Latinos react to I Belong to the Zoo for theFIRST TIME | "Sana" LIVE on Wish 107.5 Bus| REACTION

[@Waleska-Herrera]

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[@Anne-ev2ni]

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[@josephinesalmorin1489]

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[@jcssdnbhd7361]

Waleska please react to Sarah g sing DUYAN with her husband matteo

[@nathanielcoronel7230]

Please react to Unique Salonga- Sino performed on Wish 107.5 💯

[@fushumang1716]

Sana - to hoped for, wish for something to (have) happen Umasa - to hope for, to expect Ngiti - Smile Gusto ko ang iyong ngiti - I Love your smile Sinabi - said Sana sinabi mo na "mahal kita" - You should have said "I love you" You have heard this song before covered in snippet by Mayonnaise

[@marthafin6947]

Efra got the "Ngiti" right.👏

[@MarkYu23]

The English translation was pretty accurate but guys if you could only understand the song itself in its language, it reveals the true beauty and pain in each sentence. You listen to this when you want to feel heartbroken even if you're not. Lols that's the impact of this song. I remember they had a field concert and everybody was just crying to this song.

[@earlrichureta9742]

I want to see you guys react to Gloc-9's "Simpleng Tao" song. I'm sure Efra will love it.

[@raquelaquino8389]

Also to Gloc9 Tanan😊

[@bonbonitosongcoverbono4888]

Lets goooo

[@golewa29]

agreee!!!!!

[@Otaku_takuyt]

Lol eww

[@nb6792]

Sana is more of wishing for something. Like, "Sana sinabi mo na..." is "I wish you said that..." Umaasa is more hoping for the future. Like, "Umaasa ako na..." is "I am hoping that..." But they're both technically the same meaning. Just different usage.

[@cristinaalvarez9006]

I lost it when Efra’s translation, “ngiti mahal kita “ means I love your smile 😃 👏 nice try👏 you’ll get there in time💕 🙏🏻

[@Mutya0303]

WOw EFRA!!! I was laughing but clapping my hands at the same time... You are getting really good at Tagalog. You should really give it a go. Like 6months to 1 year of intensive study. Go Efra! Go Efra! GO! 😁😂👏👏👏 My votes on you!!

[@melanieescoto4918]

Ngiti definitely means smile.You were right Efra.👌❤️

[@royalestutoryaldiaries6569]

Efra is really doing good in speaking tagalog getting better and better each time i watch... catch up miss Waleska your bro is getting ahead of you.... thou your so beautiful miss in TAGALOG NAPAKAGANDA MO

[@marionesteves4376]

"sana sinabi mo mahal kita" EFRA!!! you're right!!!!! that means I wished you said I love you

[@keziaheunahevasco2225]

"Ngiti" means SMILE you are so right @RealEfraHerrera

[@buchi777_]

In due time efra will definitely learn the tagalog dialect.... Hope to hear efra having a cover of a Filipino rap. Stay safe guys.

[@julietaaspiras6896]

Efra is right.. NGITI is smile.. you can say.. “i love your smile” .. mahal ko ang iyong ngiti..

[@lorenz5073]

"Asa" is the root word Umasa- Esperar Ako'y Umasa-Espero; Ako/Yo Ika'y Umasa-Esperas; Ikaw/Tú Sila'y Umasa-Esperan; Sila/Ellos o Ustedes Tayo'y Umasa-Esperamos; Tayo/Nosotros Aasa is the Future Tense The 'y comes from the word "ay" and it is used to connect topics, comments and verbs to shorten words, it is used very often in the Tagalog Language. Tagalog is easy, just use the Personal pronouns + the Verb and ur done😊

[@cdcotr]

Do more blind choices on the wish bus. I think it would be quite interesting, good chance for very pleasant surprises. Wale was right with her guess of the translation of “sana”, it is wish or hope. And Efra was right with “ngiti” too, it really is “smile” 😆 Simpler melodies are more digestible, easier to follow along or recall esp with those with good hooks, making the message easier to be delivered. The focus becomes the story and the melody is just the vehicle that carries it to the listener. I Like Wale’s styling in this video. Enjoy when you both try the Tagalog words, or guess the meanings... Maybe you could do a video on the differences in pronunciation of Spanish spoken in different regions. Sounds interesting.

