8bb]

oh wow, su acento filipino y su acento inglés eran tan buenos

[@Mark-bf1zk]

hello

[@josephushmoyan489]

because of youtube @noah hehehe

[@KAPANTATTV]

im lisik.

[@SenyoritaStoic]

Claro que sí! Jajajja Holi, hermano!

[@ryanbeaufort1340]

Guao, un hablante de español, es la primera vez que he visto alguien hablandola especialmente por el comentario 🥰😍

[@LifeandLeisure117]

Very rare po but its impressive having a young girl Or boy is fluently speaking in English. Iyan po ang ipinagmahal sa atin ng ibang bansa na ang Pilipino ay LINGUISTIC nakakaproud ang mga bata🙏🏻👏👏👏👍👍👍

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

University of KZbin students yaaaarn! 😅😘

[@peterpaul2497]

andito knanaman?? hahaha

[@lorensammrat3065]

Talk to me in Tagalog

[@markjohndybeltran4405]

I love your content po

[@OFWEnglishLessons]

@@peterpaul2497 suki ako ni Mareng Jess, ano ka ba?! 😅😘

[@Philippines_Bravary]

Nice profile 👍🏻

[@adiakiyes6354]

I'm surely believe this kids stay at home madalas Kasi pag nasa kapitbahay sa mga ibang kids alarm na... Kudos sa mga parents.

[@jericocanoy6104]

Naalala ko tuloy Nung nagbakasyon ako sa US,ang mga bata don Isang taon pa lng ang galing mag english

[@rflixphvlogs]

Hahaha,, naala korin yong nag bakasyon ako sa japan mga 1 year old palang na bata sa kanila ang galing na magsalita ng hapon.

[@Jepoy900]

Lol, parang nung last na bakasyon ko sa Pinas…yung pamangkin ko wala pang 2 yrs old ang galing na din mag-tagalog😆😆😆

[@mamangguard3446]

Parang ganun din nung nag bakasyon ako sa bicol last year mga bata doon 1year old palang ang galing na mag bicol

[@viktoriahuge3076]

Sa Saudi nga ang gagaling mag Arabic ng mga bata doon. Daig pa tayo.

[@gabballares3479]

We always say love your mother tongue but the fact is having good command of the English language always gives you an advantage especially in school and in the corporate world. Pwera na lang kung artista ka, mas preferred pa rin ng tao yung nagta Tagalog.

[@jenniemadeja]

Very good! Exposing children with English language would be their advantage in future. I am working in an English speaking country and it was hard when I started. Now, I feel bad for new migrant workers who stutter when speaking in English because locals could be impatient at times. Please expose them in English. Tagalog is brilliant but English would be a great tool for international relations.

[@royall2853]

This is good language learning for the kids. Just take note it is just a language. Student's still need to have good reading comprehension, math skills, science skills and other skills they can learn from other important subjects.

[@HannieRie]

Math is really important to be honest. You can speak but when it comes to solving math problems you need to use analytical skills in order to get the solutions.

[@yolz1238]

Oh wow, English with an accent, bravo kids..👍👏👏👏But don't forget to learn our mother language too..

[@floramansueto1077]

Bisaya hirap magtagalog..english kc gamit lalo na maliliit pa mga bata.

[@Bahay0701]

Ung apo ko rin since nag start sya talking, nagulat kami English din. Until now 5yrs old na sya still English ang easy para sa kanya. We teach tagalog too but he speak more English.

[@johnsarosos4776]

madali lng matutunan ang wikang Pilipino... kaya ok lng na unang matutunan ang English laro na kapag bata kapa...kasi pag matanda kana mahihirapan muna matutunan yan atsaka yong accent matigas...better learn English at an early age kasi madali mo matutunan.

