KOREANS LIVING IN PHILIPPINES VS. KOREA 🇵🇭🇰🇷 | EL's Planet

Living in different countries can make you see the world differently. Watch as our Korean friends living in the Philippines face Koreans living in South Korea as they discuss each other’s countries, and cultural differences through EL’s Planet’s new series called FACE2FACE!
This video was shot last January 2020 before the COVID19 pandemic featuring South Korean exchange students, and South Koreans who live in the Philippines.
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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro + Meet the Koreans!
1:01 Thoughts on Philippines
2:50 Thoughts on South Korea
5:02 Cultural Exchange
7:35 Education + English
10:34 K-POP + K-Drama
14:35 People
18:30 EL's Planet Outro
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[@elsplanet]

Ever compared how you see the Philippines with a friend or relative of yours who lives abroad? 🤔This video was shot last January 2020 before the COVID19 pandemic featuring South Korean exchange students, and South Koreans who live in the Philippines. 이 영상은 2020년 1월에 코로나 대유행 이전에 필리핀에 거주하던 한국인 교환학생들이 출연하여 촬영된 영상입니다.

[@carmenoyaoy]

GIVE THAT GIRL A TRIP TO BORACAY😆

[@chilliwarzner1886]

Thank you for appreciation our country Philippines we are bless that other countries see us kind. Sorry for cat calling 🤣😔😔 but let's go to reality there's a bad guy here in the Philippines because we have a lot pure people that they not got a good job🥺😔😔 always be aware and be safe when you visit the Philippines 😁🥰🥰

[@enso8762]

Please episode with Hanna🙏

[@chilliwarzner1886]

@@enso8762 you mean hanna choe he was very good YT how about Jessica she can be guys too

[@enso8762]

@@chilliwarzner1886 No, the girl from this channel

[@samsamsam1596]

This is very interesting. The Koreans living in PH for more than 10 years already sound like locals. 😂 And yeah, normal Filipinos rarely have chance to go to Cebu or Boracay. Those are quite expensive travel destinations already. There are lots of cheaper options other than those cities. And ate girl saying moa and ortigas are really relatable especially if you are someone living in metro Manila.

[@videocapturing]

Same thoughts! One of them has a similar accent with us when we speak english.

[@ouandello]

And that they're trilingual and can speak all three easily. They just switch back and forth.

[@caramelmacchiato13z]

If you are near Cebu or Aklan, I don't think it's a hassle to travel to those places. I want to go to tourist destinations in Luzon but I always think it's expensive with all the travels. But totally agree there are cheaper options that are nearer in your area than those far ones.

[@cindyhj]

I agree. I'm from Cebu Province and I haven't gotten around the island yet 😭😅

[@dioncena1992]

@@cindyhj uy silingan.taga cebu south diring dapita,peru wla pako maka adto sa north.

[@cjanvier1536]

As an American, we've been to both S Korea and the Philippines. Filipinos beat Korea in terms of how to live your one and only life. Life is not all about getting the grades, going to a great school and getting a top notch job and earn a lot of money. Filipinos enjoy life. They just go out of their house and they have lots of people to talk to whether or not they know them. Koreans have lost this unfortunately. On our last trip to Korea, not one single person came up to us to help when we were obviously trying to figure out with our phones how to get to a certain restaurant. So sad that Koreans have lost the joy in life. Filipinos (young and old ) are not afraid to come up to strangers and will help with smile and joke through good times and bad. We have been through several Asian countries and the Philippines and its people will always warm my heart.

[@123pripri]

I'm a Fil, and I've been to Korea, I think it's much different in rural areas, where people are more accommodating (Although I'm not too sure if it's every rural area, I did not go everywhere). But I think that a fast-phased culture really prioritizes how you somehow do not bother anydbody. Yes, it's the culture in many global Asian Cities--you are too careful not to bother or piss of anybody as they are already very busy thinking about their work/studies. And in the Phils, I never really felt like wherever I go I need to be careful with my behavior as someone might find me very troublesome.

[@cindybarba5619]

Thank you ❤❤❤

[@jisoostan1998]

Appreciate to this comment thankyou

[@jisoostan1998]

Proud pipino here

[@HanaHana-sb5tp]

Wow thankyou for that nice comment about the philippines and us filipinos . And also im happy that you had a great experience visiting our country

[@xero7077]

I agree in the documents process and transportation factor, Philippines really need to improve on this aspect.

[@vanessapurigay6381]

So trueeeee

[@BangtanQoo]

Subway pa nga lang project ni duterte reklamo na ibang pinoy dahil magkakatraffic daw di nila alam less hassle na pagnatapos yun.

[@kjshizniz9197]

@@HiItsMe-ip8cj tbh korea was a 3rd world country nung bandang 1950s due to war, and they just became progressive during mid 90s it's because their govt does their job well at the same time people cooperate. In just a few span of time they became a 1st world country because they care for their country. Unlike here puro corruption, puro reklamo kulang naman sa gawa, sobrang self righteous, opinionated na wala sa lugar, kulang sa support at walang unity. Paano tau aahon kung ganto.

[@rassalas4638]

@@HiItsMe-ip8cj reading comprehension wag puro kabobohan ang binubuga nakakahiya sa mga nagpalaki sayo xxx

[@rl8571]

Philippines transportation system is so bad because it is multiple operators (hundreds or thousands in Metro Manila alone) with each driver hustling to make a profit to cover their boundaries unlike in SK or even USA, it is a single operator per city where the drivers are employees with a fixed salary with benefits.

