Koreans say Philippines still the best place to learn English

[@huzaifahzaharudin5946]

my father said that pinoy use ENGLISH in their text book and all reading materials.... its true? from Malaysia

[@isabelaparaso8084]

yes! all of our textbooks are in English, except of course with our Filipino Language subject :)

[@nielsericcalasin2458]

+huzaifah zaharudin exactly true. The only one in Filipino is our Filipino language subject. Even some of our Philippine history textbooks are written in English.

[@trishyaalazaro1866]

+Niels Eric Calasin True!

[@chloeautencio1794]

yes..

[@fayrenegarcia830]

+huzaifah zaharudin yep, pretty much

[@patrickborro2000]

Accents are beautiful. It tells someone where they are from. All nationalities have them period

[@jdescoto981]

Rembrandt Van Gogh That's the disadvantage of learning English in the Philippines. We tend to teach them the English language yet the accent we teach them is the way how Filipinos speak. Let's have Sandara as an example, when she speaks English, she sounds more like a Filipino rathen than a Korean(which has a different accent when it comes to English). Though there are quite a lot of English teachers that are teaching the correct way of saying the words without succumbing to the Filipino Accent

[@zethcao11]

WHAT DO YOU MEAN BY DISADVANTAGE OF LEARNING ENGLISH IN THE PHIL.? What's wrong with Filipino accent? Which one is correct English accent? The UK, America, Australia, Canada???????? camonnnnnn WHOSE STANDARD???????? It is correct when Rambrandt said all nationalities have them period but when you say disadvantage that is already a prejudice.

[@leapdrive]

Denniel Escoto, no matter where you learn your English, you will have an accent from the nationality you come from. Btw, Philippine accent are mostly neutral accent.

[@strahnbrad3979]

@@leapdrive When Filipinos speak English, it is a lot easier to understand than when Thais speak English. So yes, inevitably, accent matters, but not to the extent that all English learners should adopt a different accent than their natural one.

[@leapdrive]

@@strahnbrad3979 , have you heard of phonetics?

[@mochimchimpH]

here in Philippines even 2 yrs. old knows how speak English 😂😂..

[@vashj212]

they can even say fuck you 😆😆

[@mydailylife4157]

Kahit nga tambay at lasing sa pilipinas marunong mag English haha

[@lancedale13]

Pinoy pride na naman... Filipino talaga.. Tskk

[@gamingwithdroid1361]

True

[@RyderKunAnimations]

haha true even 5 years old .😂

[@lhejein]

Kim Soo Hyun of My Love From the Stars also stayed in Manila for 6-7 months and had a personal english tutor. 💜

[@sprikitik9719]

Didn't know that

[@user-lj2og9tu5p]

chanyeol stay here in the ph to learn english yay

[@linunnieyaah3601]

yep *smiles widely*

[@mLkimtae]

really?.

[@user-lj2og9tu5p]

+merry gwenn ladeza yeas he said in in exoluxion in manila

[@simonsez05]

+taylor swift and kpop What the hell?

[@klarizespinosa5874]

really? when? omo~

[@renzian1845]

We should raise the salaries of teachers jeez, the quality of education filipinos are providing them doesn't match up their salaries.

[@animesenpai1163]

Ikr the fact that I a son of 2 teachers is still eligible to to be called a low income family is fucking disgusting considering I know how much they work at their jobs, they handle so many things even giving out relief goods for those staying in evacuation, managing the voting process, getting complicated things that does absolutely nothing else for their job except for formalities, creating a complex lesson plan based on the cluttered curriculum that's filled with useless stuff most of the time, managing 6 - 8 classes a day with over 300 - 500 students remembering all their names, grading all their paper work, grading all their performances, managing all their exams, keeping tabs with each of their students when they aren't able to submit their activities. Managing school events, Like if this was my job every year I would've quitted quite a long time ago, but these teachers love their students they remember each and everyone of their previous ones and sometimes even gets news of either one of their students manages to become top of their class in college or one of their students died of an accident or got arrested. They're that dedicated.

[@kapengmainit286]

And there are so many filipinos learning Korean in youtube hahaha (lalo na yung Kpop fans at Kdrama addicts! leche yung ate kung ano ano pinagsasasabi sa akin eh)

[@zethcao11]

ha ha ha

[@Itzmie]

First Last Anime lng ako pero since nag-aaral na ako sa japan ngaun wla na akong problema hahaha

[@deejayabsalon1100]

filipinos is a fast learner

[@angeladelosreyes2100]

My friend always says "jinjja aigoo"...like what!!!

