Major in English valedictory address “Lang?” - Mariyela Mari Gonzales Hugo, Cum Laude, BSED

[@jejeley333]

She was my highschool schoolmate and she's really articulate. It's nice to see her achieve so much in college and give this wonderful speech!

[@donghwanniee]

what year po to?

[@trasua5764]

@@donghwanniee 2019

[@emeraldplatino7480]

Mamatay din tayong lahat

[@welovephilippineswithmylov5419]

What Her name Sir? If you don't mind.. She is also familiar with me.. But I cannot recognized if where and when I met Her before, Anyway Thanks

[@callme_ai14]

@@welovephilippineswithmylov5419 nakasulat sa name ng yt vid

[@adeliaday9244]

I was a teacher for 28 years, no regrets, even if i didn't get rich. Masaya ako, sobrang saya, seeing my, former students, most of them were doctors, dentists, lawyers and some are teachers. Everytime i see them, i feel rich and that is more than enough for me.

[@ambercayee9531]

it made me motivate to study more and to make my professors happy with what I or we will become in the future to be honest

[@majsoliven311]

God sees into the heart... The professions we choose shall be our greatest achievements to get to heaven. Whenever I hear volunteer sya or social sciences or human resource development ang isang tao, that's one step to being a follower of our Lord God who came to us through Jesus - Teacher, Reformer, Challenger, Saviour, Healer! Not too many people want to tread this path. But it is noble and rewarding even if not monetarily rewarding. Yun LANG? Sahod ay ano Lang? Everyone will be born naked and die naked. Our souls are priceless, thus to teach souls to become good is priceless and it's not a "Yun Lang yun?" ! A Mentor, a Teacher is next to Godliness ! Next to Perfection !

[@mamiraje8147]

Likewise po

[@_yelaaa1]

She's my professor this semester! Sobrang nakakagana pumasok sa subject niya

[@_yelaaa1]

@@kimvincentbelino FEU po :))

[@ralphrobert521]

@@_yelaaa1 FEU lang?

[@gerddzu]

HOY GAGO NAHANAP KITA DAHIL SA YT RECOMMENDATION

[@her1285]

@@_yelaaa1 FEU alabang po?

[@hariruki444]

@@ralphrobert521 potacca beh HAHAHAHA

[@silent2163]

Same with her, I wanted to pursue culinary but my mom told me, "ANO, PAGKATAPOS MONG MAGCULINARY, SAAN BAGSAK MO? KARINDERYA LANG." I was really hurt to what she had said. In the end I ended up taking BSED even though it's not really my dream. I am not talkative, I'm impatient, I am not good with explaining stuff and I hate standing in front of many people. I am more into craftmanship and cooking. So at first I told my mom that ok I will be taking BSED but majoring in MAPEH, knowing myself as a sports lover, kinda crafty and music lover. But then my mom said no. Dahil wala naman daw akong sports. So what is Taekwondo and badminton then? Isn't it a kind of sport? Then I told my mom how about HELE or TLE? Since I also love cooking, crocheting, sewing, carpentry, etc. But my mom also said NO because where the hell would it take you? It's not even in demand (take note, this was way back 2013 when I just graduated high school and K-12 was just starting and TLE is in demand). So in the end I wrote down BSED major in English, put down my ballpen, ran inside the bathroom and bawled until my eyes are swollen. Then 2015 came, my mom died. I decided not to continue education as it wasn't my dream job. I even contemplated. Then 2017, I enrolled in a vocational course in cookery and that fulfilled my satisfaction in cooking. And now I am planning to open up a business using my passion and love for cooking.

[@jg-qv8bn]

Judygrace

[@lyrajaro6997]

I'm glad you chose to follow your passion. May God bless you.

[@dingdong3021]

karinderya ngah bagsak.

[@angellottepastrana6660]

@@dingdong3021 ha.

[@angellottepastrana6660]

hi, I will not say "good luck" but instead, I hope that you will be a good cook and have your own place to work. not working under someone but someone working under you that will take you as one of his/her inspiration on growing to become a professional someday. God bless!

[@AirCrewRani]

Her ability to communicate a "simple" (to some) message through coherent thoughts on the truths of life. Walang LANG sa mundo nating ginagalawan. We are all equal-one of the best speeches.

[@lolitaaquino5950]

Bravo 👏, more power to ur future!!!

[@jmrv3496]

Equality is idealistic but not something that exist in reality .

[@redbitch3362]

@@jmrv3496 but the idea of respect tantamount to equal treatment towards people regardless of their goals in life

[@secretworldofquin]

As a freshman, I am leaving this comment right here hoping that after 4 years of studying the same profession as hers, I will be able to be proud of myself just like her. I’ll strive to give my very best and not let other’s opinions get to me. This speech is such an inspiration that it made me cry. I’ll go back to this video on my graduation day and I pray that the once a young girl filled with hopes and aspirations who wrote this will be as happy and proud as she should be. (06/15/2022; 3:22 pm)

[@honeylenbalogbog5733]

All the best!

[@angelafernando955]

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[@josephinelobenia3226]

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[@gcka2864]

(4)

[@eugeniosheryl1201]

Discipline,working hard in your chosen field of study and believing in yourself is a key to your dream.I will wait for your amazing speech,,Hindi ung "yon Lang" kundi ung "heto ang pangarap ko" 🤩

[@pinayenglishteacher]

This beautiful young lady was able to keep her audience rapt during the entire speech. It was an excellently delivered speech. There's no "lang" in being an educator.

[@julesemmanueltarol1778]

This speech will always have an impact to the youth

[@vanessalago3020]

Perfectly said! Not because I am an educator, but because it is indeed TRUE. "There is no superior profession, because there is no 'lang' profession" as well.