[@TheBB1994]

Me as an Indonesian watching these Korean girls (on the right) speaking Taglish and able to understand some words, thanks to some Filipino movies and series I’ve watched, with OPM included 😂 if I heard the audio only, I would’ve thought that the girls on the right were some Filipina ates.

[@quenchtv5436]

Fun fact not all filipinos speak like this ìm from manila also we call them as "conyo"

[@TheBB1994]

@@quenchtv5436 you mean by mixing Tagalog and English? Oh, it’s interesting because I heard most Taglish speakers are in Manila.

[@quenchtv5436]

@@TheBB1994 yes

[@josephuscayabyab1109]

wowwwwwwwwwww

[@TheBB1994]

@@One.Zero.One101 oh, I just heard about MYMP so I’m not sure… the Filipino descent singers who I know are quite well known here are Maribeth Pascua (she’s popular among people in their 40s and above), Lea Salonga and Christian Bautista. For non singers, there are Leo Consul and Teejay Marquez. Tony Labrusca has also been well known among the youngsters lately.

[@MishyKim]

Thanks for having me again, EL! Missing everyone huhu

[@elsplanet]

Always a pleasure having you Mishy! Let's hang when things get better! 💜

[@LoneWolf-oi4yx]

Hi ma'am...grabe, pinoy na pinoy na talaga kau magsalita, gestures and body laguage. Klaro ang difference nyo sa kaharap nyo koreana exchange students. 😊😊😊

[@marcquelsantos9720]

@@LoneWolf-oi4yx she sounded like a Pinay even speaking in English

[@robrob9097]

I like how Filipino you are, Mishy! Not sure if this is offensive. But I no longer see you as a Korean. Your gestures and the way you speak is very much like a local. Really like your personality. 🥰

[@jcmlaplay]

💖💖💖

[@moonhead4057]

As a Filipino myself, I agree with the education system part. Never in my life have I been pressured by my parents to do excellent in my education. Whenever I get a not so good grade in a subject(specifically math), they always tell me that I did my best and that is already enough. Although, I know for sure that there are still some parents out there who pressure their child to excel in education, it's very rare here in the Philippines tho.

[@hiidenwarrior2698]

We just change the pressure word to motivate or say actively motivating every hour of the week!😄 Nothing is impossible! I started with no. 55 in 1st year high school and in 3rd yr. I was no. 9, and finish no. 16 out of 300 average and above average student from a Trade School ( damned the girls are all sharp!)

[@Yknow_who_it_is]

@Moon Head your lucky you know.. I am being pressured by my parents. They will like give me a death stare or ignore me if I don't do my assignments or homework. And if I get a score lower than 90, they are gonna take my phone, can't watch tv or go outside, just learn, read and more. They will always say that if I don't read or be more focus on my homeworks, I would end up not be smart. I mean I try my best. I have strict parents, but they can be fun sometimes, they give me my snacks and Jollibee sometimes if they go out. But still I love my parents, even if they're very strict about education.

[@hiidenwarrior2698]

New kids of the Pilipins, kids of the 90s backwards, oh men oh men! Hahaha! I spent one month grounded one summer after grade 4 to memorize multiplication table and practice reading comprehension and oral reading. 1st week with a bamboo or guava stick hitting my lap and back! And for that I muster all entrance exams for high school! and even went from No. 55 in 2nd yr HS to no. 9 or 10 repeating my feat of summer self grounding! that's on the late 70s!

[@kxtelle]

me too! i was never pressured by my parents or any relatives about my grades. sometimes i think that's the reason why I don't do well academically smh.

[@j134679]

I'm a 90's kid. I intentionally ruined my grades in late elementary & high school by answering wrongly in exams just to get my honors rank lower & to avoid the constant pressure from my parents. Me: 99/100 GPA, most awarded in the whole batch in elementary school, got almost all the 'best in ...' awards My mom: "99/100? Next time try harder so it's 100/100" No congratulations. No "I'm proud of you". lol

[@Kampana_03]

Transportation here in the Philippines really needs a rework, I came from the province so whenever I go into an urbanized city I get super exhausted because there's so many people in one place. When you want to go to one place from another, you'd spend 1 hour waiting and travelling because of the traffic, even though the travel would hypothetically be only about 20 minutes. I really like watching k-drama and I always see how Korea's public transportation is so advanced and convenient, I really wish Philippines could have something similar in the near future.

[@spidey6077]

AFTER 30 LONG YEARS OF NEGLECT ngayon lang sa panahon ni PRRD nagkaroon ng infrastructure projects mga tulay , mrt, airport at sea port pero aminado ako namarami pang dapat gawin , like to spread development in the country side right inunmpisahan na ang cavite - bataan bridge , Sangley airport in cavite city , Clark new city Bulalacan international airport , lrt cavite extension, MRT 7 just a few to mention and we need more of these projects . san all

[@darylp9306]

As someone who came from the province, i completely agree! Dios ko naaalala ko nun na istress ako sa inuupahan ko at puro cemento lng nkikita ko. Naghahanap ako ng greeneries so naisip ko pumunta ng Luneta, pero di bale nalang, kasi iniisip ko palang ung stress ng pag MRT then LRT na tuturn off na talaga ako. Wala akong pang taxi nun dhil working at nagtitipid. At di ko kabisado ang pasikot sikot baka mas lumakinbabayaran ko. 😅

[@juliane5632]

@@spidey6077 Even though id agree those projects should be prioritized. We know for ourselves far more that Metro manila cities will be prioritized more as its still have the 1/2 of our population (Luzon region where metro's are so yea) and half of the countries income. Du30 said before, transportation traffics alone causes a big decline on profit. Even though we may spend a lot today, doesn't mean the transportation won't be worthwhile so is his other projects. But yea, i think cities project will be first in honor here. But as long as at least more than half of the project is done that would help us then, i dont see anything wrong

[@wonwoogran3517]

@@spidey6077 but people don't appreciate thus thing...but just to complain and complain...they want to change right away...

