Korean’s Guess the Philippine Language Challenge! Ft. ALAMAT 🇵🇭

[@720p91]

I need filos to stop being a bandwagon stan and start supporting PPOP. y'all like to complain a lot & ask for filo representation, but THIS & many other good-looking talents are given to u. STAN ALAMAT

[@PVQuezon]

That's right ❤

[@JaishaAbada]

Trueeee ❤

[@RonaOblino]

👍👍👍

[@DDD-qm1nj]

Ulul! E baket tunog at trying hard sila magmukhang mga kpop! Support manny pacquiao nalang! 😊😊

[@katnisse8785]

@@DDD-qm1nj saan banda? Narinig mo na ba songs at napanood MVs nila?

[@kissygonzales]

Ang Galing Naman Ng “ALAMAT Group” They’re Representing Different Parts Of The Philippines .

[@ayenello8531]

This is why I love Alamat talaga, nakakatuwa pakinggan yung mga lenggwahe nila! We just manifested this before, kinukulit si Ms. JESSICA to feature Alamat, and here they are! Wala talagang imposible.

[@roseanneducut8525]

So proud of Alamat! Thank you for continuing your mission to highlight the rich cultural and language diversity of the Philippines! 🤎

[@martinvanrequilme776]

ALAMAT is a Multilingual Pinoy Pop Group that sings different languages across the Philippines. Please keep in mind that thet sing full blown languages, not dialects.

[@ProximaCentauri88]

6:00 She's actually right about Hiligaynon being close to Waray since both languages are classified under Central Visayan languages with Capiznon, Porohanon, Masbateño, and Sorsoganon.

[@JJ-ib9nv]

Sa mga nag tatalo at nalilito ganito pagkakaiba ng languages at dialects. LANGUAGES: Pwedeng koleksyon ng mga lengwahe sa isang bansa (kagaya sa atin tawag natin ay FILIPINO) O sinasalita ng buong/majority sa isang bansa. If ang mga mamamayan ng isang bansa nagsasalita lamang ng ENGLISH ang kanilang pangunahin at kinagisnang lengwahe ay ENGLISH. Example of Languages: Filipino, English, Hangul (Korea), Nihongo (Japan), Mandarin (China), and so on. DIALECTS: Sinasalita lamang sa iisang/iilang lugar. Example: Tagalog-Zambales (in this video) if only he speak Sambal language then we could hear the regional language but sadly he didn't so YES the only dialect in this video is Tagalog-Zambales, Kansai dialect (Japan), Beijing dialect (China), Jeju dialect (Korea). If may mag tatanong ano yung Tina, Bolinao, Botolan sa Sambal language those are dialects as well. Iba pang halimbawa ng dialect/diyalekto ay ang ENGLISH language kasi maraming bansa ang nagsasalita ng ganitong lengwahe kagaya ng English (USA), English (Canada), English (UK), English (Filipino), English (Australia), atbp. If wala pa din, standardized is HELLO while HOWDY is the dialect. Anyway, i enjoyed this so much Jessica and team thank you for featuring them! not a fan but i know them since then and it's really cool to know that we have this kind of boy group. ❤❤

[@vinnybdr7025]

Thank you for this very accurate example!

[@KhanaHathaway83]

Jessica already a made a video (ep. 1of this series) of more thorough explanation on difference between dialect and language. Even interviewed a language expert. You can check it out. Our official languages may be just Filipino and English but we have hundreds of other languages that some say it's just a dialect but it's not.

[@saturn2fire]

Mali. This has already been debunked by Linguistic experts and anthropologists. Pinagsasabi mo na ang dialect ay sinasalita lamang sa iisang lugar? So you mean to say Castillan is a dialect because it's only spoken by 1 area in Spain? Or Cantonese is a dialect of Chinese? The true definition is based on how it can be understood or perceived. Language defines words that are not understood or perceived by 1 group of people to another, while dialect is a variation of a language that can still be perceived by both. Gamitin natin example mo. "Hello" is an english LANGUAGE for greetings. You tell this to a non-english speaker, it becomes non-perceivable. If you say "Howdy" to another group of english speakers, they would still understand it as a greeting because "Howdy" is a variation of the english word "Hello". "Cantonese" is a chinese LANGUAGE because not all chinese will be able to understand/comprehend/perceive it. Same thing with regional FILIPINO LANGUAGES. Try mong pag-usapin ang non-tagalog speaker sa isang tagalog speaker, palagay mo magkakaintindihan sila?