[@kapengmainit286]

@@angeladelosreyes2100 HAHAHAHHA Di ko pa naman na-try aralin yung language nila, pero pagkakaalam ko: Jinja - really?! Aigoo - mygosh or ohh

[@shunomar8370]

1. Philippines is affordable for thier pocket. 2. Philippines accent like American speaking. Most of the people English speaking. 3. Tourists spot like beaches and the weather always summer. 4. Friendly, humble or down to earth and hard working people.

[@anandrai8350]

Philippines accent like american 🤣🤣🤣🤣 i dont understand when philippino speak english. I need to put my 100% effort to understand what they trying to say. They are messed up with F, T and V.

[@elenitamoraleda2548]

More than 99 % of Filipinos are not racists. That's the reason why other nationalities are attracted to study there.

[@elenitamoraleda2548]

Timmy Williams The same way that Brits find American language as not English at all.

[@anonymous-zf1qm]

"Philippines accent like American" Wth no way. Ph's accent is way too far from American's. Maybe for those who are very fluent in English, but not all are.

[@Jejemon-vibes]

@Timmy Williams youre weak also asking filipino techers to teach in your country.

[@elephant7608]

During my college days, in western mindanao state university 1995-2001 bsee, many koreans exchange students perhaps were at its peak. Funny our varsity team all zamboageños lost by 1 goal to all foreigners and majority koreans in a rainy afternoon friendly game that day. The best side sitting i have ever seen aside from skipping class go drinking beer or tanduay.

[@jd3076]

Astig PROUD TO BE FILIPINO I agree 101%. That's why call center is a booming business in our country. That's why too we have so many OFWs in just about every part of the world. We are understood anywhere because we speak English - the universal language of business and commerce. the funny thing is i actually learned english by watching Cartoons since i was like 5yrs old i remember watching High-5 on Disney channel and Dora the explorer and many more xD

[@jacelpobre]

yes my son learned english by watching kids tv show

[@babydarlenggflores2581]

Engl ah in the Philippines is Official Language together with Tagalog. Most of Filipino living in Manila are English Speaking., anywhere in the Philippines if you Rich or not, Rich Filipino Family are English Speaking. That's why all Filipinos Maid are English speaking too. In Many Private School in the Philippines they don't Speak " Filipino/Tagalog" but Pure English, Many of Rich Filipino Children can't speak and Understand Our National language the Tagalog. English here is so Important. Because English is the Key to communicate in other people around the world. To get jobs, etc.

[@michaelez2760]

Baby Darlengg Flores say it again please? lol

[@youdeservetobehappynow7584]

Baby Darlengg Flores yeah

[@bokhunter1]

I'd to Manila but English is hardly spoken

[@rocketmoonshine9205]

The advantage of having English as a medium of instruction regardless of social status you hold is you can travel to many countries to find jobs, etc.

[@joserizal1158]

Most Filipino living in Metro Manila speak Tagalog, some speaks other Filipino dialects, majority of Filipinos speak TAGLISH , others can hardly can speak well English and with heavy accents. Only those well educated from exclusive private schools can speak good English. Okay. 😞

[@geraldineemaladamaghanoy9713]

Since kindergarten school, the teacher teach us English, and at home our parents taught us as well. Like for example, "come", "water", "eat", "no", "yes", and a lot more basic words, when the time we(still a baby)that started to understand or speak, whether that Filipinos family rich or not. And even English subject is not a favourite academic of a Filipino students but still they have to study and learn coz subjects are teach in English such as Maths, Science, Economics, History and etc. That's why some foreigners like Korean, wondering why Filipinos are quite good in English. And I'm very proud to all my fellow men.

[@edaaquino1600]

They pay massive amount of money for their tuition but teachers only get a dime.

[@nerdarertse435]

yeahhh. i used to be an english teacher. i quit becsuse the salary is very small. and i heard from students that they're paying hundreds of thousands per month and we're getting only 400 a day. i know that our minimum wage is smaller compared to the salary they give to the teachers but they have to consider too to give a way higher salary just to give appreciation to the teachers. owners are the one who gets rich and filipino teachers are just the puppets again. and the bad thing I've experienced is that when they peak seaso nis off they have to lessen the numbers of the teacher and that's the time that they will fire you. hahahhahahahaa fuck

[@game_matterz]

@@nerdarertse435 As far as i could remember, the reporter said it's 200 pesos per hour. Panong naging 400 hundred a day?