[@kasa-ysayan]

@@wonwoogran3517 Infastracture projects like Railways takes a long time to plan and construct so they'd have to wait whether they like it or not. Anyway I'm really looking forward for NCSR and Metro Manila Subway.

[@lahingkayumanggi]

While watching these Koreans living here they are more energetic and smiling I think that’s what they adopted to us Filipinos very expressive while talking hehe...❤️ 🇵🇭🇰🇷

[@akdlg9sjjslk8]

Oh my goodness even their English has a strong Filipino accent I love that so much 🥹 It’s heartwarming to see how they consider the Philippines as home 🥺 I’m Filipino-American and wish that I could live in the Philippines 😭

[@fxbeliever123]

I love how that girl says she's never been to Boracay or Cebu, despite living in the country for a decade, because of tourists. I love that. She is one of us now.

[@aibikkoch]

There is one thing I learned fron this video... Every country has its own imperfections.😊

Koreans living in the Philippines for so long now have Filipino English accents, so cute!

[@madgemini8555]

i love that Koreans who have been living here in the Philippines are able to comment on how dysfunctional the bureaucratic system is and also point out the undying issue on the transportation system.

[@georgiebennett3336]

When you grew up in a place, and it's the only place you've lived in your life, of course, you'd call that place home. I think the Philippines is their home and they have the right to voice out how their home can be improved.

[@ysadiwa6012]

I just love how they already sound so Filipino and talk about what they think could be a great way to make Philippines a better country. I wish the "convenience" system of Korea would be experienced by the Filipinos someday. Let's vote wisely this election! 🤣 I have kwento pala. The other day, I was riding a jeepney and two korean men were sitting beside me talking. It was too hard to not listen to them because they were too loud 🤣 it's a bit noisy around baclaran so I understand they have to speak louder. I couldn't understand because they were talking in korean.. hehe but they mentioned Pilipin and "pabo' in one sentence and I don't want to overthink hahahaha I kind of just laughed it off in my head 🤣 Oh and on the same day, I went to a bank (in baclaran as well) but it was so sad the Filipinos had to get in line and stay outside under the scorching heat of Manila before they could have their thing get done inside... Because the workers of the bank and the security guards prioritize Chinese people.. these Chinese people wouldn't even try to get in line, they just go directly inside the bank ☹️ I know Koreans and Chinese are not the same.. but I'm just sad because Filipinos are getting belittled in their own country... please note that I don't mean to leave a hate comment here... there are a lot of koreans and chinese people who are living here in Pinas who have pusong pinoy na. Some, like Ryan Bang, also believes in what the Philippines can do.. I like how they see the potential of Philippines in becoming a great country again. I'm not saying Philippines is not great but we could be more than great! Especially with good and not corrupt leaders 🤣

[@SlayerrBoii96]

Being a secondhand class citizen is hard. Grabe ang red tape.

[@ysadiwa6012]

@@SlayerrBoii96 kahit saang bansa pa yan, mahihirapan talaga kung hindi mabibigyan ng fair amount of rights or fair treatment, citizen by birth man o citizen by naturalization... Dyan nga sa kwento ko, ang lagay ay pinoy pa ang naging "second hand class citizen". Biruin mo dalawang oras bago ako nakatapos magbayad sa banko. Pag pasok ko sa loob, nakapila pa rin kaming pinoy tapos yung mga chinese diretso sa counter. Langya talagang buhay 🤣 oo, masama ang loob ko nung araw na yun sa mga banyagang ganun ang ugali at dun sa mga nagtatrabaho sa banko na yun... 🤣

[@binibiningluna6962]

I agree with your statement. It's actually true. OTHER foreigners think that they can do whatever they want. I was working working before in 711 Dumaguete City (Negros Oriental). We were oriented and taught about everything else in the store and one is yung limit sa ice cream na ilalagay sa cone. I had this Australian customer who bought cone ice cream. This customer of mine insists na damihan pa yung ice cream na ilalagay sa cone which is hindi dapat. He threatened me to report me to the manager and the highest, nag give in na lang po ako kasi dumami na yung customers na pumasok at ayokong magkakagulo. I was upset that time, really and I also told my manager about that.

[@glennharveyco]

Leni for President for a modern progressive Philippines like Korea.

[@nerdilynlozada4856]

바보 or pabo means stupid in Korean . But ig doesnt always means negative most of the time it is like an expression to them like in Filipino when we talk to our friends we sometimes say parang tanga to hahahap

[@jiaxinliu781]

For the Koreans who haven't been in Philippines, it is normal to imagine Philippines as a vacation spot. But for Koreans who lived here for more than 5 years, it is really relatable that they consider this as their home. Hopefully, they can visit this place after the CoVid so it is safe for them to enjoy beaches.