[@rainafranzl9035]

Alamat is so handsome.. All of them.. 😍😍😍😍

[@zClyde.]

real

[@ycaacy7278]

wow i kinda like this group now . i listened to their song maharani and i love it. My bias Alas basta taga davao talented gyud! haha

[@richardhanson4600]

This presentation is right up my street. In my ignorance I thought the Philippines uses three languages in total. I hope you are all planning to collaborate again in the not too distant future.

[@barotac1]

The only MULTILINGUAL P-Pop group, Alamat! Thank you, Ms. Jessica for guesting Alamat. Sobrang learning experience. Philippine LANGUAGES are so fascinating.

[@Just2Curious]

The only criticism I have of this video is... it's too short!

[@zprinces]

this is so fun❤ what a unique way to feature different languages of the PH for the buwan ng wika

[@ayenello8531]

Wow, ang saya naman nito. Maganda sa sunod roadtrip with Alamat sa mga lugar nila Miss Jessica. Thanks for having our boys!

[@caesarromeredulla961]

I already hear their group name but don't have that interest. However, after hearing their voices, background, and "mission". I'm curious and wanted to check em out. Thank you, Jessica!

[@feeldogoh2642]

check them out, coz their music are so good and they are so talented

[@barotac1]

Their music is soo good!

[@Purok_2369]

walang tapon mga songs nila eveyday ko pinapakinggan hindi nakakasawa

[@renai600]

Maligayang pagdating sa Barangay Magiliw! ^^

[@northernavenue6426]

Why are you geh?

[@jchowlikescats]

Pati speaking voice nila sarap pakinggan. My first time hearing about them! Thank u for featuring more filipino talents para kahit kaming mga taga ibang bansa na e updated parin

[@laytamong2445]

I hope you can check out more of Alamat, they have no skip discography and they always incorporate not just different Filipino languages but also other Philippine culture and history in their music, outfits, dances etc.

[@qwertyasdfg7782]

nasa ibang bansa or taga ibang bansa?

[@shreck101ful]

Thanks for inviting Alamat Ms. Jessica. I kinda want it longer though 😊

[@ll-vj1uq]

This was such an entertaining episode. It was easy for Jessica 😅(next time no ‘famous food’ hints or giving questions. Just a suggestion) also Im now fan of the boys ❤❤❤

[@fritzasong]

The reason why ilocano and kapampangan sound different is because both are part of the northern Philippine language family while tagalog, bicolano, and all the visayan languages are part of the greater central Philippine languages.

[@frisSerenity]

4:28 damn you Tomas 😂😂😂 I almost died!!! Grabe su ulok ko habang nagdadrive 🤣🤣🥲

[@kms32690]

Aw I hope they sang a verse of the current song they’re promoting or just any song para kumpleto yong guesting pero overall masaya naman. And I think yong different languages sa kanta nila brings different colors sa tunog ng kanta nila, sa layers, tonality ganun. Fan ako ng SB19 & I don’t follow (yet) that much yong vlogs, etc. ng Alamat but I love their songs! More power!

[@kimmirandaart9909]

Same but I switched over from Alamat, to following SB19, and loving them both. Alamat may be a younger group than SB, but their cultural diversity and historical richness always sings true, and now I'm getting to know other girl/boy groups in PPop thanks to both of them!

[@ayenello8531]

They have latest vlog with Miss Jessica sa Alamat channel, tinuruan nila ng sayaw ng Day and Night si Miss Jess.

[@ayenello8531]

They have latest vlog with Miss Jessica sa Alamat channel, tinuruan nila ng sayaw ng Day and Night si Miss Jess.

[@Bidyos238]

Alamat is so iconic i love them. Thank you Miss Jessica for having them

[@aejoymamotosfermin2497]

Ilocano parang sounds like Indonesian talaga. Hehehe Ay-ayaten ka means I love you❤ Btw Proud ilocano here from Ilocos Norte😊.. Ay-ayaten daka Jessica Lee! 😘🥰❤️💕 Thank you for featuring Alamat, Jess!!