[@joandulalia314]

It's nice to hear that my country is the best for learning in English...thank's Korean

[@maeadam2984]

Well, English is hella handy. My family moved to Australia and they were pretty fluent in what they're saying. The only bad thing about it is that it's American English and we didn't get any of the Aussie slang. 8 years later and we're doing great.

[@empalmadoariellebless1667]

im really happy right now omg!!!hahaha go philippines "mabuhay ang mga pilipino" hahha😂😂😂💖💖💖

[@kerromanian8225]

korean want to learn english in ph because 1. ph is a nice country, better wheather thsn in korea...maybe, 2. people are friendly and happy people eventhough life is not that easy as rich as korea, 3. cost of living is cheaper and learning english in ph is much cheaper than going to other countries. etc...

[@donobrien1921]

Amazing you can't spell weather... Can't use capitalization... YOU are a joke..Your English writing skills SUCK..

[@ajred3328]

@pierusofpella fuck you , you want the Philippines to be allied forever that's why you don't what Philippines to become from friends with the other nation your America is going to bankrupt because of virus Philippines don't have benefit if my country still allied with US 🖕🏻🖕🏻🖕🏻

[@ajred3328]

@@donobrien1921 you old suck too your weak country cant fight china without allied 😂😂😂😂😂🖕🏻🖕🏻🖕🏻

[@ruzzelladrian907]

Koreans be like: Why go to America just to learn to speak English when you can go to Asia ( the Philippines ) to learn American/General English because the Philippines is basically " Little America "

[@borpborp5710]

ruzzell907 ooh! with the Little *Trump Tower* here, this is basically little America

[@OticOrionBunny]

Philippines is Philippines. It can't be helped if we are good at English. We were coloniesed by Americans for 47 and so years y'a know. Ano?

[@csalazarfull]

Learning English in America is cheaper than in philipines. Furthermore, Philipinos have a very strong Philipino accent in English.

[@leapdrive]

Cesar Salazar, no, it’s a neutral accent except for some who Filipino ethnicity can’t remove their accent.

[@jepoyvlog7724]

@pierusofpella a lot of Indian workers here in Saudi Arabia and they doesn't even understand the basic one, WTH are ya talking about? Indian English accent is fvck!

[@__-yl8gz]

Ah thank youuuuuuuuuuu~ Salamat (btw. Ayan na dagiti Ilocano ditoy?)

[@alexandriamonteiro6310]

In the philippines they have a subject in school called "english subject" Fr indonesia

[@lieliza8934]

Alam niyo nung nagaaral pa ko lagi ko hinihiling na sana tagalog nalang ang math para maintindihan ko tlga kaso nung naggoogle ako mas komplikado hayssss nagtataka ako sa mga korean chinese at japanese puro tlga ang gamit nilng salita kahit sa school kahit sa celfon wow dyan ako nabibilib sa ibng bansa ung sariling lengguahe tlga nila gamit nila sa lahat ng bgy

[@cjcaddion2399]

Wow... 50 -70 US dollars per hour in korea while 300 pesos per hour only herein phil. Now i know why more korean people are settled in philppines not only to learn english but also the pilipino hospitality that they can learned and the quality of education aswell.

[@saybanana]

$50US is probably a super high hourly rate. Most likely in a specialized category like Business English or for an international exam. I was an EFL teacher in Korea. Friends who taught English off work were paid around $30 hour average for simple conversations or lower level English. Cheaper if you have multiple people, such as 2 kids at the same time.

[@angeladelosreyes2100]

While I'm watching this...I remember Kim Taehyung when he speak some english with Filipino accent...HAHAHA

[@nochusmochi3276]

In the generation now Filipinos mostly speak English Tagalog or we say TagLish which is Tagalog and English combined. Other Filipinos love to learn other languages especially Kpop lovers, they'd do their best to learn Korean just to understand their "oppas''

[@ajibang9416]

Thank you Koreans, Now I miss my students before.

[@saranghamnida8170]

most academy in korea P1, 000.00 per hour as a part time job, but it depends on the Academy.however, if you're regular or 3 times a week teaching them just P600.00 per hour....it's a great difference comparing in the Philippines.