[@vincerusselmorales3065]

It's interesting to know that some if not many foreigners think of the Philippines in a better view. Despite the Filipinos lack of advancements, improvements, developments, or modernity, we (Filipinos) can make for it in spirit: being hospitable, friendly, sympathetic, etc.

[@user-vyvqvx]

Nodding repeatedly. Thats one of the distinct body gestures na na-adapt ng Koreans living in PH. Its a common Filipino mannerism when you agree to something you hear or discover. I mean I do that all the time. 😂

[@julie.g]

Notice ko rin to...Akala ko ako lang eh. Tsaka nodding while smiling, ganyan tayo eh. Kasi gusto natin kumportable yung nakakausap natin. Grabe Pinoy na Pinoy na sila.

[@soobinsoobout3726]

wait youre right the way i had to watch the video again to notice it

[@becausesheisboredangx3482]

Yun din napansin ko.

[@stur]

Good catch lol, I just clicked at a random part of the video and it seems true

[@boredom4475]

ngayon ko lang napansin

[@tingpineraphd2422]

If I were a Korean, I'd bring to the Philippines the "fast internet connection" and the "a little bit of the cool weather"! LOL! :)

[@kpopyaoiII]

And snow

[@user-gidongkim]

I bought 1 mango today for 5,000 won. (= 215pesos) There is no mango tree in Korea. Philippine mango please ^ - ^

[@justrandomthings709]

@@user-gidongkim WHAT?! 215 PESOS FOR 1 MANGO??? Here, you could get approximately 3 kilos of mango for that amount in Metro Manila or 4-5 kilos if you're in the province.

[@bmona7550]

With snow it's ruin the roads because snow creates pot holes

[@AnPu0369]

Lol very right!

[@yvander9325]

I like how their english do really sound so Filipino

[@padayaomarybelleu.1703]

This video really states realities here in the Philippines, most especially the processing in Government Agencies. Hays Pilipinas when will we ever progress?

[@henceldeanon9233]

There is law against catcalling in the Philippines. and, it is a criminal law, that you can make your violator imprisoned.

[@HiItsMe-ip8cj]

Yan yung mga tambay tambay lang sa tabi, mga tamad mga trabaho, siguro mga di nakapag tapos ng pag aaral kaya di alam yung catcalling na term

[@spidey6077]

You can actually call a police if you encounter cat calling . The law was passed in the congress to jail and fine cat callers

[@aslimbo5557]

Eh di sana nakulong na si prrd for catcalling maris umali in public! Eh di sana nakulong na ang mga construction workers sa buong pilipinas na nag catcalling ng mga seksing dumadaan sa constrution place nila! Pki reply anong rep act #, sino ang gumawa ng batas at kelan naging batas!!pls!

[@HiItsMe-ip8cj]

@Angelita Limbo wala talaga minsan sa batas batas yan or whatever nasa tao talaga yan kung May disiplina o Matino yung alam nyang hindi tama ang pag catcalling, educate those people instead

[@HiItsMe-ip8cj]

@Angelita Limbo the young generation must be educated for the better future of this country

[@geraldsales2324]

I lived in Korea for 7 years and I love everything about it. The convenience and transportation. Plus the food and how fast their system is. Now I live in Canada, and still cant beat Korea’s convenient way of living. I miss Korea so much!

[@sarahdrio4623]

I agree with the points they discussed here. Transportations and services talaga. haysss

[@seokjinsforehead7482]

Jake appearing at 4:35 had me shookt. e: From what I have observed, the Philippine educ system is somewhat focused on the holistic development of the student. Although, I think every school vary on how they apply this. For me, our uni is not centered on studies alone, but also on different aspects of the student as a developing person.

[@jasonjamesmendano9005]

Same with IVE AHAHAHAHAH BTW STREAMM!!! BLESSED~CURSEDDD✨

[@da-sh4860]

me too I was shocked when I saw that enha clip 🤗

[@syntaxerror2844]

The word 'accessible' for the transportation is actually much more applicable in the transportation system that we have here in the philippines, it's because of the variety of transportation you could have at different prices which caters to more people in different social level.

[@hiidenwarrior2698]

Nothing beats the train and big bus system employed by all progressing and progressive country. Did you know that IN 1967 Singapore already implemented a BUS system but, they made MRT only after 8 yrs that Philippine MRT was COMPLETED!

[@cymo7344]

The Pali-pali culture definitely needed here in the Philippines.

[@haechannie8045]

to some extent, yes, but this culture has its share of disadvantages as well

[@nenabunena]

@@haechannie8045 true hence the name hell joseon

[@Luthien577]

@@haechannie8045 It's needed for document processing, etc. But for lifestyle as a whole, NO, it's very stressful.

[@estherkim6895]

The ppali ppali culture is not a Korean thing per se. It’s primarily just Seoul as it’s a densely populated city like NYC so yes efficiency is key. You won’t see much of this in the rural areas.

[@littleprince5955]

Very interesting!I agree with the education system in the Philippines,i prefer ot more than the Korean or Chinese education system.Co-curricular activitors is part of the system from primary to secondary school and i enjoyed and developed not only my grades but also my individual character and capabilities.It brings out the me in "myself".Also,i agree that I would also like to bring the system of transportation and no delay system in the Philippines.Korea is very systematic and have a fast and convenient system.

[@kaizen7659]

Thank you for calling out cat-calling. Here in PH, older folks still has that traditional thinking that if a woman wears sexy clothes it's her fault if she get's cat-called. So glad the law-makers has deemed cat-calling as a form of harassment which makes cat-callers liable for such behaviors. edit: changed the word "president" to "law-makers" so y'all can stop being distracted by that word.