[@meloedits]

I watched this guy live and he explained why his artist name is called “I Belong To The Zoo”. I’m not sure if it is his ex singing but it’s from the funny happy birthday song: “happy birthday to you, *you belong to the zoo* with the monkeys and the donkeys and the gorilla is you” I know. I’m happy you got to react to him! When I first heard him, his voice is just filled with so much emotions. Keep it up Waleska and Efra!

[@Skip-Kilat]

“Sana” is an expression denoting the concept of “i wish”, and said by itself means exactly that, “i wish” “sana sinabi mo” sinabi from the root “sabi”- to say. “sinabi” is past tense. “i wish you said...” Sana umasa umasa is from the root word “asa”, hope or expect. “hindi na sana umasa”. hindi is a negation - i wish i did not hope/expect/wish for

[@jimsonibarra7148]

You should also react to his other hit songs like "'Balang Araw" and "Paalam, Patawad" with Moira Dela Torre.

[@rolyverlsawalan1271]

Yes spot on Efra "ngiti" means smile

[@cipherr6306]

Can you guys check out SUD, a Filipino alt-soul band. They have music videos us fans called the "SUD Cinematic Universe"; it's a series of 5 of their songs starting from Sila (Them), Di Makatulog (Can't Sleep), Sana Bumalik (Hoping to Return), Baliw (Crazy/Lovesick), and their latest Sagutan (To Talk). Each music videos of their songs have a connected stories on its own so I hope you get to understand it and have the feels even if you don't understand every word. Thanks.

[@maryjanepanganiban4473]

Ngiti, mahal kita... that's so cute Efra! Hahahaha.

[@imdreamingofawhite]

You are right Waleska, in this context means “wish”.

[@leonidafallaria2091]

Im enjoying watching you both trying to understand and interpret tagalog... So cool

[@cristinepalattao8378]

Oh my gosh! Efra you got the right words

[@krustylazy2858]

I LOVE THE FACT THAT THEY ARE TRYING TO LEARN TAGALOG LANGUAGE, THEY ARE TRYING TO COMBINE AND MAKE A WORD FROM IT. NICE!

[@elizaamos5557]

Waaaaay to gooooooo Efraaaaa 😂👏👏👏 I love the thought of learning the language thru music 😊 I will consider that! Love your reaction as always ❣️😚

[@chocoolot1607]

It's just so cute that Efra's trying to learn the language. 😊😊😊 You're almost there! Keep going. 💪

[@mariloubautista4170]

You are right. Sana means to wish or to hope that it happens.

[@ser3781]

“Ngiti, mahal kita” that was funny but cute. 😂

[@alicesalon9512]

Efra getting addicted to Nagmahal/Mahal/Magmahal 😍😍😍👌👌👌

[@marieenen9528]

Ngiti Mahal kita it means I love your smile"Efra why so cute?🤣😍

[@gerainequinones3179]

asa, umasa, umaasa, umasa-asa/ umaasa-asa HAHAHAHA yawa!

[@Naif51393]

Iloveyour smile - mahal ko mga ngiti mo.

[@Quinn_1820]

Yes your right Efra "ngiti" means smile.

[@PabLuna5714]

Ya right efra ngiti means smile🤗

[@dyreyes5209]

The song is heart-breaking. I used to sing this. Teary-eyed here 🥺

[@jastinsy3691]

Finally! Salamat Wale and Efra!

[@jana-leituazon4817]

Efra’s “magmahal umasa sana” haha

[@glennpauldelatorre8924]

Sana means i hope or i wish... Efra is right... ngiti means smile...

