Home With My Wife In The Philippines (BGC to Antipolo)

[@christopherturco197]

I'm impressed by the menu at your ninang and ninong's. Aglia oglio is a favorite of my family, which we make with ground red pepper to give it some kick. The food looked incredible and that cake was definitely the type to put a big smile on Therine's face. Probably bigger than the smile you got from the extra latik.😂

[@Ryenako]

Therine is very blooming.

[@poofum]

"I cant believe Im married to you.." 💜❤️ Isnt that cute? So random.

[@BecomingFilipino]

haha 😀❤️💪

[@DidiE-e8j]

Congratulations on your award Kulas. Good to see you and Therine together enjoying your trip to .

[@Lisforpeace71]

You guys have great chemistry ❤

[@DingleDingleCasil196]

Happy to see you both. Enjoy and thanks for your videos. God bless

[@AFSHomestead]

Hey Kulas and Therine, good to see you together. Happy wife, happy life. Enjoy life together always.

[@lrsabellano2004]

When you guys start sharing the thing you both like and love, then suddenly you ask yourself, oh, I am sharing this with someone, and I can't believe it is amazing. ❤

[@emmaconcepcion5955]

❤❤❤ Happy couple Kulas & Therine!

[@chingdavis7386]

Beautiful and sweet couple. I enjoy watching your videos Sir Kulas. Thank you for loving our country and the culture. Therine is so beautiful and gracious lady. She is truly amazing Pinay. God bless you both.

[@gg_Javier]

Chillin' vlog of calming places -- with Therine, mouth-watering native delicacies and entrées. Just the right mood for a rainy, lazy Saturday night. ❤️ it! Good job, Kyle!! 👍

[@angelideleoz3516]

I like her bag

[@nanettemiller4853]

I don’t remember the last time I was I. anti polo! But I do remember the Susan and kahoy! It was a destination when I was a kid!👍

[@bike-enthusiast]

Oi welcome to antipolo kulas and to your wife..godbless sir..

[@mercedeslusk1969]

Hello beautiful couple Therine and Kulas, good to see you both, have a blessed wonderful weekend, sending hugs 🤗 ❤

[@BecomingFilipino]

Have a great weekend too!

[@lornaramirez6567]

FYI the tree where Antipolo got its name is planted there I miss Antipolo Cathedral nice seeing you together AMPING !!!

[@christopherturco197]

The cathedral is so beautiful.

[@AngryKittens]

"Sipat" combines the meanings of know-it-all, arrogant, defiant, and "sigà". I can't think of a Tagalog equivalent. In English it would be something like wiseass or smartypants.

[@virgilioangtimonel7625]

Can’t believe it too

[@starcraftstarcraft5890]

Happy February !✋️✋️✋️super apir!!

[@BecomingFilipino]

Super Apir!

[@christopherturco197]

Lots of kilig looks from Therine in this one. You didn't need to have a marital talk, Kulas... unless you were using the braille method.😜

[@BongiePilapilMacas]

Hahaha ❤Just enjoy your marital bliss❤❤❤

[@judycabangal3924]

The big gabe called badyang💪😂💪💪💪

[@LilyGWard]

Congratulations on your award Kulas. I used to go that beautiful church in Antipolo. It’s amazing to see how many Titas now enjoying zumba dancing in the Philippines.😊

[@BecomingFilipino]

Zumba powar!!!

[@AngryKittens]

9:46 _Alocasia macrorrhizos,_ the giant taro, is called "biga" in Bisaya and Bikol (also "gaway" or "talian"). It's used for dishes like pinangat, laing, and binagol. I don't know the Tagalog word for it, but it's one of the most ancient Austronesian crops, reaching Hawaii (where it's called "pia") and Madagascar (where it is called "via") during the ancient Austronesian sea voyages.