[@kemueljohnson9482]

Cgurado ka bka nag kakamali ka tayo mga pilipino nga mali pa nga sa pag bikas nang ating lenguwahe

[@shawyhomey858]

Ganyan lahat ng pamangkin ko di pa pumapasok sa school, natuto na agad ng English pati accent. Nakuha sa panonood ng english cartoons sa KZbin. Malaki ang influence ng napapanood nila. Since yun ang natutunan nila. We always answer them back in English. They understand tagalog too.

[@2lazytolisten298]

I had a hard time learning my own language back then, the first item in my life was my family’s laptop and at such a young age I learned English that easily.

[@janpatricknicolas3204]

Wala naman masamang mag-ingles as long as na may matutunan ng mga bata, pero hwag sanang kalimutan ang wikang Pilipino dahil nakakasira ang ating pagbigkas ng wikang Pilipino, at tandaan natin na iisa lang ang ating wika dito sa bansa. Mag-iingles o kahit anong linguwahe lang mga tao kung may kinausap na dayuhan o kahit na ano as long as may Pilipinong interpreter(translator) para magkaintindihan tayo.

[@myownhappyfamily4995]

Growing up, it's either we speak in Cebuano or English so Tagalog is really challenging for me. I can understand some words but when someone asks in Tagalog, automatically I'd reply in English and people would give me that look. Maybe they're thinking I look very Filipino, I live in the Phils but can't speak or have a hard time understanding Tagalog? I dunno lol

[@paulemboy6066]

Heck lol yeah same here My Tagalog isn’t comprehensive as my English.

[@lasttime500]

Same energy hahahaha. I understand English more than Tagalog even though I'm Filipino. (A Cebuano, from Mindanao)

[@2spky5me]

@@lasttime500 I can quickly glance at an english sentence and understand it in no time at all, while with Tagalog, I really need to focus on each word in a sentence. Reading tagalog/filipino is exhausting for me haha.

[@HanaeMiu]

I liked their accent! I live in Paris. I understand the FILIPINAS so I'm here to watch

[@drinkupheartiesyoho9442]

Always watch English movies, read a book, try to speak English to others, train every day, try quiz the correct English grammar cuz that's where you'll know if you've ever learned anything

[@shakagivavalles8653]

Dapat d natin kalimutan ang ating sariling wika. Kasi sa panahon ngayon, ms tinatangkilik pa ngayon ng mga tao lalo na ang mga kabataan ngayon ang wikang ingles at ito ang naging dahilan na medjo nahihirapan din tayo sa pgturo ng mga anak natin sa sariling nating wika.

[@luvmailashes2632]

Oh my gosh they’re soooo cute! Totes adorbs! Here in the US it’s backwards, I’m trying to teach my children to speak bisaya 😅

[@YYC403NOYP]

Don't TEACH. Talk to them like it's part of daily conversation. Just tell them what it means. My 4 year old nephew every now and then inserts Tagalog words while talking to us. He knows what they mean. You cannot actually let them hear "ADULT WORDS" because they HEAR and REPEAT

[@belle-ji4eg]

Hello Kumusta ka!

[@sieghildvonheim651]

I'm proud of you, you have my respect. shame on these other filipino parents who would expose their kids in english but don't know how to to teach mother tongue

[@luvmailashes2632]

@@YYC403NOYP I do speak to them in Bisaya since they were born so they both can understand Bisaya pretty well, the problem is they don’t speak it, thus the teaching part. I think even the “adult” words, so that’s why we have to speak in Tagalog if we don’t want them to understand LOL

[@luvmailashes2632]

@@sieghildvonheim651 it really is nothing special I think, I think its just laziness on my part to speak English to them, they can fully understand, but don’t know how to speak it. Hahaha

[@rosemarienaagas6521]

I sing before in mid 2000s! yup! i spoke English without tutor! I watch English channel also music! as a PWD,i'm so proud of these kids!