[@jivemanansala7528]

Wehhh anung so glad the the president? Sya pa nga ung pasimuno sa oagbabastos sa mga babae....search mo at makikita mo

[@kaizen7659]

@@jivemanansala7528 i'm not talking about the person. I'm talking about the law.

[@nenabunena]

The president? Didn't he tell a woman journalist who was raped that she deserved to be raped?

[@faith1222]

@@kaizen7659 cat calling?! if women do not want that treatment, they should conduct themselves in proper manner , to be a respectable human being, NOT enticing men by wearing prostitute clothes..Prostitute?!really? seriously?!!! YES. What are the prostitutes wearing in the first place? sexy clothes right?why? because its a way to seduce men. So you are saying, women can display their bodies ( to make men salivating) but men are forbidden to harass them, wow!!!aren't you a bit self centered?!torturer?! Why MANY Women out there cant accept that its their fault if men thinks in general that they are not dignified lady when wearing seductive clothes? What is the purpose of wearing seductive clothes by the way? is it not to seek attention from others especially men? If NOT, and you just wanted to enjoy it for yourself, why going in public? why not put on some very sexy clothes, like lingerie and stay in your room then? in your room, you can admire your looks and body right? I dont think so, because the real reason is, women like you, wanted to show off their looks to people, to get a attention from men,( but also demand respect from men at the same time ) to be envied by other women. You may contradict me as long as you want, but no matter how much you denied it, its the truth, and by saying "No, that is not the truth", proved only that you are a hypocrite, liar. So can you blame men for not respecting these women who wear these types of clothes? oh come on! have a decency!! What makes you different from prostitute in terms of appearance? NONE. I am not saying that men should harass women, but can you really blame them? That is the question. Goodness, I am not even a man..but I just could not accept where the world system is heading to. Immorality and feminism. The world system is empowering women in a wrong way. Tolerating the bad, and forgetting what is right.

[@munti2106]

common from construction worker or truck drivers, like's their first time they saw a woman and catcalling is what they thought confidence..

[@hannah723.]

I agree with the document process and transportation system... Thank you for appreciating Philippines🤍

[@attycfm]

I'm a Filipino South Korean who has been living in the Philippines ON and OFF for 15 years. I spend most of my life here longer than how I did in South Korea. My father is from Busan and my mom is a Filipino-American... I'm Jinwoo and my English name is Francis. Nice to see such content and it makes me feel home again. 😍🥰

[@rbdo2606]

It shows that the true asset of Philippines is their PEOPLE..thru hospitality and kindness

[@batangtrip6405]

Wow, this is nice. I can relate to the topic. In my opinion, there are things we can learn from each other as a nation. cultural background, lifestyle and some important lessons in life. I think what comes in my mind is the character of being a Filipino as friendly and hospitable. Being Filipino, we are part of Korea's history during the war. We knew Korea, was having hard time in their 50's to 80's, but look at them now as a nation, they are globally competitive, advance in technology, high standard living and education and lots of convenience. There are so many things we can compare between Korea and Philippines yet each has its own distinction and uniqueness. We can learn from each others strength and weakness; advantages and disadvantages. And also, the trends and influences we can get from each other as a country.

[@Kate-ym9gu]

I love how the Koreans being able to go to Cebu or Boracay but us Filipinos who lived here hasn't been able to go there because it is so expensive to fly there and we are separated (by islands) but I did go there when I was a baby but I wasn't able to form memories about it.

[@migzzz3215]

Same

[@newaccount6414]

Ako rin, di pa ako nakapunta, kahit luzon or visayas lol

[@bmona7550]

Same and I'm Filipino American. I only knew few family friends who splurged just to go there once for a wedding

[@nam9653]

I'm from Cebu pero hindi pa ako nakakagala sa mga tourist spots dito 🤣

[@mightytiaco7747]

Ako din kasi yung pera ko pangkain hindi pangtravel hehehe

[@natsumidesu8019]

The one wearing blue and stripes (sorry I forgot her name) is really good on speaking tagalog, she sounds like 100% Filipina and she reminds her of my daughter, it’s fun watching this vlog.

[@Michael_0718]

The Koreans who's been living here in PH are really fluent in English and possibly Filipino. Fascinating.

[@nart204]

Philippines thanking Korea for they live here and love filipinos as there brothers and sisters

[@ellaocampo6837]

As a filipino who has lived her whole life in the PH, YES, I vote for bringing Korea's transportation system here in the Philippines as well lmao

[@shdwfax1024]

It's true, there are no places natural places to hangout and unwind in the PH, only malls, restaurants and cafes. What I love about SK is that there are a lot of parks and it's easy to walk to places because there are sidewalks. Here, the sidewalks are either too narrow or a vehicle is parked in the middle. Smh.

[@jhedz5332]

The girl in stripe..I feel that she already embraced the Philippines 100%... ❤️

[@kruk4028]

Sana ma-adopt nating mga pilipino at ng pamahalaan ang bilis ng sistema ng mga bansa sa silangang asya

[@dregus3385]

One day we will, sana lang maabutan pa natin kung matagal pa

[@zurande3324]

Unfortunately this is not just about the government but to the people in general. Nasa kultura na kasi natin ang filipino time huhuhu.

