Georgjo explains why Filipinos English is good 🇵🇭🇬🇧

[@ramm1338]

Filipinos speak Filipino generally everywhere around the Philippines. Tagalog is actually the equivalent dialect. but every region in the Philippines has its own dialect, or two or more dialects different from Tagalog.. However, Tagalog is the main medium of communication of filipinos when communicating with fellow filipinos from other regions in the country, mainly to understand each other..On the otherhand, English is an official language as well, widely spoken and used around the Philippines, in business and trade, education, media, politics, religion, etcetera...

[@gigigavino-punsalang7400]

Filipino is the national language of the Philippines based on Tagalog and all the other major Philippine languages like Ilokano,Bikolano, Hiligaynon,Cebuano,Waray etc. There are between 120-180 spoken languages in the Philippines.

[@gigigavino-punsalang7400]

A dialect is a variation of a language. Like Tagalog spoken in Manila is slightly different from the Tagalog in Bulacan. Tagalog in Batangas is different from the Tagalog in Laguna. That is a dialect.

[@zachzoldyck1796]

languages not only dialects lol

[@joycesmith2225]

English is the second language of the Philippines. We speak and learn English because English is widely spoken in the world.

[@bisayanglaagan85]

The Philippines isn't a language bro! Its a country!

[@laarniibarra1793]

Philippines is our country.. Tagalog is our language 😊

[@roygbivrainbow4897]

You mean Filipino not Tagalog.

[@shielamaepiquero2232]

yes tagalog is our mother tongue pero di tayo nakakaintindi ng malalalim na tagalog na salita dahil na occupy ng english ang language natin at basi filipino nalng ang alam natin

[@yojanieroreitnom1333]

Philippines is a country Tagalog is a language Filipino is a people​@@roygbivrainbow4897

[@richardranido377]

​@@shielamaepiquero2232 Tagalog po un natively like Cebuano ilokacano bicolano language due to English mixed Filipino n po un language ntn since we have 2 official language Filipino and English

[@shielamaepiquero2232]

@@richardranido377 still halos mg filipino nakakalimot na yung malalalim na salitang filipino dahil sa priority ng pinas is english.ok lang sana gamitin ang english kung ang nasasalamuha mo foreigner ei kasi kapwa pinoy pa at nag eenglish

[@user-xf8rj3rq9p]

More videos with your little sister please. She is so cute 🥰

[@JarlynGonzaga]

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[@user-xf8rj3rq9p]

@@JarlynGonzaga?

[@angelitapallarcon1749]

We learn english coz we get fined with money if we don't speak english during english, math and science subject...

[@elenagelua429]

Filipino is the national language but based in Tagalog. Tagalog is one of the many dialects of the Philippines. English is also the official language of the country.

[@shelleymorales4278]

It’s Tagalog not Philippines, Philippines is a country.

[@imeldagarzon7656]

😁

[@moonlaceblackrose4519]

Philippines: country Filipino: people Tagalog:dialect _________: language

[@anniebendicion5598]

Tagalog..is one of the Philippines language we speak❤

[@susana7334]

Tagalog is one of the many dialects in the Philippines. Tagalog is a dialect, not a language. Philippine's language is Pilipino, not Tagalog.

[@artsantianesX44]

"Inday" we dont speak Philippines, hahahaha

[@RhenzIzon-ox3fs]

Philippines is a country not a language or dialect to speak.. people lives in Philippines were filipino and our language is tagalog.. we speak english as said to be a universal language

[@onlinerforu4623]

😂😂😂

[@daisyjanebuhi4015]

Lmao 😂

[@jonasdaan436]

inDAY DONT SPEAK TAGALOG BUT HE CAN UNDERATAND INDAY BISAYA😅😅😅HRHRHEH

[@felipecostillas3798]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😢😅😮😮😮❤

[@rejoiceflores5482]

yah!ahahha each region has diff language so not everyone is fluent in tagalog 😅

[@shakiramejias475]

Im from the Philippines I speak Cebuano Visaya Language and Visaaya people would rather speak English than Tagalog/Filipino which is deemed to be our national language

[@jeanniebaruela3248]

Philippines country Pilipino national language of the Philippines

[@Harleydonly]

There are more than 1 or more than just 100 languages in the philippines.

[@emmahenderson8829]

Languages or dialics

[@rhoniedavid3835]

PHILIPPINES is a COUNTRY TAGALOG is their national LANGUAGE.. ENGLISH is their secondary language.. they have ENGLISH subject starts in pre school

[@magimagic123]

Filipino is the national language and it is the combination of various languages of the philippines and tagalog(not the national language)is just one of them.