[@jheffskie2657]

i love their english accent, it's much more better than mine though 🤣

[@zeronxepher4167]

@RAVISHING-TROOP-TV woah chill

[@jofeltransmil4983]

Wow Si Noah English speaking with American accent . Proud of you kids igkasi taga Eastern samar but hope you guys to be also fluent in our mother tounge ,the waray language! not dialect but a language! And especially our Tagalog

[@arlyn1018]

Ang taray American accent tlg ang bata parang kala mo sa US tumira. Ang galing.

[@marieroyal4434]

Matindi talaga ang implwensiya ni KZbin sa mga bata. Kakaiba. Hindi mahihirapan mga batang ito na makipag-usap sa mga counterparts nila sa U.S. Easy peazy sa kanila ang lengguwahe ng mga westerners.

[@sarahellsberry6179]

They're so adorable & smart kids. I learned English Lanugauge at the Elementary in the place weren't using Tagalog Language in Mindanao way back in 70's. Cebuhano is the dialect but only English allowed at the classroom except when it comes to Filipino subject. There's a time when I was at third grade our teacher every time she goes for the teachers meeting she always put me in charge at the classroom, so I stated making a prpgram inside. The School it was in Baligian School in Mindanao.

[@ailed3098]

Yes that was the time of FEM when we were in elementary we speak English.

[@paulemboy6066]

Cebuano is a separate language not a dialect! Do you even know the difference between a language and dialect?

[@sarahellsberry6179]

@@paulemboy6066 Well, that was back then in 70's all of Filipino were spoken Cebuhano outside except inside the classroom prohibited, I didn't know afterwards because my parents travel far away in Nothern Samar when I was 13 yrs old, then it's a Waray dialect only for a short time over there. Internationally Cebuhano isn't listed as a Language, but Spanish yes it's a Language. Me habla spanish poketo. I've been to Puerto Vallarta Mexico, another trip in Guadalajara Mexico last 1993.

[@paulemboy6066]

@@sarahellsberry6179 if you consider Cebuano as a dialect then consider if there’s the mutual intelligibility between Tagalog and other languages in the Philippines

[@sarahellsberry6179]

@@paulemboy6066 For what I knew Philippines country the language is Tagalog. But even this Tagalog is a language but isn't listed in Community College to where I am. The point is Cebuhano is mix with Spanish words from Cebu to Butuan City even to where Lake Maint area but not to go to Surigao because it will be a Suriganon. I guess if it all Spanish words no mix Cebuhano or another dialect etc then maybe it's concedering Spanish language for sure. But you know it's country it has a language on its own. In that country is Tagalog. I may right? For example you go to Japan then the language is Japanese that's thier language, then In Vietnam is Vetnamise language there are only example. Have a great day !

[@jessiepusing6975]

kaya nga ang pagiging mahusay ng mga bata ay nasa magulang ang secreto kung paano nila ito hubugin.number one teacher is god mother or god father or grand lola o grand lolo.💋

[@kikaypam81]

Thats awesome!I want my son to be a linguist too…so Im teaching him Filipino.

[@mariadomingo3723]

para sakin matututunan nila naturally ang tagalog-kasi most of the people around them tagalog salita-hindi ito tungkol sa colonial mentality-ito ay pagpapala at malaking advantage sa pag aaral at pagtatrabaho or negosyo pag laki nia. ,yung apo ko naman tagalog ang gamit ko para matuto siya -kasi most people around her speak english.nakakatuwa yung mga bata☺️

[@thejoegranturismo7way]

Love it just like my 3 wonderful children💖💖💖There english is so deep i cannot swim😍😅only in the🇵🇭💖💖

[@Kuyabakas]

Mukha nga. Magpaturo ka sa kanila para alam mo kaibahan ng there, their at they're. Haha

[@toffeeavatar5011]

Ganyan mga apo ko. Natuto sa childrens movies and cartoons with foreign accents from TV. My grandson and grand daughter speaks fluent english but different accents. Lalo pa sila nag improve dahil sa foreign kids sila pina upo sa classroom para daw may translator and/or maka participate ang foreign kids sa ibang kids rin. Nosebleed si nanay/mommy although business management graduate at exposed sa sales with foreign boss and clients. Taglish si mommy, daddy sanay at mga kids fluent with english (British/US accents). Hindi tinuruan ng magulang, at wala pang titser sa family namin. Matataas ang grade sa school maliban sa Pilipino subject but they speak taglish at home and with playmates.