[@bmona7550]

@@zurande3324 Same with India but there are parts in India with more extensive railway at least

[@mindytaylor4950]

My experience in Korea as a Filipino I didn't feel they were cold per se because when I was there about 11 or 12 years ago a lot of people were helpful if they see you struggling. Even if some of them couldn't speak English. The fellow bus passenger from the airport who went out of his way to find our hotel on his phone when he daw us bewildered, the taxi driver who couldn't speak English but tried his best to drive us to the hotel, the receptionist who went out of the hotel to tell us we don't need to hire a taxi to go to the Samsung store when he saw us waiting for a taxi, the restaurant attendant who used sign language to tell us to stay while she called for an English speaking colleague, the ajumma who laughed so hard at my joke while I was buying underwear in the subway amd the grocery amd convenience store attendants. The was only one bad incident, the airport taxi scam on our way to the airport lol but from that point on I have nothing but love for Korea. I hope to visit again soon. ❤❤❤

[@IndaySossy]

What i can see is the 3 ladies from Philippines that they adapted the nodding and saying ohh. They get our gesture like we are very invested in the conversation like we want to know so pls continue talking

[@nitroo9455]

That's really true, the transportation system in the Philippines must improve. We can learn a lot from our Asian neighbors.

[@followengland_ballsonig2938]

no

[@JC0820]

I love this video. Both countries have their good and bad points. Hence, we need to keep learning, cooperate, and exchange ideas to build a better world for our future children, no matter what race we are. By saying that, I want to say that the Philippines and Korea should keep their relationship strong and be an example to others for the betterment of our mother earth.

[@ST-mv6uv]

Wow, Koreans living in the PH sound like locals. Quite impressive

[@gaiaaoi1005]

Imagine if Philippines said yes to Japan when they offered help to build a subway system years ago... that could have been epic in increasing our economy. But unfortunately, we got a greedy selfish government (and businessmen) ... they wanted monetary compensation too, along with the donation, and plans to include their own companies on the project so they could get richer, but Japan didn't like that, and so they backed out. It's tragic and disgusting. Filipinos should rise against corruption and capitalism. (This is according to my readings, please do your research too.)

[@katsan9155]

Ahhh so that's the story, that's why that project didnt pull through

[@spidey6077]

Hindi yan panahon ni prrd ngaypn nag uumpisa na ang subway sa edsa going to the airport, meron din cavite bataan bridge longest in asia plus lrt extension in niog bacoor , cavite

[@weetszyzy_4060]

hm? i thought they already started the project? i saw updates from the news and yt videos.

[@newaccount6414]

Ngayon lng ako nakakita na may nag offer mag help tpos nagdedemand pa yung nangangailangan. Nubayan

[@charmainemedrano5704]

@@spidey6077 prrd admin is literally their working and I satisfied with that

[@richsua1]

Salamat El! It's well put together, thank you for all the efforts translating and putting this together. ASTIG!

[@elijahjisoo25]

When they talked about the school system here I can't help but miss my life in school before covid happened. There are struggles when you study in school but knowing you get to bond with your friends and chat with them and actually seeing your teachers physically boost your confidence, but right now it's so hard for me to have that same mindset because it's really hard to be studying on your own and trying your best to somehow learn even in this situation we're all in. I really hope everything goes back to normal or as normal as it can be because I don't know if I can last another year in online class I may lose my mind😂

[@xhienmontefalco6426]

Oh my!! I super loved this episode coz it's so raw and genuine. I love listening to other people's opinion and views of things like culture and stuff. Me too, as a Filipino I really do not like the transpo system here in Ph and the traffic.😩😩 Anyway, more episodes like this talking about opinions and insight about certain things like culture.

[@annakimiko31]

I have a Korean-Filipino bff and she moved in the Philippines in elementary school because she wanted to know more about her 2nd country she said that Filipino kids are more out going, open-minded and loud because she said her old classmates were quiet and aren't usually out going she does miss Korea but she's afraid to go back since she says she will miss me and our other classmates now she transferred in another school exploring things in a different city we still keep in contact but we both miss each other, and we both wish we will see each other again since we hadn't seen each other in 3 years, Love u Yujin❤️

[@boyetdelapaz9893]

thanks for being honest about my country 🇵🇭 the bad and the good...the bad, of course, I always knew them..and the good, maybe I am taking them for granted...big thanks for making me re appreciate my country... this vid also made me realize that we should not rely too much on first impressions, 'cuz given the right environment every people will show their positivity. watching your vids give me the impression that Koreans are innately sweet...tho you have a reputation as being strick. Thanks again for the good vibes.. every body needs it nowadays.👍🙂🇵🇭

[@christopersanjose]

Interesting point of views. One point most Filipinos like Kdramas because of well made production, fast faced story with nice plots and twists which are worth watching. Korean artists trained for years before they debut. They honed their talents. In Philippines not so. You can easily enter the entertainment business if your a son or daughter of a celebrity.

[@markaxleumayam5979]

Koreans in the Philippines want to bring on something from PH to SoKor is the HOLIDAYS. I mean, South Korean workers and students are very stressed out because of their culture I guess but here in the Philippines it is balanced, you have a liberal time to take rest but of course it is case to case basis, but compared to SoKor and PH.

[@karaxxii]

I work in a Korean company, and one of the raffle prizes the Korean bosses gave out is a 1-day additional vacation leave, and everyone was like "Haaaa?" and laughing at the person who won that prize. LOL! They are so kuripot with leaves, and when they sensed that the person was not happy with the prize, they added some cash. LOL!