[@keumkim2456]

wow that was actually amazing-filipino here😂

[@polishmeow8298]

Puta from Php3000 per hour sa Korea, Php300 lang sa Pinas. Ugh ang underpaid ng employees sa Pinas

[@maayongaga729]

Yup Due to devaluation of your Peso... Example: OFW...Engineers in Saudi earn $1000/month=P 50,000/month Nurses in US earn $3-5,000/month =P250,000/month Which one you choose?

[@nerdarertse435]

ok naman na di tataas ang pera natin ang importante is pataasin ang minim wage kase nagbabase sila sa minimum wage natin. kahit malaki pa ang value ng pera natin eh kung ang minimum wage is maliit so maliit pa rin ang sahod natin. . yan lng.

[@duckynari7700]

If that's the case, then KOREANS COME HERE TO PHILIPPINES ALSO OPPA COME HERE ILL TEACH YOU ENGLISH HAHAHAHA

[@sevdeleon2593]

masyado kayong nagpapa absorb sa kpop. di laging ganyan uy.

[@duckynari7700]

+Angel Doods and hndi po lahat KPOP ang iba ho Kdrama HAHAAH

[@oeaie7592]

+Unknownymous Girl Baka korean actors/actress.

[@duckynari7700]

Sinabi niya po ay Kpop kaya Kdrama ang sinagot ko. 😂

[@arnoldgamboa7316]

heyyitssejeyy heeyy for free, ill go with you haha

[@Kaiko408]

Damn Jeffrey the way you speak English and articulate is impressive.

[@gachapie7838]

so thats why I want to stay here in Philippines because I want to learn some english like this when I'm typing this sentence.

[@marissabiador2048]

Sooner or later korean will be great speaking english than to us.. like before they korea is wanted to be like our country phil. they envy because phil begore is very wealthy than they have. and now look at korea's now they have a good economy and beautiful country.. they dream make into a reality and now they used as they trainor to be much better in communication.. be proud pilipino but still dont let other to used us..

[@harveyquinto2243]

The problem with some Filipinos is they want change but they cannot change themselves for the better. If you want change, you have to start to yourself. But it seems like most of us does not see it that way.

[@iangang9535]

That's why Filipinos need to work faster, develop faster and be more disciplined in ALL aspects so Filipinos will not be left behind again.

[@Itzmie]

Marissa Biador God damn that English grammar though...

[@donobrien1921]

NOT if they have your English speaking skills...Yours suck

[@bluejay7232]

Please check your grammar before you post. It's embarrassing! Nakakahiya!

[@bluejay7232]

Maraming nagkli-claim dito na mahusay daw mag-English ang mga Pilipino. Hindi po ito totoo! As an English teacher working abroad, I can easily tell how different Filipino English is! Thank God I don't use it anymore, except among my Filipino friends.

[@choosealbert883]

Shall we say have" fil-english accent" which is different from others..

[@amelitallerin3784]

Most Filipinos speak Tag-lish (filipino-english)

[@ellaella5358]

There’s A lot of korean in cebu and dumaguete too.

[@maryrachel820]

Because here in Philippines you need to learn English and if you still can't, you're English grade need to be lower as you expected, English is knowledge here in Philippines it's not just Language.

[@northcelestialstar4428]

Here in the philippines, even babies know how to speak and understand English. Because we don't baby talk in Filipino, we baby talk in English then later on when they are about a year or two, we start the conyo form which is Filipino and English mix. Then they answer in either Filipino or English.

[@clunkg]

every Filipino can easily understand and speak English in the Philippines.

[@rocketmoonshine9205]

In certain countries, one has to pay high fees to enrol at an international school where English is a medium of instruction in order to brush up one's English proficiency.

[@adidasdidas8476]

Wow! i didn't expect Koreans said that to our country! but i still do not think that we are not a very-good english speaking country, but thank you so much Koreans! We love you! -Peace from Philippines

[@moretaehyungandjihooninter6430]

+Adidas Didas most of the Filipino can speak english even the undergraduates but not as good to the Filippino that have a good education

[@mariemar3587]

+smple amity It is true! Actually, many college graduate students can't speak proper English =)

[@CeeejPri]

The thing is, sa Asia kasi isa yung Philippines sa mga country na fluent sa english. Kahit na minsan mali mali grammar, pero nakakaintindi and kahit papano nakkapag communicate. So win-win situation siya for the koreans kasi malapit sa country nila and mura pa. I think yun yung point dito? Lol idk I might be wrong

[@decoalam5745]

+smple amity the problem is the confidence and lack of practice that why we're having difficulty communicating in english. but, look if you watch english movies or read english books or if somebody talk to you in english we dont have any problems understanding them. practice, practice, practice.

