Latinas Twins react | Modern Filipinos speaking SPANISH as if it was the 1800s - Sol&LunaTV 🇩🇴

In this video, Dominican twin sisters Sol and Luna react to Modern Filipinos speaking SPANISH as if it was the 1800s by Aljohn Poliglot and The REBIRTH of SPANISH in the PHILIPPINES? Why more Filipinos Speak it now by ‪@EricMartinezPH‬
Once a prominent tongue in the Philippines, Spanish has since vanished from everyday use, but believe it or not, more and more Filipinos are learning Spanish in the Philippines today.
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[@SolLunaTV]

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[@Kafagway]

If 30% of your language is Spanish, it’s not hard for Filipinos to learn how to speak espanol. We already got the pronunciation down pat, all we need is to formalize it…. Why do you think the tv series Marimar was so loved in the country? 😅 we already speak 2 major languages aside from our own local dialects… I think Spanish language should be brought back in schools. ❤

[@adianbeat6701]

My mom can speak basic Spanish..She told me during her highschool/college.. they took/had Spanish subject in their curriculum

[@percivaloropesa7148]

Decada seitenta 70's nosotros tenemos assunto espaniol en la escuela .

[@shineshine177]

Yeah your right grandparents ko spanish sila magsalita maliban sa dialect nila..

[@alanvillanueva8262]

It is not 30 percent it can only be 3 percent or less. If it is 30 percent then I will be able to understand a little of what they say because i am working with spanish people and I can't even understand a single word they say. If it is written I may be able to understand a word or two in their sentences.

[@Kafagway]

@@alanvillanueva8262 🤭 that’s funny… I speak with a lot of Mexican people at my workplace and I understand more than half of what they are saying…

[@Bella.Mireina27]

spanish is the first official language of the Philippines back then and i just hate how they went fading it 🤧🇪🇸💜

[@rannellconesco1754]

Spanish will soon come back to Philippine schools because of the high demand for Spanish speakers when it comes to medical and tech jobs specially with call centers here in Filipinas looking for Spanish fluent employees.

[@MiguelAngelGarcia-ht4kr]

I am Spanish Filipino govt should bring back Spanish language

[@charliesue8197]

nope...

[@MiguelAngelGarcia-ht4kr]

@@charliesue8197 Spanish is an old heritage.our tradition

[@tumao_kaliwat_napulo]

Nah.. malay would be much more practical to revive as it has a longer history of being not just the island's lingua franca but also in the entire southeast asia, and the region's economy is growing rapidly thereby opening opportunities. Being able to communicate on your next door neighbor on a deeper level is much better IMO

[@mikeyfraile2402]

I heard there is a Spanish Club that exist in Makati area called the Insulares Peninsulares a group of Spanish and Filipino Spanish decent most of this group are elite and industrialist

[@AJ10634]

Que alegría que se vuelva a aprender español en Filipinas y que volvamos a estrechar lazos los países hermanos de Filipinas, Hispanoamérica, España y Guinea Ecuatorial (Africa). Que bonito ver qué está unión siga creciendo, que volvamos a ayudarnos unos a otros y que nos volvamos a ver cómo lo que realmente somos, HERMANOS. Desde España 🇪🇦 así considero a todos los filipinos 🇵🇭, hispanoamericanos y ecuatoguineanos. Un fuerte abrazo a todos. ❤🇲🇽🇵🇭🇵🇪🇪🇦🇻🇪🇩🇴🇬🇶🇦🇷🇨🇴🇨🇷🇪🇨🇨🇱🇵🇷🇺🇾🇭🇳🇬🇹🇵🇦🇨🇺🇳🇮🇵🇾🇧🇴🇸🇻❤

[@JosephSolisAlcaydeAlberici]

If Spanish were to be taught in all levels in the Philippine public and private schools again, it would be easier to make Filipinos speak Spanish as their first language within three to four generations. Si se volviera a enseñar español en todos los niveles en las escuelas públicas y privadas de Filipinas, sería más fácil hacer que los filipinos hablaran español como su primera lengua dentro de tres o cuatro generaciones.

[@ZeCabreira]

BTW, Spanish speaking call center agents here in the Philippines have huge salary.

