How to Speak Chavacano: Time Telling

[@AiPlus13]

Wow. As a Chabacano speaker from Zamboanga City I must say this is on point even the accent. No cringe. I highly recommend this channel to those who want to learn Chabacano.

[@ChrisAvilaOfficial]

Thank you. I'm so proud being a zamboangeno and a chabacano speaker. Please share para manada pa pwede aprende chabacano. 🙂

[@sicnarfzurc]

Hats off to the creator of this vlog. Previously, when you scour through the whole internet and youtube, there are but a few who discuss or try to teach the language in detail. So for those trying to learn the language, this is a good resource to drum up your speaking skills and speak the language straight away. Thanks for these Sir Chris.

[@kenzjuaini6962]

Dami ko natutunan lalo na sa akin na bago palang tumira dito sa zamboanga. Uulit ulitin ko tung tingnan para mas lalo ko matutunan to. Sana kuya marami kapa i upload na video ...aabangan ko lahat ng video mo.. #my road to chavacano languange❤❤

[@ppoyszm1234]

hay ito ang hinihintay ko.. yehey.. salamat sa video lods.

[@ecaterinagamez3314]

I hope you could make and upload more Chavacano videos. Ive watched all your videos and im currently trying to learn everything. I am a Bisaya and I want to learn how to speak Chavacano. It is a very interesting language!

[@artesiningart4961]

Also, '' o'clock '' can be expressed differently as ''exacto'', ''exactamente'', or ''en punto''. Ex. 1: 00 or to say ''one o'clock'' can be : A la una A la una exacto A la una exactamente or A la una en punto

[@TolRexTV]

Nice..hinihintay ko tlga ang mga video nyo po..sana may kasunod pa..gusto ko tlga matuto ng chavacano..salamat po and more power VAMOS!

[@ChrisAvilaOfficial]

Salamat din, Rexon.

[@artesiningart4961]

Vamos means ''Let's go'' in both Spanish and Chavacano too.

[@artesiningart4961]

''Del aga'' in most morning radio stations use the phrase ''de la mañana'' instead of ''del aga'' as it is closer to Spanish, 'cause morning in Spanish is also ''mañana'' like for the word ''tomorrow''. To differentiate the two, we say ''la mañana'' for morning and just ''mañana'' for the word tomorrow. So, .''tomorrow morning'' can be ''mañana aga'' and also ''mañana de la mañana'' or ''mañana en la mañana'' depending on usage. Chavacano radio stations use ''la mañana'' not really to mean tomorrow morning but more of as this morning. So, 7: 00 AM can be: A las siete del aga or A las siete de la mañana/en la mañana

[@desuanakawaii2269]

Nice one ..Your good in teaching ♥️

[@ChrisAvilaOfficial]

Thanks

[@zen-nc3uv]

I've never heard of this language before but now I have and I'm so happy! Filipino and Spsnish is the besttt. Can't wait to brag to my friends abour how awesome our culture is!

[@ChrisAvilaOfficial]

Awesome.

[@artesiningart4961]

It's the language of one of the famous song before that got a Tagalog and Chavacano version called ''Porque'' by a band before called Maldita, though the song title should be properly spelled as ''Por que'' with a space in between. It got famous in Manila and some areas in the Philippines before. Chavacano is also the language of Enrique Gil's dance craze and song ''Mobe'' though the spelling should be ''Move'' with the pronunciation as mo-be. It is also the language of Mocha Girls' song before called ''Pacha'' or ''Pacha padelante'', though the song's meaning is not suitable for children. It is also the language of a famoud song dance craze before called ''Tira tira dulce''. Many Filipinos sung or danced with these songs and music, and they aren't just aware of the language of the song.

[@yahyamoro]

Chavacano is not Spanish

[@ChavacanoZamboangueño]

​@@yahyamoroEspañol Criollo... Spanish Creole, it's different from Tagalog and Ilocano ✌️ so it's still based on Spanish language.

[@elmercarmelo4507]

good teaching in chavacano

[@artesiningart4961]

We can also use the phrase formula for telling the last minutes when telling time as '' minutes + antes de + hour time'' like ''quince minutos antes de ala una''. So, it can be the words ''de'', ''de man'', or ''man''. Like ''tres minutos antes de alas dos'', ''tres minutos antes de man alas dos'', or ''tres minutos antes man alas dos''.

[@sophiestabilitronics]

similar to what my grandparents left, like "menos tres para mag alas-dos"

[@sanchodesangleyaragon3492]

I Hardly cant understand the chavacano de ternate, hope you upload comparissons between the two.

[@eym.official]

1:50 = menos dies para alas dos

[@clydemarino5580]

Ano po sa chavacano ang bahay at

[@daviddenoviech7229]

Kasa

[@richardguzman1131]

Is just like jump without learning the basic

[@mrstar3664]

Porque Oste Ta Usa Letra K iMbes Letra Q Quita Hende Kita ? Ay Mira Se Si Mayor Beng Climaco Ay Na iSyo Ya Tamvien ?

[@ChrisAvilaOfficial]

Hi James. Quita both in chabacano and spanish means "remove". Kita is of Illongo or bisaya origin.

[@artesiningart4961]

Tiene diferencia el palabra ''quita'' que querre de cir ''remove'' or ''to remove'' y el palabra ''kita'' que querre de cir ''we''.

[@artesiningart4961]

El maga palabra en Chavacano que estaba na Español debe deletrea en Español y el maga palabra desde otro lenguaje como Tagalog, Visaya, y Ilonggo debe deletrea y escribi usando su local manera de ortografia o spelling. El palabra ''quita'' o ''remove'' estaba na Español palabra ''quitar'', pero el palabra ''kita'' o ''we'' estaba na Malay, Tausug, y Visaya y hende estaba na Español, por eso no debe con este escribi o deletrea como Español. Sabe yo que debe mas aprende pa mucho el gobierno acerca el lenguaje Chavacano. Sabe yo que ta hace ya sila esfuerzo para hace mucho pa investigacion y linguistic researches. Tiene ya ya hace si Dr. Yap-Aizon del Oficina del City Culture maga grammar, orthography, y spelling researches tambien el gobierno local para na K-12 mother tongue de Chavacano para aqui y na Isabela City. :)

[@cooldudeworld4621]

It's almost the same with my language but sadly i didn't master my first language so i don't know how to speak the numbers 😭

[@winshertoy627]

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[@richardguzman1131]

There's no basic here nobody knows the basic of the Chabacano language