[@AngryKittens]

Oh wait, it's in the label. 😅 I paused at the exact time before you said its name. Hehe

[@BecomingFilipino]

Biga can be a funny word haha

[@AngryKittens]

@@BecomingFilipino Yep! Fun fact: the funny meaning of the word that you're refering to originates from the fact that the leaves of the giant taro are _itchy._ Thus when used as an adjective it literally means "to be itchy, like after eating giant taro." From there, it acquired its modern meaning.

[@myrnapuno1920]

Nakakapagod lang sa lakad kc napaka lawak ng place.

[@mdee7467]

I really loved your wife

[@BecomingFilipino]

me too

[@geneeric8798]

Biga is an itchy root crop the leaves are sometimes used as umbrellas. Yeah, the other meaning is itching for pamulag haha

[@BecomingFilipino]

hahahha

[@TypicalRichlan]

Kulas how do you upload 1080p60 hd on your videos using gopro?

[@SonnyBlanco]

❤

[@jamesbond-of9ty]

🥷📷🇵🇭🇨🇦☺️🤙

[@MacoyMoon40]

SIPAT KILATIS MEANS LOOK AND CHECK IT OUT..

[@ArchieS-id8lf]

I remember when Makati, Pasig and most of MetroManila now were part of Rizal Province.

[@BecomingFilipino]

Interesting! I want to research that

[@edr_tv]

kulas❤ keep safe

[@triplejajewelz7773]

SIPAT MEANS NAUGHTY

[@ojosulfelix5353]

Bro, many months ago, where is ur KID now? hehe

[@myrnapuno1920]

ang lapit nyo na sa akin Kulas sana nlaman ko agad nagkita tayo sa PINTO ART.

[@BecomingFilipino]

It was sorta of surreal being back at Pinto Art Museum after ten years. My brain reflects differently on pieces of work

[@geneeric8798]

Sipat is staring intensely. I don't know what the 2nd word means :)

[@BecomingFilipino]

“Naughty” i think is the best description for how it is used in Bisaya sometimes

[@edwinwerdna7061]

U.S tariff effected against Canada Feb. 4. Buy Canadian only. Sorry for including politics.

[@franky5028]

Americans are the dumbest in the world: 1- they don't realise tarrifs are paid by the consumers, not by the exporter. If china export a good worth 2000$ in the us, with 50% tariffs that stuff would cost 3000$, but the extra 1000$ will be paid by the american consumer not by china. 2- they don't realise, anything they buy at walmart or costco all day long from china, vietnam, india, pakistan, bengladesh or indonesia is IMPOSSIBLE to make in the usa at the same price because of labour cost! A pair of sneakers at 35$ is impossible to make in the us, an iphone 16 at 800$ is impossible to manufacture in the us!

[@adelitawoods2170]

Sipat means naughty

[@arconiz]

As what I know the word "sipat" in English is "look", "observe", "examine". In tagalog sentence: "Sipatin mo nga kung yan ba talaga ang nakikita ko?"

[@BecomingFilipino]

I've heard it being used in Bisaya for someone when they act "badass"

[@FloresMorris]

In Tagalog, Sipat means visual inspection

[@AngryKittens]

In Bisaya it means someone who is arrogant, does not listen, talks back, is generally unpleasant, and is a bully. It applies most commonly to kids (usually during a scolding). But it is also used jokingly for grown-ups. It also means to glare at someone. Which is probably its original meaning. Imagine a kid who glares at you. That's "sipat" in Bisaya.

[@AngryKittens]

"Sigà", I think, is the closest word in Tagalog. But apply that to a kid, instead. Kinda like "playground bully".

[@kimagangobrit4480]

Sipat = Sly in Cebuano. Sipat kilatis = carat weight in Filipino.

[@noelf3312]

The Metro Manila skyline does not look promising with the smog.

[@BecomingFilipino]

Indeed there are smoggy days at times

[@elmerspacejourney6145]

Congratulations 🎉

[@rvotbeats]

7th

[@BongiePilapilMacas]

Ano ba yan appear is for friends dapat lips to lips lol❤❤❤❤ sorry

[@noelf3312]

Just watched PM Trudeau live because of the tariffs!

[@armandosuaverdez-if4jz]

Kulas