[@johnjohnfrederickhilariowe551]

The kids in the Philippines will be able to speak Spanish if the Public Schools will teach them Spanish once more...

[@tumao_kaliwat_napulo]

They do teach spanish in public schools, and also japanese, korean, chinese, malay/indonesian, french, german, etc. Under foreign language studies that is.

[@simeonsevandal9139]

Rizal esta Feliz ahora en paraiso.

[@luelzone7474]

Así es 💯

[@greenlantern2820]

Actually the history of Philippines are written in Spanish, Philippine Heroes wrote their stories in Spanish...

[@royalgem6379]

Yes, that's a good idea - joining a Spanish club!

[@aljohnpolyglot]

¡Gracias por reaccionar a nuestro vídeo! Es un placer 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@SolLunaTV]

seamos amigos lodi hahaha

[@aljohnpolyglot]

​@@SolLunaTVFue una oportunidad perdida no hacer una colaboracion cuando estuviste aqui. ¡Pero espero que en el futuro!

[@Lunaxklk]

​@@aljohnpolyglotpero mi amor nosotras seguimos aquí en Filipinas asi que cuando quieras nos juntamos ❤

[@simeonsevandal9139]

Aprendio mi Español poquito en colegio de University de Filpinas en Diliman en 1970sy aqui en ESTABA practicando durante 1980s con mi pacientes Latino Americanos.

[@sinergyflux8639]

There are still pure-blooded Spaniard who still live in the Philippines. When you see them, you may think they are foreigners, because they look white, but they are Filipino.

[@luelzone7474]

Me flipa mucho de su reacción 👏 😁😄 muchísimas gracias ate Sol y Luna por su apoyo como siempre 🫶 Dios les bendiga 🙏, nos vemos pronto!

[@alroberts193]

You need to contact Erick Martinez for the Spanish Speaking Group. I think they have a group get-together. One time it was held at a Bar in Makati or was it at BGC with all the Spanish Speaking people from Central & South Americans as well as Filipino Spanish speakers who attended that night's soiree. Eric Martinez was interviewing each of them for his KZbin content.

[@SolLunaTV]

copiado

[@alroberts193]

@@SolLunaTV great.. your next vlog is at the soiree ???

[@BulleTinOfficial]

you guys might wanna apply to Instituto de Cervantes and teach Spanish

[@adianbeat6701]

Yeah they have intramuros branch

[@newone8180]

Up

[@luelzone7474]

Hay muchos hispanohablantes en Makati 💯 podéis encontrar gente de allá que está conversando en español en la calle. También hay un bar/restaurante que se llama “Cabrones Latinos” el dueño es Argentino y allá todos los findes hangean los latinos para un teteo 💯

[@johnserra0070]

we look forward to you speaking /conversing in Filipino hehe

[@ZeCabreira]

TS=CH is a new accurance in Tagalog. I never use it. I always use CH even in writing. Ll in the Philippines is pronounced as Ly as in Villa=Vil-ya, Llama = Lya-ma, Patilla= Pa-til-ya 28:01 I used to study in Instituto Cervantes also but I didn't finish it because I went to Saud Arabia to work.

[@royalgem6379]

Thanks for reacting to this video. I love it!

[@mikeyfraile2402]

La lenguje espanol es importante 1/2 el mundo habla espanol importante para cumunicacion

[@luisramos7107]

Great reaction video, I really enjoyed it .. these guys speak a very good Spanish, like true natives of the language 😅 .. Cuídense chicas/ ingat po .. saludos/ pagbati/ regards 👍😊

[@rolanfernandez6306]

Hola Luna y sol..soy Rolan Fernandez. Estaba en el video. Podemos hablar español.

[@SolLunaTV]

hola! mandanos un DM

[@blitzxer017]

you should attend the annual event dÍa del libro that is being held every month of april. you'll find there many modern filipino-spanish speakers.

[@elprincep582]

Bring back the first National Language of the Philippines- Spanish!

[@manuelortega4654]

When I was in High School year 70's we have Spanish Subject and year 80's or 90's suddenly removed. But in the very old generations a lot of them speaking in Spanish but now at new generations I think very very few.

[@RootsBassCanada]

Cool vid! Do you have a link of that video you're watching? Thanks.