[@peachyskip]

filipinos good english

[@35salie]

Good thing to hear ❤👏

[@irisveracruz480]

Here in the Philippines they scold their children using English kahit walang ulam😅🤣😋

[@maayongaga729]

Amazing the owner's sounds Filipino English now😃

[@edwinholcombe2741]

I agree

[@battery5575]

im a filipino but im in 10th grade now and i don't even know what is the 8 part of speech. so sad cause all i know in grade school had I been forgot but i can speak english good, even though i forgot all i learn when i was a kid.

[@Embargoman]

Yeah thers Singapore, Australia, and New Zealand.

[@dandealagdon4676]

they say it's best to study English in the Philippines because tuition fees are cheaper... it's true...one of my teacher said so...

[@cruiser84]

The baby is cute 😅😄

[@jesseann1890]

cause everything is in english except when we want to speak filipino its like our second language but in philippines there are many other language except for the main "tagalog" like 20+ from provinces to etc

[@larrystylinson7805]

Jesse Ann there are 300+dialects to be exact

[@jasonhortelano9390]

Sa ganda mong yan mapapaenglish talaga ako

[@reyfuentesjr.9765]

Pero sahod ng mga teacher mga nasa 50-80php lang ata per hour LOL baka nga mas mababa pa kung partime ka.

[@Favorites218]

Jeffrey sounds very Filipino when speaking English.

[@Casey5197]

We can understand and speak English Language, but that doesn't mean that we're good when it comes in grammar, right pronunciation, (some/plenty -whatever it is- has a problem in the correct spelling of some words. Haha) (I'm sorry, because I'm one of 'some has a problem when it comes in spelling') . Anyway, Philippines is still the country who has very best English Teachers in Asia. Others can teach you a basic, intermediate, and/or professional English language. In reality, English Language is one of the most very important language/communication in the Philippines. Also, we Filipinos preferred to speak TagLish (Tagalog - English combination). Share ko lang. 😂😂

[@simonsez05]

This is false advertising!

[@Juvelqairth]

Don't matter

[@simonsez05]

Jaret Jose Ulanday Tanga!

[@Juvelqairth]

Simon Banks​ Still don't matter, thanks the backfire

[@simonsez05]

Your English is completely wrong!

[@Juvelqairth]

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[@ysarns]

Cha Eunwoo went to the PH for 6 months to learn english

[@donalynjordan8638]

I want to teach English also to the other country.

[@vinaddreamer9647]

Sa pinas kc karamihan sa mga subject eh English..... D gaya sa ibang bansa English subject lng tlga ang English nila tulad dto sa hk science,math,history eh Cantonese.... Kaya better tlga sa atin hihi

[@TheEunicekv]

i'd really like to know why korean people look down on south east asians (indonesians, thais, vietnamese ,malaysians, filipinos, etc), what could be the reasons? ive watched other blogs who have mentioned about it, and the only reason i could get is mainly because these are poor countries therefore most of them are uneducated?, so they get discriminated a lot. are there any other reasons? reasons like for example, based on history, culture etc.? i do see a lot of koreans here in the philippines to improve their english speaking skills or to learn english, do they still think we are uneducated? im really curious. i posted this question on other related videos too, one korean said, those who goes to the philippines are losers and poor, and cannot compete with other koreans that's why they go to undesired places, lol is that even true?

[@loveandheart08]

Well I've seen korean stars insult Phillipines because of their accents which for me, it was really insulting to her that since many not most, come to the Phillipines to learn English. I'm hoping it's not true and if it is I hope they realize what they've done wrong. And as for the other "poorer" asian countries, I have heard they also made fun of them, honestly I hope they've all apologize for the insulting things they've said. But it's not only korean people who make fun of the poorer countries there are also many other countries that make fun of asian in general. Sorry the for the long comment Idk where I'm going with this. I hope they limit their insults to other countries and other countries try not to insult asian too because tbh after hearing shit like that I kinda wanted to stop listening to kpop, stop watching kdramas, and even sometimes I want to confront my korean friend about this

[@eyes0nyu]

Being poor is a circumstance of life - it doesn't make one a loser. I'd say a loser is a person from a "good" family who has everything their affluent circumstance entails and yet are so mal-educated to think a person bettering themselves are somehow losers. People with these sentiments are most likely wannabes or nouveau riche who has money but can't afford class. And the asshole you encountered is probably one of these people.