[@LilithMorningstar999]

Grabe sina Noah at Sasha! Perfect American accent! ☺️😱

[@pinaysappetiteasmr24]

Mas gusto ko accent ni Noah at Sasha hahaha

[@joetan2653]

Colonized parin tayo ng America. Sana magaling din mag tagalog yung mga batang yan. 😥 Filipino..

[@ashleykated575]

Visayas/Bisaya people are more intelligent when it comes to English, Mapapansin na more fluent sila sa wikang Ingles kesa sa tagalog 😂💯 Proud Waray here. ☺️❤️ Go intelligent kidsss!

[@christopher19843]

Nope, normal nalang yan mga bata nag English dito sa Manila.

[@ferncorpuz935]

Noong bata pa ako, I remember may mga matatanda na magaling at fluent sa English. Sila ay natuto noon sakupa pa ng Americano ang Pilipinas. At saka noon bilib ang ibang countries sa katalinuhan ng mga Pilipino na ipinadadala as representative ng Pilipinas. Ngayon iba na ang quality ng educational system ng Pilipinas. Napagiwanan na tayo ng ibang Asian countries. Sana ang mga Filipino ibinoto natin si Isko as our President. Siya ang may qualities na mang-angat sana ng ating bansa.

[@LeilaniCTV]

My son can also speak,read, write and understands English somehow he could hardly understand Pilipino language..it's important to use our mother tongue as well

[@adriansantos6503]

Im from the us and I come from Texas I respect this❤ I love Filipinos❤

[@bunnylady6758]

These kids have better American accent than me, a callcenter agent.😂 I wanna hear tricycle and jeepney drivers speak in English like these, as well as construction workers and palengke workers. It would be fun to watch.😂

[@gelasam]

Maganda na rin matuto ang mga bata ng english kc karamihan sa mga bata ngayon 2 yrs old pa lang alam na panu mag mura, mas maganda na rin yan para di nila maintindihan yung mga nababanggit ng ibang mga kabataan sa paligid nila.

[@Amber_Ley]

Actually when I was a child I was already speaking in English- And I can speak filipino too

[@rollybriones4489]

wow grabe mga bata nuh magaling with accents . yung anak ko laging panood ng english cartoons sa TV natulala ako naka pag english minsan . di namm namin tinuroan.

[@DjDandalandan]

Ang cuuuuute ng mga accent nila 😍

[@raborjs1012]

Same my Son Asht9n Ryker😍ang galing mag english😀unang salita niya English kaya nagulat kami sa kanya..buti nlng nakpagsalita na anak ko ng bisaya o yong sariling wika natin😍

[@MasterGalaOfficial]

Cute...

[@MaylynQuinit]

My 6 yrs old grandson who died last April bcoz of brain tumor is a very smart boy at a very young age, nobody taught him to speak English but he is very fluent with good accent, he learned to speak english through utube only, i miss him so much

[@민호-n9e]

Yong anak ko nman mag English lng cxa pag ako kausap..pro pag papa at lola lolo nya mag korean cxa...

[@maryann33335]

Gagiii walang Wala ako nung Bata.. adult na nung mag enhanced yung English ko kahit papano. Partida self study lang ginawa ko. Wala talaga pumasok sa isip ko nung nagaaral ako ng elementary at highschool. The more kataga nagbabasa at nkikinig ng English dun dadami alam mo. gandang start niyan Bata pa..

[@myladiamond1412]

I love this! Keep up the good job boys and parents.

