I Was Told I MUST TRY THIS in Cebu Philippines! (Delicious!) 🇵🇭

After a few weeks in Metro Manila and an incredible weekend in Bulacan (San Miguel) we have moved on to the Island of Cebu! One of the first things I was told to do when in Cebu was to try and find some delicious Pork Lechon (Suckling Roasted Pig). So in this video me and ‪@kayyywild‬ decided to check out Carbon Market on Colon Street to see what Cebuano delights we could find. As usual we met some amazing locals and had an awesome time!
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[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Hey everyone! Hope you are all well! This is my first video on the beautiful island of Cebu! 😍 We only had a few days in Cebu City so thought why not get acquainted with the local people and food by checking out the best market we could find! Do you know any hidden gems in Cebu City I can visit next time? Let me know below! Looking forward to reading your wonderful comments as usual! Enjoy the video 😊 Much love 💖💖

[@aidawilson971]

Hi Josh ! Im glad to see you visited my hometown Cebu City ! There is a big celebration coming at the city on every 3rd Sunday of January called the Sinulog Festival. It would be fun to see you guys experience it. Theres a lot of street dancing, big Fluvial parades, and body faciial painting. Im sure you and Connor will have fun ! If not maybe next time you come back the Philippines . 😁

[@choyakschoi9238]

oi ur in cebu? see u around

[@remediosmendez1646]

Now that You're in Cebu. , say " Daghan Salamat ........means many Thanks........ "Kumusta kamo. ".....means How are you all. ......you could speak in English rather than Tagalog ,they have different Dialect ( Cebuano or Bisaya )..... Like pila , means magkano ......"lami " means " masarap"... .....".unsa imong ngalan ". Means What's your name ....... ... . No offense Sir but I'm tired of you using the Shout word " Mabuhay " ,pleaseeees read our Comments..............after this video .........thank you ....

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

@@remediosmendez1646 I have read all of your comments but as I have said before, these videos are prerecorded so there is nothing I can do about the words I am using unfortunately.. I have noted it all down however, for next time. The only reason we are using the word Mabuhay in the videos is because we were told to use it by locals, it is not a word we looked up ourselves. Nobody ever told us at any point not to use it. Thanks for the Bisaya tips though!

[@chelseamendoza3114]

Hi josh. Welcome to our city, cebu. Hope to see you here :)

[@darleenarestad4625]

I love how friendly you both are and how friendly my fellow Filipinos are to you both as well. ❤

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

You must treat others as you wish to be treated ❤

[@teamguiao2985]

@@TheJourneyofJosh very well said Josh 👏👍

[@ralphraposas6755]

Hey josh! The small lime looking citrus fruit is called Calamansi. it's a type of citrus Filipino fruit that you can only find in that side of the world! Also, thanks for loving the Filipino culture and the people, I can't stop watching your vlogs!! I live in London myself and watching all your blogs bring me joy and nostalgia of growing up in Manila!! Keep it up, peace. Ralph

[@renzericsongabuya7842]

Josh, start from the history/discovery of cebu. Fort San Pedro, Casa Gorordo, Cebu Heritage, Cebu Cathedral, Basilica del Santo Niño. atleast that will make you a glimpse of history. Then roam around either North of Cebu where white sand beaches are like Bantayan; Then South Cebu where Springs, Waterfalls, Diving, Canyoneering are there.

[@ulanatliwanagocsar9809]

Hi Josh...you are so kind and generous. For sure you will be loved by Filipinos because you blend so well with the locals and don't show being upset and sarcasm (as other vloggers). I'm sure you will get more followers on your channel. Watching from Riyadh, KSA

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

That is so kind of you to say! I try to help any little way I can :) Thank for the support!