[@AngryKittens]

Ilocano is the closest Philippine language to Malay in terms of vocabulary. Probably because Ilocos was a major stopover in the pre-colonial Srivijayan/Majapahit Southeast Asian trade routes to China. That said Ilocano is grammatically far more complex than Malay, since it is still a Philippine language. Despite the large number of shared words, Ilocano is not actually closely-related to the Malay language

[@kimmirandaart9909]

@@AngryKittens that's really interesting, thank you for sharing facts!

[@aaronkylearador9253]

🤖

[@davetabuyan2172]

Because both Ilocano and Bahasa Indonesia are dialects of Austronesian language. They both originated and part of a larger language group, the austronsian language. However, though they are dialects of a larger language group, they are languages of their own. The difference between language and dialect are often time filled with controversy. But no. They don't mean digredation nor belittling. Language is anything you use to express either by words, by letter or even by your body. Hence there is called BODY LANGUAGE. We don't call it body dialect. Animals have their own sounds and way of communications and we call them as their language not dialects. A dialects, though usually use in modern day as a way to described those variation of a bigger language, but the main usage of this term is simply "describe a smaller scale language" because even that smaller scale language is a language by itself. Remember, a simple facial expression is called a language how much more a language often times called dialects which is used in a big region. Just like Boholano & Davaeño are dialects of Cebuano but they are language by themselves.. we will only use dialect if we compare it to its mother language. Just like tagalog, cebuano, ilokano, hiligaynon etc are dialects of Austronesian language together with Bahasa Indonesia, Malay, Lao etc.

[@AnnaGiliw]

Yayyyy!!!! ALAMAT promoting the diverse culture and languages of the Philippines! Yes! Those are languages, NOT dialects! Ok? Alright. Thank you Ms. Jessica for inviting Alamat. So gwapo ng mga 6inoo! 🤎🤎🤎

[@taehyungsnoodlehair3633]

Everytime I see Jao, I can't unhear "Bassers, bassers song"🤣🤣🤣

[@DjCrisMusic1990]

Ganda ng mga songs nila promise di kayo mapapahiya o manghihinayang sa load. Solid na solid. New Pinoy talent group ❤ waray waray here present 😊

[@veenelcamatog7982]

I'm from cavite... Pero andami kong na tututunan kay ms Jessica Lee about philippines

[@kwanangwanders588]

Besides Bicol, people from Kalinga loves munching on chili labuyo too 😊

[@catlady_arts]

Our handsome #6inoos (translates to 6 men) are getting the appreciation and collabs that they deserve. 🫶 🤎 When everyone wears branded clothes, they wear clothes that are designed by local fashion designers with fabrics made from eco-friendly materials. 🤎 When everyone else embraces pop music with heavy Western influence, they make sure that they incorporate Filipino elements. Our 6inoos represent diversity in the most beautiful and joyful way. 🔥🫶🤎

[@enitsirhc2009]

Eyy, Alamat. Kinilig naman ako sa inyo. Ilokano here from Baguio and same region as Taneo so I am really proud of him and his group of course. Love you, boys.

[@kuzu_no_ha]

Good evening po! May test po tayo to check kung ang dalawang lenguwahe ba ay two different languages or two different dialects (of a language). Ito po ay ang mutual intelligibility. Kapag hindi nagkakaintindihan (mutually un-intelligible), magkaibang languages yun ex. ang nagsasalita ng tagalog at nagsasalita ng bikolano ay hindi magkakaintindihan, so they speak different languages. Kapag nagkakaintdihan ang dalawa (mutuallly intelligible), then they are speaking different dialects of a language ex. Ang tagalog ng Bulacan vs. tagalog ng Batangas. may pagkakaiba pero kaya pa rin nilang magkaintindihan. Salamat po!

[@thinker_elle]

I felt proud watching this! It showcases how unique and amazing the Philippines is for having a diverse culture. I love the Philippines!

[@neverfrogget]

learning about different languages never gets old ❤️❤️ thank you for having alamat, pakinggan niyo sila pls!!