[@markaxleumayam5979]

@@karaxxii Hala ateeee. Praying for your mental health hehe. Haha. May halong biro at seryosong bagay yan. Two bladed knife ang work ethics ng mga South Korean, even also the Japanese, pero isakripisyo mo ba naman ang sarili mo, dahil sa trabaho. Ingat ate.

[@xcykelhye5479]

In the philippines the reasons why not that much strict in schooling or university it is because they dont want to add stress to the students so that they can understand what the professor/teacher taught, if the same in korea that more strict more students got suicide because of pressure and more bullying.

[@alpineclimb4081]

I am a teacher in the Philippines and I can really relate to the education system. And yes, there are so much more to learn than being good at academics. Hence, we often say that there is a difference between a person who have gone to school vs. educated.

[@leticiachiok8057]

Very open and informative conversation. What's really important is to be more understanding of each other and human respect must prevail. Always be kind and be of help when someone needs assistance.

[@rishan0]

Grabe may narealize ako ngayon bilang isang pilipino kasi diba habang tumatagal mas lalo tayo na aattach sa south korea because of this generation that's why minsan nakakalimutan natin kung anong meron sa bansa natin. Diba katulad sa interview, kung tutuusin mas maraming magandang katangian ang pilipinas sa korea dba, like minsan talaga napapaisip tayo na gusto natin tumira or mabuhay nalang sa korea kasi mahirap dito pero ang totoo mas mahirap sa korea unlike here, mahirap pero masaya pa rin. I love Philippines!!!

[@kmv8310]

Yeah, not gonna lie, not gonna give even the smallest dot of lie. I wish we really had the "convenient system" of Korea. Imagine if we have that kind of transportation system and best service to citizens, no one would probably dream of living somewhere other than this country 😪

[@teenyt1702]

Her describing balot was cute and funny 🤣

[@etrnlygr8tful]

"Catcalling" yeah those people are annoying ....just tell them..."reminder lang po kuya or mga kuyas (because losers usually comes in either pair or grps) what you're doing is against the Safe street & Public Safety Act" & you can be fined between 10 to 50K.

[@xi7252]

can we talk about how the koreans living in the ph are really pinoy at heart already? i mean, ask any filipino what they want from korea they'd definitely answer our public transpo and "delayed" processing as a problem as well. i like that their mindsets are very filipino at heart and that they truly know what the philippines need and are acknowledging it's beauty too🥺 and most importantly the people in this video (all of them) does not paint everyone in the same brush, big respect for all of you. not all koreans are "not kind" there are some who are approachable too and as a filipino i admit that not all filipinos are hospitable as well :) thanks for this video, i enjoyed it!

[@georgiebennett3336]

They grew up here, I mean most of them have been here since they were kids. Some were even born here so.. what should we expect? They are not Filipinos at heart, they are Filipinos..probably except on paper, but they are Filipinos in every aspect. So it's kinda awkward for me to call them "foreigners", especially the ones who were born here and know the Philippine way of life as the only way to live.

[@followengland_ballsonig2938]

cringe

[@juliana.4300]

I so love the discussion here..i totally agree with your honest reviews about the transportation here in the Philippines. And the education, thats one thing i love actually here jn the Philippines. You can be whoever you wanna be. The pressure isn't too tight just like in Korea..i think you have more freedom to choose the path you're going to..

[@Joynav99]

There should be a video on Koreans living in the Philippines and Filipinos living in Korea, that would be interesting!

[@alejandroantonio4667]

This is just amazing! I always love to see the harmony of cultures and i’m hoping more people cab get to appreciate that 😌

[@magripinop]

this sharing & comparing video is very insightful. Conversation and topics are with substance and open. Keep it up!

[@cielosantos3244]

PHILIPPINE GOVERNMENT HEAR US OUT. WE NEED A BETTER TRANSPORTATION. I'VE BEEN LIVING HERE IN THE PHILIPPINES FOR ALMOST 19 YEARS. PLEASEEEE WE NEED A BETTER SYSTEM. VOTE WISELY FILIPINO!!!

[@kasa-ysayan]

There are a bunch of Railway projects that is on construct and to be constructed.

[@user-lv8qb7nc8k]

Me; wanting to be a security guard to greet people.. charot

[@unclerein]

I agree with all these girl 100%. The transportation or just the overall speed no matter what, where, and how needs to improve there by 1000%. Hopefully, these videos don't go unnoticed and will be used as tools for improvement and make a difference. They also need to fix the traffic system in Manila and big cities, bathroom cleanliness also needs improvement. People's smiles and greeting is over the top though, and that is very good.

[@gon_freecs4030]

All my life I lived here in the Philippines pero hindi pa ako nakakapunta sa mga famous destination ng bansa like Tagaytay City, Baguio City, Palawan, Boracay, Siargao, Bicol, Bohol, Cebu😢😭😭😭😅

[@spidey6077]

Ang liit kasi ng sahod ng pinoy pang malling lang ang sobra o di kaya pang toma lang hayz.

[@shenic5131]

Depende sa work.. Pag mall lng, usually rank and file lng position

[@codelessunlimited7701]

I've been most of them except Siargao and Bicol. 😊

[@marisolhernandez240]

in terms of economy Korea is way lot bigger than Philippines, a fact. I want to have the convinient way of life Korea has, but I'm really happy in Philippines. Both country are really different in terms of culture and many more but it's amazing how fascinating those differences are

[@redemptionkaws8345]

There’s not much pressure living in the Philippines. As long as you have money it’s always more fun in the Philippines!!!