[@justgotlucky2740]

So nice of you to not take the change every time you buy 😊 that's a big help for small time businesses here

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

I like to help street vendors, even if it's small 😊

[@elgadricchartoen4369]

Josh, actually in Cebu they have their own official language which is the "Cebuano" language and the locals also call themselves Cebuano (singular) or Cebuanos (plural). Cebuanos are very proud of their own heritage. In Cebu, Cebuanos speaks only their own Cebuano language, and English is their 2nd language. The Cebuano language or more often referred as Bisaya, or Binisaya originated in the majestic island of Cebu, is in fact widely spoken in Visayas and Mindanao regions, the two largest island regions in the Philippines. In fact, it's far more widely spoken language than any other language in the Philippines, it's the largest spoken language in the country. Cebu City which is the first and oldest city in the country, the first Capital of the Philippines, the first spanish settlement, and the Cradle of Christianity in the Philippines and in Asia or in the Far East. Cebu is like the Cradle of Civilization in the country. Cebu City was the main economic center of trade and commerce back then, and that continued up to these days. The Cebuano language "has spread from its base in Cebu" to nearby islands and regions. Due to the influx of migrants from other regions in Cebu, and the huge influence of Cebu, and Cebu played a very important role during spanish era, and continued even up to these days. Cebuanos are not fluent in filipino/tagalog language most of them learned the casual-conversational tagalog from schools, pinoy dramas, movies or opm, and beside the filipino/tangalog language is not important, not useful and not needed in Cebu. Not all Filipinos speaks the national language (Filipino) or tangalog, the fact is that the Filipino or known as tangalog language was mandatorily in forced and was only made compulsory subject in all schools in the Philippines. During the Japanese regime and the Manila Imperialism, the Tagalog became the medium of instruction in schools. In 1943, Executive Order no. 10 mandated the teaching of the national language in all schools, public and private, and the training of national language teachers on a massive scale. This is most apparent in the language problem. “Filipino language” is a myth. It’s basically just another name for the Tagalog language. But they insist on calling it Filipino. Worse, they push this language in schools, often to the detriment or loss of both English proficiency and the local native languages.

[@folksdtv5938]

❤❤❤ let’s all support this nice guy love and support from Philippines to punch up to 500k subscribers u deserve ❤❤❤

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Thank you so much for the support! Let's start with 10k before thinking about 500k 😂💖💖💖

[@piacash5216]

That’s more Realistic 10k First Before you Aim High 😂😅😂 10k is Doable 500k Need more Work 😂😅✌️✌️👌 Maybe Next year 🤞🤞🤞

[@folksdtv5938]

@@piacash5216 🤣🤣🤣🤣 aim high 🥰🥰🥰

[@NicolasSantos-ir5up]

@@TheJourneyofJosh Going... going...!❤

[@NurseTalking]

The tiny lemons are called lemoncito in Cebu which is Spanish for little lemons.

[@kennithgilestiongco5032]

Cebu has another filipino language called Bisaya and so you may be confused you can use tagalog words...try authentic lechon on other places in cebu and hope to see more authentic foods...thank you Josh!!! Hope you enjoy

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Yeah I mention this at about 14mins into the video 😅 Thanks Kennith! Hope you like the videos

[@kennithgilestiongco5032]

If you ever like go to to Bacolod City and also try our Cansi beef soup special Josh...Wishing you can go

[@marikitliwayway6703]

yes but there is no need to learn it because Filipino (tagalog) as a national language is understood all throughout the Philippines unlike Cebuano

[@elgadricchartoen4369]

Josh, actually, the word Mabuhay is a tangalog word and Mabuhi is the Cebuano word, and it's a formal word normally used to welcome foreign guests, dignitaries, officials, or expression use by Filipino contestant in beauty pageant like Miss Universe 😂, it's an expression used to more uniquely welcome foreign visitors to the Philippines. In Cebu a simple Hi, Hello, or Bai will do. The word "Bai" (sounds like Buy in english) is a Cebuano expression which means "friend" and most likely used by male Cebuanos. Cebu is a very popular tourist destination, and there's also a surge of migrants in Cebu from other provinces in order to find work and a better living. You might hear some words that are not actually Cebuano.