[@darwinsvaleza]

at first i thought this is going to be a boring content but when Jessica started guessing, i was really smiling thru out the entire video 😊

[@rustysuminguit3078]

Finally!!!! Binagsak na ang vlog. Thank you, Jessica. 🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎

[@Lordhelpme3388]

alamat is a very talented ppop boyband groups hear there songs and be amaze..

[@Baily_Tube]

I would argue that she would do better than most people who live in Manila (or Philippines in general). Most Filipinos never leave their own region. And the ones in Manila are so used to Tagalog supremacy that they seldom hear anything else. My main family group resides in Baguio, and they are Kankanaey, but to do trade they had to learn Ilocano, but to go to college and trade outside the region, they had to learn English and Tagalog. And then, when they go abroad, they learn Japanese or Arabic. When there are reunions it is a literal Tower of Babel.

[@magyesproductions]

i've been watching Jessica for so long and just thoroughly enjoyed how she discovered and promoted all things Filipino. and now it's such a treat to see her with one of my favorite groups talking about Filipino culture. more good things for Jessica and my boys Alamat!!! Maligayang Buwan ng Wika! 🙏🏼💟

[@jazz_ramcy]

The name fit talaga," ALAMAT". Speak different languages/Dialect but sing ONE Song.

[@jocelynmanuel69]

GALING TALAGA NI JESSICA.. 13:45 THNX FOR INVIING ALAMAT IN YOUR VLOG AND EVEN ME I DONT UNDERSTAND OTHER DIALECTS OR LANGUAGES IN MY COUNTRY PHILIPPINES.. THANK YOU FOR ANOTHER KNOWLEDGE THAT YOU GAVE TO US.... GOD BLESS YOU & MIRE BLESSINGS TO COME...🥰❤❤❤

[@teacherkim3651]

필리핀은 대단히 저력있는 나라라고 생각해요. 인구도 1억이 넘고 사람들의 인성도 아주 좋고 아름답고 은퇴 후 살고 싶은 국가입니다. 주로 세부에 많이 가는데요. 갈 때마다 느끼는 점은 친절하고 착하고 많은 면에서 존경할 만한 사람들이 많아서 좋아요. 경제 발전이 좀 더 이루어져서 모든 분들이 행복하기를 바랍니다.

[@ipis5211]

this collab..... thanks for promoting alamat po...... looking forward for another content with them po..... feels so bitin kasi

[@stephaniepoetry]

Yey si R-ji ada na sa Jessica Sohu ay kay Jessica Lee channel.Wews representative from Samar.Salamat Jessica at naging guest mo ang Alamat.Wassup kapwa Magiliws.🔥

[@czypherth]

thank you for inviting ALAMAT ♥♥

[@heiress11]

Si Tomas ba sya yung sa PBB dati???

[@freakymixx]

Yes po. Franco po name nya sa PBB before.

[@aimee2867]

yes po. full name nya ay Thomas Franco Rodriguez. Known as Franco sa PBB. Ngayon Tomas na ng ALAMAT🤎

[@Solenn234]

Im Glad kasi may Representative na from Kalinga Tabuk city thank you ate Jessica for Vloging different languages ❤

[@merrick1819]

Ang happy lang ng vlog na to. Ang cute ng edit hahahah. Sa mga sfx napapakita kakulitan nila hahahaha cute cute

[@mysweetinoue2863]

Sumusunod sa ESBI tong Alamat sa mga sinusuportahan kong Ppop group, Thank you for promoting them at ang Ppop Jess. Sunod mo naman yung iba na magagaling din like Vxon, Bilib, Bini, G22 at madaming talented Ppop groups! More power Jess!

[@Baily_Tube]

It's hard to disagree with you. I rank ALAMAT in my TOP groups.

[@debbieco2967]

We filipinos have potentials to be renowned globally in a sense that we are articulate,talented and gorgeous😊

[@abrilmargarita8332]

it's nice to know that there is a waray waray member of alamat.. im a waray from leyte..😊

[@jmv1103]

Thanks for having them.. pogi ni Taneo lol😂

[@user-bj9ey2qv4u]

ka bitin aliw talaga sana more guesting for ALAMAT

[@Noe-ev8ng]

I guess the Ilokano and Bisaya right away… naexpose aq sa mga Bisaya at Ilokano kaya nagegets q ung ibang salita nila

[@OnlyZhoe]

OMG FINALLY THERE'S A WARAY WARAY LANGUAGE IN JESSICA'S CHANNEL😭😭😭

[@yokaiisme29]

STAN ALAMAT EVERYONE!!!!!