[@shairaespiritu9154]

Efra is so cute trying to speak tagalog HAHAHHAHA

[@johnreyrosete7006]

Sinabi mo - you've said Sabi mo - you said Mahal kita - i love you Mahal mo ako - you love me "sabi mo mahal mo ako"

[@pangsilip101]

You add "sana" to a sentence when you wish or hope that your statement would happen or would have happened. So "sana sinabi mo na hindi mo ako mahal" is "i wish you said you didnt love me". It also works for a future statement such as "sana maganda ang panahon mamaya" (i wish that the weather later would be nice". "Umaasa" (present active) or "umasa" (past) is a verb which means "hoping". So in a way both sana and umasa are similar but they have different functions in a sentence.

[@warlylopez8190]

Efra is right when he said sana sinabi mo mahal kita

[@lorenz5073]

I'm learning Spanish through Reggaéton, Bachatas y Boleros!

[@kimberlyamen3550]

Yes ngiti is a smile

[@alicesalon9512]

Paalam, Patawad by I Belong to the Zoo && Moira pleaseeeeeeee 😊👌

[@darryldionela9550]

Mabuhay guys

[@vinceaguilar665]

Sana was one of the song covered by Mayonnaise in Myx Live! That's why Efra seems familiar with this song.

[@ayawkoseo]

You've heard this song when you reacted to Mayonnaise I think. They did the 4 song medley with songs from Hale,IV Spades and I belong to the Zoo then the last song was their own song Jopay.

[@jorenzlorenz]

Sana - wishful thinking Asa (verb)- hope Umasa(past tense)- hoped UmaAsa(present) -hoping Pag-asa(noun) - hope Sana All 😅

[@annecarcillar7003]

Gusto ko ang iyong ngiti. I like your smile.

[@ciansaliente2313]

Efra was right haha his paying attention to those words in the lyrics 😅😅

[@Skip-Kilat]

wale and efra, you love heartfelt heartbroken songs? make a deep dive into OPM. we are the land of hopeless romantics, love martyrs, and unrequited heartache. every filipino/filipina has one that got away. :😆

[@maicocomarts3098]

I'm a filipino who speaks Spanish. The word "sana" is closely translated as "ojalá" "Umasa" is the past tense from the root word "asa" which means to hope. You can't conjugate the word Sana as it's not a verb just like ojalá.

[@edgard.9083]

I strongly believe that the best way to learn new language is through music. 😁👍

[@pilyongyanyan7267]

The word "sana" depends on how you use it. But in that song, he uses the word sana as a deep wish or a deep hope.

[@patriciobotin9869]

Sana all magaling katulad nyo,,,, :-)

[@jvsalvador856]

Love you both 💓

[@cecildalao3869]

you are right sana is to wish or hope

[@rarajedflores9667]

sandali means moment & ngiti means smile

[@marse8769]

i'm literally cry-laughing here watching Efra trying to understand the lyrics or should I say trying to create his own language? Haha!

[@rubent.calimlim6930]

Effra is right..sinabi mo mahal kita meaning in english is wish you love me very good.

[@cloud3141]

i learned some spanish through music and some korean and japanese through movies!!

[@TheJeffversoza]

Sana: I wish; I hope; if only

[@lucianorosso3375]

Sana means wish and hoping both at the same time

[@kilitinabon1464]

Mahal ko ang iyong ngiti. Mahal ko = i love Ang = the Iyong = your Ang iyong = your Ngiti = smile

[@capricornsky1427]

I love you're smile = gusto ko ang ngiti mo

[@DominicBantog]

the translation is spot on

[@corinedee7510]

I love efra!! So hilarious ahahaha

[@rammyhinrich2930]

Yes! You already heard that song from Mayonnaise medley song. ☺️

[@raquelaquino8389]

I wish you said you love me = "Sana, sinabi mo mahal mo ko" / "Sana, sinabi mo na mahal mo ako"

[@christine8691]

When I 1st heard this song, I cried and I don't know why.