[@dcmdetects]

Lechon is one of my favorites! I love the crispy skin. Great video!

[@uzinine7760]

That's why you are fat with high bloodpressure

[@marbintot]

You guys rock! haha! Can't wait for you to be back in the Philippines! Woooo!!!!

[@EfralynVailoces]

Great video. Your not picky when it comes to food. Good job 👏

[@malaysianeurofibromatosisc588]

Mabuhay " Long Live" only or usually use in the airport. 😊 Not spoken for greetings around everyone. You can use hello po or hi po. " Po" is being respectful especially to elderly ones.

[@CYaNNe-LoCo]

"The blood of her... Because she's a pig." OMFG atee, calm down 😂. You're giving the tourists a culture shock. 😂

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Can't believe she said that about her friend 😂

[@Thigsy]

​@@TheJourneyofJoshPinoy Humor right there! But this should be done to ppl you know very well or close to you... Do it to a stranger and you'll just be insulting them. 😅😳

[@NicolasSantos-ir5up]

I love the way my kababayans are taking care of you wherever you go they can understand and speak in English and best of all friendly and happy! ❤️ I love you mga kababayan ko! Lets make our country the best people to deal with keep it uo! Josh thank you so much for visiting oir country hope you stay here for good.. Mabuhay tayo! ❤️ 🇵🇭 🇬🇧... 🙏

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

They are the best! Making Philippines the most welcoming country 💖

[@NicolasSantos-ir5up]

@@TheJourneyofJosh Thank you Josh please stay here till New Years Eve and you will surely enjoy how we pinoys celebrate New Year you should have bring your loves ones here because New Years Eve here is awesome! ❤️ amazing! one of a kind experience you should have go back to BGC and watch the countdown and fireworks! Anyway best of everything to you and Kayyyy whats his name? Hehehe enjoy to the max ok? best of all Take care to both of you stay safe always! ❤️.. 🙏

[@janfelixkarlmeluriarte7240]

Since ur here in cebu you can just wait for sinulog it's a massive festival would be good content

[@Jojo-nz1uw]

CEBU CITY COLON MARKET WELCOME TO CEBU AND STREET FOOD ENJOY.

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Thanks so much Jojo! It was amazing 😍

[@WindChaserVlog]

Nice seeing these streets.. I've spent a lot of my teenage life roaming around here! This place makes me missed home so much... I am born and raise in cebu province but from time to time spent my weekends and holidays around this area! But it's been 5 yrs now i haven't been here! So it's good to see this in video.. Feels like im walking with you down this memory lane! Thanks for this video!

[@baroqueviolin82]

Josh, so nice to know you'd be spending New Year's Eve here in the Phili. Hope you get to experience the noisy new year celebrations in the city. Just be careful. Ingat ^^

[@ligayahappyjoy3746]

Sweating overload Josh.. 🤩

[@jenniferdiaz7178]

Take care always@ Enjoy in my country 😄

[@monetlu8812]

Keep it up my friend! You’re doing a great job 👏.. is it true that people are friendly and hospitable..

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Thank you so much brother! It is so true!

[@theodorelambert341]

Woah your hitting 10k subscribers that was awesome Josh

[@ADavis-xy8oj]

Actually tagalog is useful /anywhere everywhere in the Philippines so you’re good dude!

[@girmt]

And oh!!while u guys r still in cebu city, u should try "pungko pungko sa fuente"

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

What is that and where do I find it? 😄

[@girmt]

@@TheJourneyofJosh ow..haha..its in cebu city..near fuente osmeña circle,at the back of rajah hotel..its really popular in cebu city so most if not all locals know where it is..they offer a wide variety of cebu's famous fried street foods..when u get there u will see lots of vendors/tables under 1 roof and they will try to convince u to choose their table but no worries,whichever table u choose u will still have the same experience just pick the table that still has more food and less customers(if you're lucky 🙂) coz most of the time there will be lots of people..so yeah,if you are into fried foods then pungko pungko sa fuente is for u..