[@kylokyky]

THE MY EYES WENT WIDE NUNG NAG TAGALOG SI ATE😭😭😭😭tska yung english accent nila ackkk

[@tokkiwon]

This is such a good topic and a great content. Very interesting!

[@clyde4874]

"The culture of not delaying something. I want to bring it here" 😍😍😍😍😍

[@Japan.Nature]

This video is so entertaining! I expect people to see this because this video is so amazing full of ideas!! Please make more videos like this... Thank you fkr sharing this video💛💛💛

[@xintwomi16]

Ive been in Korean and Philippines. I admit that Korea is much advance than Philippines in terms of economy but I really like about Philippines is that everyone of them are friendly and sociable plus can speak english and understand me well. They even guide me to the the place I want to go. In Korea I had trouble talking with them and making them uncomfortable. It was really embarrassing to ask any of them and the anxiety I got is just enough to make me feel ashamed. Korea - Convenient Philippines - Hospitable and Friednly

[@gon_freecs4030]

I really loved their honesty😍👏

[@rgarciaprl]

I love the "p***" on the catcalling part 🤣🤣🤣 you go girl! Just slap the face of whoever that bastos is! I permit you!haha!

[@pabzibhoy2088]

If you turn off the volume you can tell the difference between them. The Koreans in the Philippines has more head movements and facial and variety of vocal tones when they speak and they lean forward to other person when they listen . And local Korean has more hand movements when talk while sitting more upright and the tone is almost always the same office type conversation.

[@romeolegaspi6567]

Thank you for loving the Philippines.

[@tyroneguilamo3603]

I like this content and everyone is true to what they want to say. Honest but respectful.

[@HuangHwei]

I love that smart and gorgeous lady in blue. 💙👌1.) Cat-calling in Phi is considered as Sexual Harassment.Offenders could face up to 6 months in jail and fine of up to P100,000 - P500,000 under Republic Act No.11313. 2.) Diversity is a thing in the Philippines and so the Parenting and Quality of Education. Statistics show most Filipinos in Upper-Class Society push their children to the limit so as to become more competitive and disciplined while the Middle to Lower Class are more relaxed and liberal.

[@xiufairy_99]

It's amazing how the Koreans living in the Philippines even have a Filipino accent while speaking in English 😂

[@krvmeow539]

Of course. If they were in the US, they'd eventually acquire the American accent too.

[@followengland_ballsonig2938]

@@krvmeow539 no one asked

[@northernlight84]

I agree with them we want a transportation system like in South Korea... 'coz here in the PH (specifically metro manila) your travel time does not depend on the distance but on how long the bus will call for passengers in every stop hahahaha

[@amchan9869]

I like this content, it's really interesting how they give their point of views in both country🤍

[@ketonicgoods]

Lots of people are wondering how the koreans who stayed here for 10 years sound so filipino. im more of wondering how they manage to speak korean so well without accents considering there arent alot of korean schools. Me, im taiwanese by blood with filipino ancestry. I grew up here but i speak in mandarin with an accent because I never studied it and only spoke to my mom.

[@yndb11]

Maybe because of Kdrama? 😂

[@karaxxii]

Most probably they speak Korean at home.

[@user-gb8ty5ss3x]

my korean teacher grow up here in the philippines and they're good in tagalog they're even sounds filipino when speaking. But when they're home his parents communicate w/ them in korean language. If they don't speak korean when they're in home they will get scolded

[@anjaylic6799]

4:36 i think the editor is an engene hahaha i was shookt when i saw enhypen's blessed-cursed 😁 btw thank you for showing ENHYPEN's music video ♡ stan ENHYPEN and stream BLESSED-CURSED !!!!

[@jonathanbaldomero7120]

The lady in red, hit the bell button.. as a filipino living my life here, im sick of delays in govt transaction..

[@ericaguintebano4307]

The catcalling!!!!! Hit the spot HAHAHA To my fellow Filipino out there u guys need to stop !

[@cheferisxoxo2827]

This is really nice. For me first time learning the difference ng education system ng Korea & Pinas. Interesting to know na focus sa acads ung Korea while ang Pinas less strict. I never knew na Walang mga extra-curricular activities sa kanila. Plus agree sa transportation dito sa Pinas. Hopefully it gets better sa future.

[@harbilito4910]

thiis is the authentic and original face of korean, dont live in fantasy world seing korean as fairies and prince in movies or music videos

[@lhuffydedios7415]

Sarap pakingan kpag nagttagalog mga Korean bansa advantage nyo iba lahi 👊👍🤭❤️

[@ryeherrera7485]

If I close my eyes, Mishy sounds really homegrown...even her english accent has a very posh (conyo) intontation.

[@josephuscayabyab1109]

I love it, so real, so honest. yun lang.

[@llsaabuuseruwu]

2nd! I am early! much love from the Philippines 💜🇵🇭

[@jrcuartz1829]

as a filipino i really wish we got got transportation system like that in south korea. man that would make our lives a loooot easier!

[@Tyrylscottcarino]

Oww im very very overwhelming ... Thank u for loving our country even though that something there some issues or something.. i love korea i want to visit in korea someday .. thank u for loving our country ....

[@orangenica0820]

Just casually watching this video then I found my co-b2uty and light! I'm fan since their debut too!

[@user-mf2gi8mm9y]

Those koreans living in the Philippines speak very good English, and their pusong pinoy na 🤗👍