[@sickdiz4049]

don't say that we help in Korea war in 1999-1901 just to save their own country that's why pH and Korea are so close to each other they just don't know about it that's why

[@epik12343]

back then korea was so poor poorer than southeast asian countries and lots of prostitution a lot of first world countries look down on koreans. but koreans work hard and now become a economic powerhouse. i remember when hyundai cars first came to america people are laughing joking about that car a joke i remember samsung is the cheapest electronics to buy. but everybody will say sony is the best. see now koreans are rich its their turn to look down on poor nations.

[@karencancel1398]

Yes i admit it. I have an old olfriend Korean also have bad bc in my back, i didnt know that she is trashtalking me compare to my taiwanese bestfriend now that have a very similar attude to filipinos

[@jazmedorisalfaro6469]

wow

[@rvill_025]

🇵🇭

[@shyvanamyrrhnoxus6154]

because in philippines its cheaper.

[@user-yv7tz6sr8z]

I'm korean all countries love ♥♥ 😍😊😄❤❤☺☺

[@yujinacafe]

I met Koreans here in Japan last late 90s and that time were both in our 20s and I was surprised she can speak English,and that because she studied English in the Philippines from An exclusives school for girls in Malate Manila...then she learned to play piano 🎹 and joined Christianity then moved to Japan, where she met her Japanese Husband who also a Christians...and I met them and bring me to their Christian Church...and that was the start of me becom8ng a real Christians.

[@realcyrusjohn]

Musta napo kayo?

[@Revengeofthefallen-sk4es]

Taasan dapat naten yung bayad

[@acer7552]

Coz Filipinos are particular with correct use of grammar. When you become proficient then it is easier to improve your accent to become easily understandable by others.

[@bheanalyntrofeo8440]

I am A Filipino Girl I Learned English Well I Don't Really Know My Sis said I Was Starting To Say English Words Like Why No Me Hey Oops And I Am Learning Korean Words too!?

[@Help22222]

good for u

[@thangbanga9181]

i want to practice english, do you want to do it with me

[@rhoxdethxyrhonemercado2509]

Here in the Philippines even infant knows how to speak in English thats how great filipinos are

[@ltljulian]

I'm just wondering why in all the cooking videos I'd watched here, most Filipinos spoke only Tagalog or mixed. None of them spoke english.

[@sssstgump]

Target audience are mostly filipinos, thats why I think.

[@thechosenland8265]

The target Audience is only for filipinos i think..

[@auctionguy5]

Do Asians learn English in Singapore too?

[@robloxisamazinggameinthewo3152]

I live in Japan

[@Revengeofthefallen-sk4es]

Dapat tayo yung nagmamay ari

[@georgiaball3772]

Duh America made us speak English that's why we're good at it !!!

[@closed8202]

Crusader Ball america is a contienent usa is america that ur saying

[@youdeservetobehappynow7584]

Georgia Ball ahahhahaha yeah

[@Favorites218]

As far as I'm aware of, Filipinos are taught an English dialect.

[@maayongaga729]

@@Favorites218 English is the medium of instructions in school from kindergarten to college. Not only that signs and billboards are in English. It's easy to transition from Spanish to English because Philippines already use Roman Alphabet from Spanish era. If you ask us to read Chinese, Korean, Japanese or even ASEAN brothers in the South we're Lost. It's easier for Filipino to understand Mexicans and other Hispanic countries because dialect at home is mixed with Spanish and Filipino. It's Weird isn't It? Learned it hard when my job assigned me to work in the Hispanic and Japanese neighborhood in the U.S.

[@Favorites218]

Mauli Ako I’m from the Philippines. Don’t t be patronising.

[@vintagelalicex5232]

Sometimes, filipino doesnt know the translation of english to filipino. Like "what's the tagalog of ________".