[@girmt]

@@TheJourneyofJosh by the way pungko means squat..during d old days,people of cebu eat while squatting but no worries they have chairs now..hahaha

[@wynncruz1467]

When this video dropped early in the morning, I woke up, but I was still groggy, (working night shift), so I told myself I would watch it when I woke up later. hehe. Cebu offers an abundance of activities. Try the skywalk at the Crowne Regency Hotel if you're looking for something really intense to do, similar to the ride you had at the Mall of Asia. Of course, you may swim with whale sharks in Moalboal and Sardine run. You can also go to The Magellan's Cross, which is the main attraction in Cebu. Josh, don't worry, you can communicate in Tagalog wherever in the Philippines because it is our official language. However, I was giggling uncontrollably when you said LAMAY rather than LAMI. In Tagalog, LAMAY means a wake for the dead or night vigil. So be careful when pronouncing the words because you might be saying something different. HAHAHAHA... Kidding aside, Cebuano's are one of the friendliest people in the Philippines, so you're good.

[@fmoviemarathon1648]

Mostly we mix together the calamansi soy sauce and chili to make a dipping sauce for any food we eat specialy the fried one, 1st put it in a small plate smash the chili to blend it well

[@JoviJovi-s5z]

Welcome to my home cebu City and I'm subscribers and all video for u am watching so nice to video 👌👍👍👍

[@lestercyrilremulta9673]

you nkow last nigth i must watch only 1 or 2 vedios of you in bulacan, whil drinking tanduay but i dit not remember the time😅😅 ill must slep at 10pm bcus of my work at 8am, but bcus of your vdios i forgot the time thats why i got slep at almost 12am.happy to see you that you have a good vibes her in the phillipines.❤❤❤

[@rosaliealbano9566]

Another nice vid josh keep it up🔥

[@isaacmichael5340]

Philippines mango especially in Cebu one of the best mango in the world Our National fruits is MANGO😊

[@i-am-your-conscience]

Hope you get a good lechon, warm and with crispy skin. If you stay in Cebu, try House of Lechon or Ricos Lechon when in the city.. but if you drive down towards Oslob and so on, go to Carcar because they are famous for their lechon style too

[@jannettone4891]

Hi Josh, you are such a nice person i like your attitude..Just be careful always brother..GBU. I am a filipino living here in hawaii usa from ilocos norte phil.

[@rosaldonohue2662]

I’m from Cebu, now I’m in your country 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧😀😀😀 your new subscriber.

[@nelskie01]

Lami kaayo/Very delicious

[@michaelquiambao1975]

👍yahoo!👋😁Ingat lagi sir josh sa mga trip mo🙏☝️ kain na Tayo tanghalian ala una na🤣

[@archsword2446]

and in Leyte they use 2 dialects cebuano and waraynon, Ormoc city uses cebuano, maasin city uses cebuano surigao variant and in tacloban city uses waraynon.

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

I know! Hard to keep up with haha - Leyte videos will be coming later 😊

[@suzefort]

the small green citrus is called "calamansi" - a native to the Philippines.

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

It makes everything taste even better 😄

[@itsJayDenise]

Finally, you're in Cebu!

[@piacash5216]

Wow you Went to Cebu too ..:.. That’s Awesome Glad you enjoyed Your Adventures ✌️👍👍👍👌🎆🎊🎉🎈Happy New Year ✌️

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

We sure did! Got around quite a bit on this trip haha - Happy New Year! 🎉

[@munkyzero]

Lami - Delicious, Yummy Lami kaayo - Very delicious In Cebu they have a local dialect which is called bisaya. They also speak a bit of tagalog and english, also some words borrowed from the Spanish language.