[@Fealnographs1]

more please balang araw

[@rolyverlsawalan1271]

mahal Kita = I LOVE YOU I love your smile = gusto ko ang inyong mga ngiti Although you could also literally use mahal in the sentence ( mahal ko ang inyong ngiti) but "gusto" can be equated with mahal, though "gusto" has other meaning, such as "like" and others.

[@kriannegarcia4448]

SANA is a Filipino word which means "to hope", "to wish".

[@anneonemij2477]

"sinabi mo mahal kita" means, "you said you love me" 12:48

[@kygelkimtomarong258]

12:45 that's quite accurate though if you quote "mahal kita"😅

[@acquiredassetstourguide5839]

You must watch him and moira singing in showtime live 🙏🙏🙏

[@alethgd96]

Efra was right, ngiti means smile. But i love your smile, gusto ko ang ngiti mo. You should not say mahal ko ang ngiti mo.

[@EpicAmnesia]

oh man i like that you guys are trying to translate tagalog words JUST by reading the captions of the video. Both of you are nearly there tbh..

[@sheritacruz3831]

Omg efra you are so cute! Hahaha

[@jushjaralba999]

I'm learning French and I learned it by listening to French music. You have to know the basics of course for it to work. So I learned the basic grammar rules and conjugations of common verbs, pronunciation rules, etc. Then the rest of it was listening to French music and examining the lyrics to learn new words, expressions and more complex constructions. I also started watching series and movies in French. So yeah, learning a language through music can actually work, but you still need to put in some effort.

[@katecruz3781]

I learn hangul through watching kdramas and downloading lyrics romanized with english trans and sang it while playing it. And iam still learning how to read it and familiarized the right wtitings in korean

[@lurker619]

Yeeees

[@darlenesuelto1677]

umasa sana'ng magmahal hoped to have loved umasa - hope sana - (on its own it means to wish but it becomes as used in this sentence/phrase) to have magmahal - (on its own means to love, but in this phrase becomes different) loved

[@koyawampipti493]

Bro i swear this guy is getting better lmao

[@darryldionela9550]

Sana,,, hope

[@amarrasworld3870]

yes "ngiti"is smile.. your getting better than Vale rhis round. ❤

[@jomirjosef8439]

Umasa- 'hoping' Sana- 'i wish'

[@misschelle23]

Efra's right. 'Ngiti' means 'smile'. But saying 'mahal' doesn't mean 'to like'. Nice try tho.👏 Gusto ko ang iyong ngiti - I like your smile ❤️

[@arjade7628]

Well you got it right Efra, Sana sinabi mo "mahal kita" means wished you have said "You Love me"

[@arjade7628]

But "Kita" when spoked or used in a sentence can mean many different things, It can be "seen/saw", "we", "mine/I", or "profit"

[@darlenesuelto1677]

mahal ko ang iyong ngiti I love your smile. mahal - love ko/ ako - me ang - that iyo/ iyong - your ngiti - smile

[@jesusatan3020]

Learned english in the Philippines since it's our medium of education...

[@Chris-xo9bq]

Sana means "to wished or to hope".

[@Bandro09]

Waleska. "Sandali" means moment. When Efra tells you "Let's go!" you tell him "Sandali lang!" which means "Wait a minute!".

[@isaiah1332]

More accurately "Just a moment."

[@rlim6132]

Zia Quizon's Creep, The Scientist and Ako Na lang.

[@jnlyn]

sinabi mong "mahal kita", is actually grammatically correct but it meant you told me "i love you"

[@edmarmangahas]

Efra got NGITI right. It means SMILE. 🙂

[@rovelcodico3238]

Pls react to Paalam Patawad, Paalam and Patawad. Trilogy Song of Moira together with I Belong to the Zoo and Ben and Ben.. Beautiful 😁

[@gelperez]

sana - to wish; to hope