[@jpzadoquin9297]

hahaha. relate much

[@wargamer9880]

Lee da hea learn English from Philippines

[@jamutbugbogtuio3651]

Be sure that by learning English is using the correct accent! It may seem cheap...and the accent is totally different. Philippines is not a native english nation. English is just one major languages spoken in the Philippines. Be forwarned!

[@yujisaito3297]

+jamut bugbogtuio there is no such thing as correct accent but there is a better accent.

[@genportes4404]

+jamut bugbogtuio Well i am an ESL Teacher in the Philippines . And accent is does'nt really matter!. Every nations has their own unique accent. And besides they came here in the Philippines to improved the way they speak english not those soundly accent .

[@ian2008931]

+jamut bugbogtuio Well, I think you should improve your grammar first. Secondly there is not such thing as "correct accent", neutralized accent however is what Filipinos use when teaching Koreans (it's something you learn in the BPO industry, an idiot like you won't understand) It's very effective and one of the best in the world. So fuck off!

[@ian2008931]

+Gin Gin obviously that jamut guy doesn't know what he's talking about.

[@charlieerp7227]

fuck the accent seriously. Here in America, as long as you speak english and they can understand you, you're good. No need to act like a white person.

[@csalazarfull]

USA ESL teachers charge $15 per hour. far cheaper than in philipines. Furthermore, what is so big deal Speaking English? Exept for finding a better job in USA. Furthermore, in USA there are millions who do not Speack English. Most of them, don't even need it.

[@csalazarfull]

In USA, more than 40 million people speack Spanish. The children speack English and only an small percentage of adults speack English. Most of Vietnamese, Koreans, Japanese and others don't speack English

[@lieliza8934]

Ang mahal 3k per hour

[@eyveofspades5981]

Here In the ph we have a subject english hahaha

[@kyaneji4249]

Here in the Philippines .. ALL TEXTBOOKS ARE ENGLISH

[@bluejay7232]

That's not true at all!

[@TiktokRandomVideos_j]

Proud To Be Philippines :)

[@octavianwillkillyourbear4658]

if we speak Tagalog at school campus, we will have to pay as punishment XD

[@aimie2689]

Octavian will kill your bear,,, that's true!!

[@LesterLaoagan]

Learning English as a second language by foreigners here in the Philippines is cheap. The pay for the English teachers realistically are very cheap ranging from 50 pesos to 120 peso per hour, generally the common rate are 60 or 70 pesos per hour. That's the truth!!!

[@wistbluesanime1637]

Now tell... Who said Filipino's weren't Smart?

[@bluejay7232]

No disrespect, but you should have kept your opinion to yourself because your grammar and spelling are terrible... Mapapahiya pa ang mga Pilipino dahil sa pagmamayabang mo, mali-mali naman ang English mo... 🤦‍♂️

[@amaranusa]

And yet they say that pinoy english is not a proper english

[@mystixque]

Im filipino Ako ay pilipino

[@rs4619]

Completed disagree. I am a Canadian that has lived in the Philippines for just under four years. There are two myths about Filipinos and English. First, that all Filipinos (or most) know English. This is far from the truth. Even those who study in prestigious schools like La Salle are hesitant to speak in English. And second, the English that they know is very rudimentary. The moment you use some idioms and phrases they are all at sea. They will say "I am having nose bleed" very often when you speak normal Canadian English to them. On the other hand, the English spoken in countries like India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan is much better. Of course there will always be the ethnic accent. I say this with conviction because I have married a Filipina and brought her and her son to Canada and half the time they cannot understand the phrases and sayings.

[@cj-um7dc]

it is maybe beacause of the confidence level of whom you are speaking with.. yeah i agree that Filipino speaking English language is somehow deteriorating because of the quality of education they receive or how they live their daily lives but still English is our second official language.

[@bluejay7232]

As a Filipino, I totally agree with you. Thank God I've been away for a long time now and have been teaching English abroad using British-published books. I just realised how different Filipino English is.

[@cj-um7dc]

@@bluejay7232 share mo lang? so para san ung bragging? ugh toxic Filipino culture..

[@bluejay7232]

@@cj-um7dc It's not bragging. It's called EXPLAINING how I got to understand how different Filipino English is. Palibhasa kayong mga Pinoy ang si-sensitive nyo. Ang dami nyong nakikita. I bet you're just offended that I acknowledged the fact that Filipinos aren't so great after all at English. Sorry for telling you the truth.