[@mckyboiii4048]

enjoying your videos josh especially about learning the language!! fact about us bisaya and probably other regions, we love using derived tagalog and english words. like in 2:22 he basically thanked you with "Matsalam" which is just a kind of funny derivation of "Salamat"

[@jetd9716]

Welcome to Cebu Josh! Enjoy Lechon city!!!

[@LilyBeth-wm6lg]

Great video..hi josh have a great time

[@bryanborromeo6159]

Man I am thrilled that you guys love Cebu my second home. I can tell you listen to rock music right? -

[@melpineda118]

Josh, you are too funny…I was thinking the same thing with the dog leash! 😂😂🤣. Happy New Year!

[@apoloniagarces7158]

Stay longer .welcome to Cebu my province more fun in Cebu gudluck

[@michaelbeggs2013]

Try the Liempo (barbecued pork belly) and the sisig they are delicious. Rico's is a nice formal restaurant for all things lechon. Also try one of the sangyupsal restaurants (korean all you can eat barbecue)

[@adelb2065]

0:58 For future reference, it is not customary to say “Mabuhay” to greet someone. Just simply say “Hi, Hello, or Kamusta”. 😉😉😉

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Thank you, I know! These videos are prerecorded so I can't change the past unfortunately 😅

[@King-2077]

Yea, mabuhay is too formal like youre a tourist guide or something hehe. Just say hello or kamusta, philippines is westernized.

[@alrayyan4234]

Welcome to my Hometown Queen City of the South Josh.

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Thanks for having me brother! It's great here

[@Pearl-vr2pb]

Haha it's so funny to hear you always saying 'Mabuhay' to everyone 😅 You can say 'Hello' that's more common.

[@angelm8242]

OH MY... YOU'RE HERE❤️

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

I made it! 😍 you are from cebu?

[@georgeahat3689]

We hope you try to experience the Sinulog Festival Celebration here in Cebu City at 3rd week of January... 🙏🙏🙏🤗🤗🤗

[@girmt]

For the best pork lechon not being biased coz its my hometown,u should go to carcar city cebu..carcar city also offers the best pork chicharon, sweet bokarilyo(sweetened/sugary coconut) and many more..anyway,great content again brother. Enjoy philippines❤❤

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

I will have to visit some time to come try it! Thank you so much for the support brother ❤

[@marlonpingol5641]

Enjoy in the Phils.😊

[@yunaslovers]

Must Try sinulog mardigras.. sinulog street dancing. Coming soon

[@paksit7117]

enjoy 😄

[@yunaslovers]

Try NILARANG fish soup... Theres a best one in pier 1 near supercat ticketing office. Across fort san pedro.. road going to pier 1gate. Its a CARENDERIA

[@rg4546]

Oh wow you're in Cebu now Josh! if Manila is Crazy, Cebu is more much crazier. HAHA

[@armedanddangerous2242]

How long you will be in cebu sir? I hope you stay long enough for sinulog. Its one of the biggest festival in philippenes.

[@stuartcraigan7287]

Mabuhay means welcome to the Philippines is what I was told,bro

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

It means "live" kinda of like "long live"

[@abzeedee7944]

Welcome to Queen City of the South Cebu my beloved hometown❤. We speak Bisaya but most of the people can speak english well.We are barely speak tagalog tho but can understand well😂

[@Still316]

Try Iloilo Philippines. One and only UNESCO creative city for gastronomy.

[@yunaslovers]

The way of eating chicken is dip it in vinegar with chili sauce. Hihi..

[@mommybree1783]

❤❤❤

[@LOEVYEDUBEYS]

There are other places in cebu that offers not just tasty but fresh and crispy lechon.