[@SolLunaTV]

In the description Original sources: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYaWYqJmittmsLc kzbin.info/www/bejne/fp-0gqt9orFohck

[@onesoul1s]

FYI girls. Spanish language belongs only to Category I level of difficulty while Tagalog is level IV. The most difficult is category V.

[@tumao_kaliwat_napulo]

This categorization is non-arbitrary and i think the one you refer to is pegged in english. If you speak english, then obviously the easier languages to learn are those of the indo-european like Dutch, German, French, Russian etc.. Likewise if you speak only Tagalog, then the easiest language you could learn are those of austronesian kind like Cebuano, Kapampangan, Javanese, Malay etc.

[@markanthonynavarro782]

that's me at 27:03 to 2:16

[@Dark_eVader]

We lived in a multi-lingual home. Since my dad has a more Hispanic heritage but living in Angeles City, Pampanga, he would speak Spanish to his parents, brothers and sisters, Pampangueño to my mom who was from Sta. Rita, Pampanga and also Tagalog. Both my parents would speak to my younger brother and I in English since we were among the first born and many of our relatives on my dad's side married a US air force soldier. When our younger sisters were growing up, they preferred to speak Tagalog so having lunch and dinner together was a multi-lingual affair. Unfortunately, I was lazy so I mostly spoke English and only learned to speak Tagalog when I was around 15 hence until now, I have difficulty with deep Tagalog words hehe. 🤣

[@danerickvaldivia2354]

Ola❤❤❤

[@dbsvfaustino]

Gracias por comentar al video de mi amigo.

[@arnelmendoza238]

Escuchas a todos nos recuperamos el idioma hablado por nuestros gran ancestros otra vez la lingua espanol nuevamenre convertiendo nuestro idioma nacional

[@theadventurousarcher]

Ybanag language uses more Spanish words compared to Tagalog.

[@davidsanz1423]

En verdad, echo de menos los miercoles de cultura. Trae de vuelta este segmento.. ✌🏽😅

[@SolLunaTV]

Noted

[@EricMartinezPH]

Oyeeeeee thanks for reacting to my video 👌 Abrazos amigas y saluuud 🍻

[@neilaldentabamo6777]

Yeah! Go to Instituto de Cervantes and film a video there! That would be awesome!

[@SolLunaTV]

Maybe one day!

[@egikm.8942]

Es tan triste que Filipinas “perdió” el idioma español.

[@josephpanes6154]

yo estoy tambien aprendiendo espanol por placer.

[@raynaldoombao6878]

Solamente aquellos familia real hablar ESPANOL😂

[@declaacademy]

I'm one of your viewers who's interested to learn Spanish. Id like to invite you to join a Spanish club called Spanish Breakfast Club. Its members are native speakers and Spanish learners conducted every Saturday in Makati.

[@user-uc9nj8fc6q]

Luna and sol your here in Philippines 🇵🇭 ❤❤❤?

[@royalgem6379]

Cebuano (Bisaya) has more Spanish words than Tagalog. I speak Cebuano and Tagalog and currently learning Spanish.

[@Bella.Mireina27]

🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻

[@blitzxer017]

For modern Bible translation in Spanish I would recommend the New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures en español.

[@carlosdicang1654]

I finished 4 Spanish subject in college but I did not learn it seriously that why I can't speak it. We are the last who have Spanish subject before it was abolished in 1986 because it was change to computer subjects

[@BBShaw-cd9wz]

Have you heard of the book Noli Me Tangere? I would like to see a creation video from you 🆎 the book.

[@SolLunaTV]

Here's our reaction to Noli kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqGmfadsrNiZm9U

[@SolLunaTV]

Also, we have been reacting to the series based on the novel Maria Clara at Ibarra: kzbin.info/aero/PLUNgVlkhddorOug_D-tK1YReADxNv5YiJ

[@danieldejesus7913]

Ustedes están viviendo en Filipinas pensé que eran de vacaciones solamente.

[@SolLunaTV]

ningun trabajo da vacaciones tan largas. Ya tenemos 5 meses aqui

[@danieldejesus7913]

@@SolLunaTV no tienen trabajo pues tienen dinero que han podido estar 5 meses.