[@xhonlemuelsorillo4012]

Haha 😅 #🇵🇭

[@monetlorenzo3661]

😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤

[@ValerieannBantillo-bk2vn]

😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤

[@anishlavarez348]

I don't even understand that foreigner's statement. What the heck does he means that Philippine people learns english not to speak foreigner bu to speak to Philippine people. HUH?!!!! Why will you apeak english to other Filipino people when every Filipinos are speaking Tagalog? How would they understand each other if thw other person is speaking Engliah and the other is Tagalog. My hunch is that little girl is NOT A FILIPINO. Because if you ask anybody from the south of the Philippines whom they call each other by "Inday" or "Bay" what their language is, they will respond in their dialect NOT Philippines. Because everybody knows Philippines is a COUNTRY NOT A LANGUAGE. TAGALOG IS THE LANGUAGE, OR VISAYAN IS THEIR LANGUAGE which is a dialect in the south of the Philippines which she calls the little girl "Inday". Even the guy cannot wvwn speak English properly. He cannot even express himself correctly with his comments.

[@makomototv]

What? We Filipinos have a English subject in school thats while good in English language.. what you mean in thus video is inappropriate.. I'll report you right now

[@leopelobello2024]

so funny english

[@silverdrew6104]

I think what he said also makes sense especially for people who grew up in province and doesn't know how to speak Tagalog. I had a classmate in high school who grew up in Cebu and transferred to our school. Since we don't speak bisaya and she doesn't speak Tagalog, we usually converse in English.

[@Leszaire]

Bro's grammar has left the chat. You're clearly not paying attention in english class.

[@georgjo]

Complimenting your culture’s English speaking capabilities is wrong? Thanks for the report brother 😂😂😂🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@jlodarl2k889]

naboang na. Most Cebuano’s are fluent in English to communicate to Tagalog and other dialects people that exist in the Philippines and vice versa.

[@luismarcoledesma3797]

Wo cute

[@sweetseeker6437]

You are in cebu right..expect that kids don’t speak to much in tagalog. Even very hard for them to compose their thought in tagalog.

[@annalynekategregorio122]

😂❤

[@thomasremusgentoleo3167]

😅😅😅

[@jannbill3595]

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[@joedarwinarnejo4609]

Philippines is not a language it's a Country, And they speak Tagalog. And that girl is not from Philippines.😂😂😂😂😂

[@jonasdaan436]

😅😅😅that GIRL IS BISAYA INDAY WORD BISAYA😅😅😅HAHAH

[@renviluan2842]

My family is multi ethnic. We once loved together with five languages in the same house and three of my siblings didnt like to talk to one another. Add english and spanish on top.

[@user-np9mn6gv6j]

Philippines is country not language

[@allencahutay9464]

😂

[@nathanielregenio6285]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ratillaramon5698]

English na lahat salita Ng pilipino 😅😅😅

[@Valkzuu]

No cuz english is the international language n stuff

[@chonacasipe5961]

That girl is not Filipino

[@AffectionateGeyser-ub8wn]

Malansang Isda Jose Rizal

[@Richraze]

Rather than asking what language is spoken in the Philippines, we should instead ask how many languages are spoken there and by what proportion of the population, The Philippines is home to between 120 and 187 languages, including a wide range of native languages mainly from the Malayo-Polynesian language family group.. Not only is English an important language for politics and trade, it has also provided many Filipinos with access to the international jobs market.

[@joseserapio306]

Whaa..ur points..gulo mo ..

[@lucianorosso3375]

Sira tuktok ampta

[@user-dz8uj7su2s]

Philippines is a country and not language

[@jonasdaan436]

bISAYAAAA INDAYYY NOT TAGALOG😅😅HAHAHAHAHHA

[@p.p.p.p.p.1303]

Dude...tagalog is not a language, it conotes people resides near riverside taga-ilog coined tagalog..also Pilipino is the official national language. God Bless you

[@HeldGreekto3000]

Tagalog can be also considered as a name of a dialect spoken by people living near river

[@kir_umi9734]

Tagalog is used in Luzon, mainly the places surrounding Manila which is the capital of the country. The Tagalog language was then used as the national language of the Philippines a few years later and was called Filipino not Pilipino. There is a difference between the F one and the P one. "Filipino" is the language and "Pilipino" are the people from the Philippines. I am a Pilipino, speakes Filipino and Tagalog and learning Kray-a and the Hiligaynon language under my father's family Tagalog IS A LANGUAGE and the LANGUAGE MADE TO BE THE NATIONAL LANGUAGE. But the name "Tagalog" is indeed from the context "taga-ilog" because parts of Luzon has many rivers

[@bataching4392]

😂😂

[@johnnywaker7751]

😂😂😂