[@rodneyylagan3261]

Hi Josh, it's so pleasing and fun and relaxing to watch your videos and hear you speak. I have a feeliing you are going to grow your channel big here in the philippines, just like one of those vloggers I have seen who made it big instantly. You are genuinely nice, respectful, likeable, pleasing, charming, careful, and have a soothing sound from your voice, how you say things gently and still being fun and jolly. Keep up the good work. Keep learning and speaking tagalog and visaya, engage, greet, smile, be generous, fun and show some other talents, just some of the key elements you can keep on doing and show more of. If you can learn to sing tagalog songs, do it a bit seriously, that would be a hit. talk about the latest pinoy trends, news, memes. Collab with Merghin the guy in BGC when you get there. Collab with 8 miles from home if you visit siargao. Find this guy Mr. Nobody, collab with him as well and filipino youtube sensations, etc. I really wish you the best and will keep watching your videos and see you grow.

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

That is one of the nicest comments I have got so far! Thanks so much for the kind words Rodney, I hope you stick around and keep enjoying the videos 🙏

[@rodneyylagan3261]

@@TheJourneyofJosh Cheers Josh, have a great year in 2024, you are getting better at it, and for sure I'll be staying tuned in. Keep them videos coming then.

[@merryjoy5188]

Have fun in cebu josh..and God Bless you ❤️

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Thank you so much! God Bless ❤️

[@nzsl368]

*firefly sanctuary?* josh, try to go to the mountain for a great city view of cebu i'm referring to "busay" perfect time to go to busay would be around 3PM 6PM you'll noticed that the city has turned into a huge "firefly sanctuary" (especially if you're in "balay sa busay" resto) btw, don't forget to bring a jacket, coz it's freezing cold in busay at night time enjoy your eatstaycation in cebu & advance happy new year to you & your travel buddy ... good cheers! 🥂

[@BenjieAtoCuraManabat]

Try the litson in Carcar City Market and their famous CHICHARON.

[@ArJuBEs]

cebu has a lot to offer you should do some research where is the good places to be visit

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

We have done quite a bit in our short time here 😊

[@glenncarpo7215]

Eat sticky rice with little sugar....😊😊😊, enjoy your stay.

[@nestorlisondra]

Maayong gabii is Bisaya (Cebuano) equivalent of Magandang gabi (Good evening). Bisaya (Cebuano) is spoken in Cebu. "Unsa imong pangalan?" is the Bisaya (Cebuano) equivalent of the Tagalog "Anong pangalan mo?". "Lami kaayo" is Bisaya (Cebuano) equivalent of "Masarap masyado"

[@handel1111]

Remember it's more preferable to speak English than Tagalog when you're in Cebu. The locals would prefer that

[@robeccs]

You both need to try Dinuguan that blood stew...its flavory and my favorite. One of Philippines' iconic ethnic food dishes. You can't go to Philippines and not try it. Most people do love it just got to get over the fact that its made with blood.🍻😋✌🏽

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

I think I would really struggle with that haha, I have tried blood multiple times and don't get on well with it.. Don't want to offend anyone 😅

[@robeccs]

@@TheJourneyofJosh You say you have tried blood before but was it Dinuguan? If no one told you it was made with blood I'm almost certain you would have liked it. We sometimes tell children and people its chocolate meat so they will taste it. Haha!😃 Most non Flipinos who feared it ended up loving it more than adobo or lechon🐖. I certainly don't speak for everyone but you not liking it after you tried will not offend anyone for sure. I'm from USA, pls continue your journey in the Philippines and absorb its rich culture. I wish I could do the same. Be safe and enjoy!🍻✌🏽

[@101charotphilippevillarubia]

Dinuguan is to die for.. Those blood dishes uve tasted doesn't taste good that why you already assumed that Dinuguan doesn't taste good TPP.@@TheJourneyofJosh

[@teamguiao2985]

@@TheJourneyofJosh i understand lots of different foods to explore not just blood haha 😅

[@mimiblitberg]

I agree! Dinuguan is amazing!