[@boyinglabro7082]

In our Highnschool we have spanish subject that is why we Filipinos not 100pctspoke spanish. I

[@lobito5869]

Re-Encuentro Hispano....Hermandad Hispana

[@boyinglabro7082]

During my high school day we have Spanish subject in school and I don’t know why is was disappeared at the following school year.. Perhaps I remember the President of Spain that time is socialist in which he is a dictator of Spain during that time..

[@johnpelar]

Just go to Zamboanga and cojugate the verbs.

[@MutucgenerationZ]

Gusto namin kayo pa mapanood. Mas nakakatuwa masyado, kapag nagta talo kayong dalawa.

[@user-ir3do2oo8o]

Your beautiful 😍😍😍😍

[@SolLunaTV]

Thanks

[@user-xg9mt2ml9k]

No worries ladies...no need to perfect the tagalog....spanish language is more widely use all over the world....

[@user-sm9zn2yb1q]

Ustedes estan viviendo en Filipinas y trabajando con permiso.

[@SolLunaTV]

No trabajamos aquí, sólo vloggeamos

[@josephramos3140]

marry a filipino Man Sol or Luna so that you can two get your vacation here anytime you want.

[@markuchiha7737]

Hello

[@SixerIverson04]

Una!

[@charlesjosephdiputado804]

Hi, actually Spanish is now only an optional language as stated in the constitution of the Philippines. It's not a popular language of the Philippines which most Filipinos stick only to speaking Filipino and English in any communication. I think Spanish will remain only a voluntary language learned by those elites. No offense to the thoughts of Pinoys here but Spanish is remain an underrated language in the Philippines, it will never become a compulsory language learning publicly✌✌✌

[@davidsanz1423]

Contrary to the belief that the Spanish language is an elitist language, my undocumented patients from Central America speak Spanish but they are far from being elite.. 😅

[@tumao_kaliwat_napulo]

Yup. English is more practical language to learn.

[@Zashi0780]

filipino names are so spanish if you notice all the men he asked have spanish names...thats how huge the spaniards influenced us..not just names but i guess even the culture and beliefs..i mean,,,it was 333 freakin years😆

[@NeyDogg]

The culture and beliefs surprisingly similar to culture and beliefs in neighbouring country of Indonesia and Malaysia.

[@JojieCerteza]

the only reason our names are spanish is for their records - taxes etc. It was somewhat forced. Culture over centuries yes, ofcourse, we inherited some of their culture and to this day, you can still see them. Re-inforced by Christianity as well.

[@JojieCerteza]

@@NeyDogg - yes of course. Modern day Filipinos is composed of what group again? Indo-Malay, Chinese, Spanish and then the new blanket term, Austronesian. What I've always said. There will be no modern Filipino without these handful groups. Down south, it's Islam infuenced and very Malaysian influenced!

[@mikeyfraile2402]

Spanish exist in some filipino blood stream and DNA in national language and culture but we are taught in school to hate spaniard for the past antrocities spanish colonizer imposed on every aborigine in this country the hate should be put to rest and Spanish language restore in school to be use for global communication and economic progress some filipino like me have spanish root their influece will for ever be part of our history

[@JojieCerteza]

@@mikeyfraile2402 - thats interesting. Is it new? I was never taught that.(to hate)

[@my.business]

*Cute cowgirl outfits. lol*

[@SolLunaTV]

hahaha la vaca

[@my.business]

@@SolLunaTV 🤣

[@yeetah42025]

The Spanish dude from Austria seems to harbor some sort of resentment, it's a little obvious by the way he spoke. His energy was negative in the whole interview... that unnecessary comment about 'Filipino time'. He doesn't seem to like the Philippines imo. lol

[@SolLunaTV]

I agree

[@yeetah42025]

@@SolLunaTV There was a bit of arrogance too. I see that all the time with certain white people who go to less 'developed' countries.

[@ignaciobalais5394]

Why only Filipino guys speaking Spanish, where are the Filipina ladies?

[@corysornito6294]

Please help us vote for SB19 at BBFA.....thank you po

[@daryllerobles7740]

I'm so jealous. I'm also practicing my Spanish pero es muy dificil porque no tengo amigos o personas that I can speak in Spanish.