[@cj-um7dc]

@@bluejay7232 you can just simply say na ibang iba ang pananalita ng English ng mga banyaga.. at may pa'thank God ka pa na malayo ka sa pinas, ipokrito..

[@iliketheodds2575]

Shame that many will be laid off at CNN Philippines.

[@최윤석-d7q]

Can anyone tell me, how Philippines are like the best Asian country's to learn English? There's got to be a history about it.

[@animefan320]

they were colonized by the US briefly (about 4 years) I believe. To this day the Philippines and America have very good relations. Also, filipinos are known for travelling abroad and are good at picking up new languages. Its encouraged in filipino culture to learn english with the aim of using it in a different country one day.

[@kikilalune6851]

More like 48 years, almost half a century. American rule lasted from 1898-1946(end of World War II). During that time, English super-imposed Spanish as the lingua franca of the country, then later on added Filipino(based on Tagalog language) as equally second.

[@simonsez05]

Sinungaling yan.

[@trelcarbyx8628]

Because the Thomasites(Teacher that willing to teach in the philipines) had arrive in the philippines to teach native people and because of that we, Filipinos, are the most educated person in south east asia but now were one of the poorest country in the world thanks to the Presidents of the Philippines corruption,drugs, and crimes are the main reasons why philippines are in the grave... R.I.P philippines the great country that became a trash will the phillipines be recycled?

[@최윤석-d7q]

Thanks guys. I feel lazy to search it up. So yeah...

[@blaitecrystalsblaitecrysta980]

Im a filipino A pure filipino. And im gonna say this to the people that can't understand,why we can speak english and comparing the accents of philippines and U.S.... FYI for all That some people can't literally speak english.. and FYI filipinos are great in english... And the U.S ??? yeah they can speak english too.specially. and also we're all can speak english and we have many different accents... so don't say that,because we can speak english?our accents are not good? WELL shame of you

[@bluejay7232]

Fix your English before you even type sentences. Gosh! You only prove how "wrong" our English is. Naintindihan mo ba ang mensahe ko?

[@karlgreen143]

Kala ko si harry roque ang nasa thumbnail HAHAHA

[@__ph.comrade__]

O what happened..........

[@jericofernandez9500]

Kemi 101 i

[@1980voltz]

then.you gonna have unique filipino accent lol

[@anonymous-zf1qm]

At least they can use English in a conversation. Actually, our accent isn't that bad. Ours can easily understand.

[@markm_koko]

I'm a Filipino and I'm tired of Tagalog and English language. I wanna learn Nihongo perhaps.

[@josephineg.matthews7653]

You should never got tired of our language instead love and be proud of it ..while learning other language too...🤩😁😻

[@estilezia3543]

they said good english is indian they there number 2 fluent in english hehehehh peace.

[@darmelperlado1890]

Koreans come to Philippines to learn English to save money from tuition fees basides Korea is close to Philippines. Irony is, their government only accept English Native speakers to teacher in their country. If you are not from the UK, USA,NZ, Canada or Australia then you wont be granted a teaching visa. What a bluff.

[@ronaldsipe2046]

Just study on public, tutor are so cheap and besides public school is reach in English

[@roselleting1367]

Yung classmate ko di sila marunog matagalog lol

[@roselleting1367]

What i mean English

[@anony1890]

And a few of them mocked our English accents and the color of our skin, and the saltiness of our food....

[@bienfranckogarperio4007]

simulat sapul english na agd bungad mo wahahahaha translation: since the beginning,,english is already starting to make its way to our minds wabahahahahaha mind blown

[@harveyquinto2243]

I notice that many Filipino can't even differentiate "nang" to "ng", "din" to "rin", etc. English is our second language but Filipino is our national languange. And to all 'coño' out there, if you're gonna start talking in English then finish it in English, as well if you will start in Tagalog. So annoying when people mix English and Filipino unnecessarily.

[@exgeeinteractive]

errr a sizeable chunk of muricans "can't even differentiate" your vs you're where vs were it's vs its even prepositions like on vs in

[@edroyfernando]

Harvey Quinto yes many Filipinos may hardly differentiate "nang" and "ng". But "din" and "rin" are actually the same thing. Here in Tagalog, we sometimes mix "d" from "r" like "dumadating" sometimes pronounced as "dumarating" and "rumarating". Other examples are: Dati - rati Doon - roon