[@severolachicajr]

❤👍

[@stuartcraigan7287]

Hahaha you usually crunch up red pepper in soy sauce and vinegar, and calamansi (lemon) you referred it

[@henceldeanon9233]

Please take note, sir... You are in different Philippine place with a very different language itself... And, most Cebuanos claim that they find Filipino national language hard to learn. So, better speak in English... Also, Please don't be confuse, sir... In Visayas and Mindanao area, we called Soy Sauce as 'Patis', instead of 'Toyo'... Because we don't fond to use Fish Sauce...

[@MsVroege]

Watch out your pocket I think i spot a pickpocketer just beside you Josh.. check 15:18 ...lol

[@marb9093]

Welcome to Cebu!

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Thanks for having me!

[@34tm3gaming3]

Thats literally streetfood or market lechon which most of the time does not have the crunch of the skin. Rico's lechon is one the famous restaurant style lechon.❤

[@armandoorillano7672]

You can simply say hi or hello to locals..mabuhay is too formal....we rarely use mabuhay when greeting a person...hello or hi is enough...

[@antonioespanol2123]

Josh, you don't need to sa mabuhay all the time. Kumusta is fine. Also, if they don't talk to you, nothing personal. They are shy and not confident with their English.

[@knrubz675]

Go to Sugbo Mercado in IT Park, Cebu

[@krisvil0930]

most of visayas region use to speak thier own dialect or most of them speak english than tagalog....

[@ajeramirez6236]

You're so handsome❤, enjoy our country and keep safe

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Thank you so much! I will try my best haha 💖

[@Annlulu]

❤️❤️cuties fr love y’all’s vibe

[@ArchieS-id8lf]

Careful, lamay means to mourn, wake; lami is delicious, magandang gabi is tagalog, maayong gab -i, is Bisaya.

[@CliffordCamomot-tz8xw]

Hey thanks for visiting Cebu city we are grateful 🎉

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Thank you for having such a wonderful city!

[@echosol6312]

Welcome to Cebu😊

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Thanks for having me! 😊

[@elirose2920]

I want to go there to eat lechon

[@MiloMil-fe1fi]

Their mother tongue is Bisaya. They can understand Tagalog and English. Take care and have lots of fun ❤

[@honestocabrera1888]

Each Island ( or province) has their own dialect ,TAGALOG IS THE NATIONAL LANGUAGE

[@marichuarmodia2375]

Welcome in Cebu josh cebuano version and LAMI KAAYO ITS ONLY THE PHILIPPINES SWEETIES MANGO ALL OVER THE WORLD IS VERY SWEET FRUITS

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Thank you so much as always! The mango shake was amazing 🤩

[@teamguiao2985]

You should go to Bohol . Just near in Cebu .

[@NatzCorpuz]

Love your videos👍😀Just be very cautious when people get near you. People may be friendly everywhere and you may feel safe around them. Unfortunately there will always be just this someone with bad intentions. That happened to me😢 Didn't even notice the one who stole my wallet. Wear your backpack in front of you instead at the back and don't put your belongings away from you. Whenever i watch foreign vloggers im always worried with the surroundings😅Don't trust too easily. Stay safe and enjoy the Philippines❤😊

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Really sorry to hear that happened to you! 😔 Don't worry I may seem new but I have been travelling for years. I only have a backpack to carry water and everything else is hidden away 😜Thanks so much for the support! 💖

[@NatzCorpuz]

@@TheJourneyofJosh Thank's for taking time reading and replying our comments on your videos❤️🤗

[@angelicaruth7619]

Josh, u can use tagalog language in every places here in the Ph. weather they speak bisaya or other language, they can understand tagalog. Just explore Ph u can see and hear different kind of languages 😀 at least u can speak konti lang tagalog 😂

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Yes at least I can speak a little! 😂 languages can get confusing sometimes

[@john_albert21]

Eyy first

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Eyyy congrats! 😄 Thanks for the support! 😍

[@john_albert21]

Love the videos bro! Keep it coming 😄