[@Funneh263]

8:03 first time seeing someone from tabuk city as a idol it's a shame they don't get much recognition but i hope they do in the future

[@Purok_2369]

Please check out their latest song Dagundong and IsaPuso EP thankyouu

[@jekkieelorde8740]

My waray waray and bisaya blood is getting excited HAHAHAHAHA

[@Ro0oo.]

Thank you, Jessica! Please more of Alamat in your vlogs... they'll definitely slay any cultural connection you might need :)

[@LebLeb-0688]

ang Cool ng dating ng ALAMAT!

[@nbapbaupdate8338]

Damn your super CUTE Jessica Lee 😍😊❤️💕😘 Still watching 💪💪💪 September 4, 2o23

[@alcolus2985]

I like how she found out the languages by asking their fave food😂❤

[@neferpitous27]

Yes! The guests that I've been waiting for you to feature ❤

[@boogshbini]

slay with class ya parin mag kapampangan i bestie kung Jao HAHAHAHA

[@2shadow808]

Only understood the first one. FBI!! Full blooded Ilocanos represent! 😂

[@zzzzzsleeping]

Your guests are all young good looking kids

[@julianbonues3495]

They are not kids but young adults the youngest is already 20 years old while the oldest (ironically the youngest looking is 24years old)

[@umaliadventures]

these guys deserve din mag concert out of the country magagaling din eH. Enjoyed this episode Jessica! galing mo!

[@jayem7208]

Black sand beaches in Bicol Albay region too

[@jacquebuan]

Ang educational. Love it.

[@Ver0_Cat]

It's high time they make Alamat the youth ambassadors and voice of the Filipino youth.

[@ellyyyy11]

I remember in 2021, nag comment ako sa video ni jessica talking about alamat and she liked that comment. Ngayon nasa channel na niya ang alamat 😭😭😭 IM CRYING HUHUHUHU LABYU ALAMAT AND JESSICA 🤎🤎🤎

[@vp804]

Wait until you found out Mindanao specifically in zamboanga peninsula, lanao areas, we love everything in spicy 😂

[@aldhieu.a.teodocio8796]

Kangirit man si nagtataram nin Bikol ta aksidente n'ya nasabi kun sain siya hali xd.

[@shreck101ful]

Alas super cute.

[@idolskvlt]

FILIPINO vs TAGALOG (examples): FILIPINO - importante TAGALOG - mahalaga FILIPINO - lamesa TAGALOG - hapag-kainan FILIPINO - libro TAGALOG - aklat

[@katawamagiliw4963]

So Tagalog language doesn't evolve?

[@bmona7550]

@@katawamagiliw4963 Filipino uses more Spanish loan words. Tagalog uses much less in comparison. Filipino is more like mainstream Tagalog while Tagalog in its pure form sounds a bit outdated due to deeper words. Nowadays it’s a bit confusing because for most Filipino and Tagalog is technically about the same except with the loan words part.

[@rustysuminguit3078]

This is sooo fun to watch. 🤎🇵🇭😍

[@JulianPortugal-e2x]

Tarukog or Kibit in our language is also a delicacy in here in northern bicol, cam norte. Kibit usually cooked as sisig bicolano express at yun chicharon rin

[@Josephsbiscuit]

Jessica this is a cute interaction, you guys look comfortable with each other- never felt the awkwardness. Also,thankyou for inviting the boys

[@ProximaCentauri88]

2:50 Tagalog and Filipino are not different languages. Filipino is only a register of Tagalog.

[@donnalumaad7946]

Ang ganda mag salita nung pink aang hair.😍

[@simplegirlJJ]

Jao po ang name nya, main dancer of Alamat:)

[@donnalumaad7946]

@@simplegirlJJ ahh siya pala ung Jao. C Tomas and Mo palang kasi kilala ko. Pero thank you po sa pag sagot.