[@susanabiros1304]

thank you my dear young students..your an excellent in English. god bless you.

[@qwrggvjjboss]

pero madami namang nag eenglish sa Pilipinas lalo na yung mga batang nanonood ng mga english videos like my cousin

[@Kuyabakas]

Tama. Di ko nga alam bakit nagugulat ang mga tao. Eh normal naman na yan.

[@marklee4256]

True 😂 Yung mga pure Chinese nga na bata sa Binondo Magaling mag Tagalog,English at Chinese magaling din sa business at Math 😂😂

[@renzg2776]

that's why i also talked to my nieces in english because i think it benefits them in a near future also it makes them to understand english more easily.

[@DarkRedMusicdarkredmusic]

"Spokening Dollars" HAHAHA GOODVIBES!

[@ar.warloffpaloma2906]

Ayoko maging gnian ang anak ko. Kahit pa nsa ibang bnsa na ako. Mahihirapan sila makihalubilo sa ibang bata at posibleng iwasan. Kahit pa english speaking,. Dpat mapractice at matuto muna xa magsalita ng tagalog bago pa mag english dahil mas un ang gagamitin makipagcommunicate lalo pa at nsa pinas ang bata.

[@erikaavance7073]

Teacher ko nong high school yong mama niya 😅

[@the_f.24]

How I wish I was born in this generation, perhaps I'll be more fluent in English as I am now. This is how gadgets should be used by the younger ones. Kudos to this kiddos!

[@Angela-di6zn]

Cocomelon yern hahaha wow English is the best talaga but it's difficult and fun

[@Assasincreedd]

Hahaha..truth...prang ung anak ko hahaha..kkanood ng cocomelon..spokening dollars na hahaha

[@KenDarrenCesa]

English yarn!!!!!! Sanaoll Maronong!!!!! Wow!!!

[@kellytanika4656]

I love her she is so adorable! I hope she does great things. I would sponsor her to study abroad if I had it. ❤❤❤

[@lindziep6319]

Gumaling àko sa english kc nanonood ako ng english cartoon nung nde pko ngaaral then tutor ko si mother ko. Ano mang accent ng english ang mahalaga kasi is ung tamang grammar at yan ang nagustuhan ng mga foreigners satin specifically sa work pero sana wag kalimutan ang sariling wika naten medyo sa panahon ngayon e npapansin ko ang mga bata or kabataan e ang hina na sa sariling wika 😢

[@thesecondhax7101]

❌ English Speaking ✅ English spokening lmao 💀☠️

[@FacqueNot]

di alam spokening

[@jaymarklaude2995]

@@FacqueNot di po word ang spokening

[@ghostcodm8782]

Spokening dollar means someone is fluent in speaking the English language.

[@thesecondhax7101]

@@ghostcodm8782 Edi kayo na may alam

[@thesecondhax7101]

@@FacqueNot Edi kayo na may alam

[@besket4182]

Madali na ang Tagalog Kasi ang environment nia ay Tagalog, the best na yan ngayon mka alam ng ibang laguage lalo ang English coz it will help them and to our community and country as well.

[@renzyboy69]

Kinda sad to know that we prioritize learning English than our native language.

[@kim-b8660]

Comment mo din kuya, ni isang salitang filipino wala😅

[@narayanlaxmi4990]

There's nothing wrong with it ,it's universal language as long as they can learn tagalog also

[@talentokersten]

Kudos to these kids.. I'm a call center agent din but I've never seen anything like this.. Good job..

[@tropicaldepression8202]

I hope they don't just focus on the accent. Maganda ang accent ng mga batang lalaki, pero ang grammar nila sablay. Ending nyan, wala silang mastery ng language. Sasha on the other hand, grammar, diction, and vocab na-perfect na nya.

[@jeswenjadesalinda8835]

Galing namn mag english ng dalawa sana hindi nila makalimutan ang wikang pilipino