[@1andhongly103]

Thank u for having Alamat 🫶

[@anatheresabiagcong7546]

Another funny yet informative interview of ALAMAT... Thanks Ms. Jessica Lee for guesting our 6INOOs and we hope that this will be a good start for them to be featured in your country also and hopefully make international performances there. You're so cute while being skeptical in guessing the right language❤️❤️❤️

[@7eaNess]

oh I like that term 6INOOs for them. cool!

[@anatheresabiagcong7546]

@@7eaNess6INOOs is actually the Tagalog. term for GENTLEMAN but instead of writing letter 'G' we use number 6 because officially they are the 6 members left or OT6 of ALAMAT. ❤️❤️❤️

[@jenniferpalad9843]

omg!! I love them so muchhh!!

[@mayari1229]

This is so fun!!! More collabs with Alamat, pretty please!!!!😍🙏🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎🇵🇭

[@paoloorpillaful]

Ang gwapo ni Taneo!!!❤❤❤

[@lethlandicho8906]

Thank you Jessica for guesting our 6inoos 🤍

[@marsdelfin9689]

wow ms jessica lee and ALAMAT in one frame❤️

[@jhelatine8384]

This was so fun and informative. Nakakabitin!!!

[@marivicsevilla8015]

Bagong grupo wow mga gwapo

[@invincibleking5700]

SI Franco na ba yun ng PBB dati? Wow

[@kuzu_no_ha]

Yes po!

[@laytamong2445]

yes po tomas na po ang name na ginagamit niya ngayon as member ng multilingual ppop group na ALAMAT

[@itsmemagiliw]

Yes po!☺ That's Franco, but yung stage name na niya ngayon ay Tomas☺

[@cinnabumbumbum]

Jao is very gen z 😂😂 his energy is immaculate ✨

[@AlvaroTr3s]

Beki ba si Jao?

[@KrisJairedDeCastro]

Feeling ko ganyan lang talaga sya kasi ganyan rin ang vibes ko eh hahaha​@@AlvaroTr3s

[@sporadicfaneurysm]

I love Alamat ♥️ Thank you for featuring them in your channel 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@CITYACTIONTEAMMALAYBALAY-sv9em]

Na manifest ko ang collab na to. Thank you for featuring ALAMAT. 🥰

[@jboycaceres2871]

Bicol is not a single language....it's actually made of group of languages and dialects. Central Bicolano, Coastal Bicolano, and Pandan (spoken in some parts of Catanduanes). Famous among them is the Central Bicolano, the language of the regional media----Nagueño (Bicol Viejo), Legazpeño, Partido dialect, Burias dialect.

[@fanniedango9560]

glad to have someone represent waraynon. go r-ji! 👏👏👏

[@PreciousEyeballs]

My family is from Samar but I haven't heard of the term Waraynon until very recently. It's just Waray or Waray-waray, or if you ask my historian aunt, it's Binisaya Samarnon.

[@marlstravelogue]

Waraynon po means you are from the land of the warays just like Samarnon, Boronganon, Taclobanon. It is not the name of the language. When he said he is representative of Waraynon, he just simply means he represents the waray people.

[@PreciousEyeballs]

@@marlstravelogue Yeah I get it. I'm just saying na I've only heard of this term recently. Nung bata pa ako hindi pa existing yung term. Even if I ask my parents, they don't know that term. My aunt particularly hates the term Waray as it literally means "nothing" and she can trace the use of it after world war 2. Prior to that time, people of the area didn't refer to themselves as Waray.

[@fiona.wnkswbz]

ALAMAT’s discoraphy is something!! You might want to check ‘em outttt !!

[@manawari_corner989]

multilingual here, too tagalog, filipino, english and my other regional/hometown language.

[@secondyearjuanlunasantiago3217]

Waray, Cebuano, Hiligaynon these three are "VISAYANS/BISAYA" with their own respective dialects. Cebuano language is spread in some regions of Mindanao and just simply called it "bisaya" and some hiligaynon also got Cotabato area.

[@leetheadventurer9513]

Alamat/ Legend talaga sila

[@dexterific28]

Good video to end the Buwan of wika

[@Thea_Filipina]

Dyosko - ako rin di ko alam mga ibang languages nang Pinas