[@jebm2655]

You better study statistics and wonder why choosing impractical courses in college has massive repercussions in terms of employability and growth. A doctor, lawyer, nurses, engineer can be an educator or teacher, but a teacher cannot do otherwise.

[@rebychavez575]

I really cried in what she delivered . Im 75 years old and I felt applauded by her speech. Good luck to you god bless. Saludo ako saiyo anak

[@arleneabdulalim4505]

Perfectly delivered kabayan! Hindi na realize Ng marami, without the teachers, there will be no professionals. Teachers are our second parents, our most important educators And most of our time are spent with the teachers in our growing and learning years. Napaka noble Ng trabaho Ng mga teachers and never Kong nasabi na teacher Lang dahil Napaka laki Ng naihubog Ng pagkatao natin dahil sa ating mga teachers. To all the graduates, congratulations and well wishes sa inyong pagbuo Ng inyong mga pangarap para sa kinabukasan!

[@welovephilippineswithmylov5419]

Totoo Po Yang mga nabanggit nyo Sir..

[@welsonsajulga5367]

Absolutely correct...

[@carmelcerna8813]

I agree.

[@alejandragarrido5039]

I salute for that congrats ...

[@jie25]

Teacher namin dati plgi lng kami pinapadala Ng tae Ng baka at kalabaw🤣😂

[@jheramartinez7347]

I can't help but tear up a little. My friends took Accountancy, Engineering, and Biology while i took Social Work. Many ppl from our circle describe my course as ' namimigay ng relief goods lang' . I have passion to serve ppl. Has the the passion to fight for children and women rights. I want to work under the family court but ppl only sees the course Social Work as 'lang'. I'll prove them wrong. There is no such word as 'lang' to describe my course or any other courses.

[@iveemarasigan7312]

your course is one of the most noble courses. had i realized earlier that i also have a passion for service, i would have taken a similar course as yours. i'm glad i also took a path less taken so i could dream bigger for others. for the people! ✊🏼

[@adriansampilo2989]

As long as your happy serving your fellowmen , no one can stop you.

[@dantacs8508]

Such a noble profession shoulf never be undermined as “lang”. Please continue the ablaze the compassion. Our world needs more of you. ❤️

[@lornabeldiadionio3096]

I have worked as a Licensed Social Worker with DSWD-Quezon City Branch, but i retired as Chief Probation and Parole Officer 7 years ago. I thanked God for being such because as a Social Worker, we are just continuing the work of God here on earth. Let's love our profession no matter what.

[@TheHeroMvp18]

True

[@cyrilmisoles7329]

Im a doctor and I was raised in a family of teachers. My dad, my uncles, aunts and my grandmother. When I was in primary and secondary school and even in college, I was continually inspired by my mentors. Let us remember no profession will exist if there are no teachers around. I am forever grateful for them choosing to become mentors. It is really the noblest of all professions. No "lang" indeed.

[@AFilipinaLovestoTravel]

♥️🌹

[@sunkim5081]

I got teary eyed when I read your message here. I was also surrounded by teachers - my granny, my aunt and other Aunt. I learned a lot from then than to my family. It's from theirs - my loved ones - my relatives. R.I.P. to them. I missed them all so much🥺🥺🥺💓

[@kulasakulasisi6123]

At wala ding mga mabubuhay na teachers etc kung walang mga doktor. Wala ding malalamang body organs at kung paano gumalaw ang mga ito kung wala ang mga doktor na nagaral at nagdisect sa mga katawan.... Kung wala yang mga yan na nadiscover ng mga doktors, walang maituturo ang mga teachers.

[@divine_park]

sinilip ko lang kasi nasa recommendations ko pero hindi ko na nabitawan. so inspiring! well deserved. congratulations young lady and to all the graduates 🥰

[@rkcrubhie3933]

same here

[@azil8275]

Same

[@joemariedeguzman9204]

Me too.

[@JulieneZen]

Kahit sa pag silip mo hindi nasayang ang lang..

[@charishkateandrade9687]

sameee

[@jrldpnrs4684]

Inspiring and relatable speech that I've heard so far. The fact that education plays a pivotal part in our lives and we should impart the value of giving importance and investing more in our teachers and students. As an inspiring English language teacher, I'm passionate about cultivating the minds of the young ones and help them grow and guide them in towards achieving their goals in life.

[@kosekii9784]

She's my UTS prof, sobrang galing nya at napakabait.

[@ericmerante8745]

Saang school siya???

[@majsoliven311]

God sees into the heart... The professions we choose shall be our greatest achievements to get to heaven. Whenever I hear volunteer sya or social sciences or human resource development ang isang tao, that's one step to being a follower of our Lord God who came to us through Jesus - Teacher, Reformer, Challenger, Saviour, Healer! Not too many people want to tread this path. But it is noble and rewarding even if not monetarily rewarding. Yun LANG? Sahod ay ano Lang? Everyone will be born naked and die naked. Our souls are priceless, thus to teach souls to become good is priceless and it's not a "Yun Lang yun?" ! A Mentor, a Teacher is next to Godliness ! Next to Perfection !

[@cruisemotoph9904]

Sana meron pang teacher na kagaya Ng high school teacher namin SA Math , na hinde madamot SA knowledge at hinde nagdedepende SA Kung ano lang sa libro .., kayang iexplain SA pinakasimpli na paraan ,...doon ko lang na appreciate SA kanya na napakaganda Ng mathematics , salamat sa kanya kahit highschool kame pero Yung libro na ginagamit nya para sa Amin ay pang college .kahit Public school kame at nasa BE curriculum ung school.

[@sari3270]

Same with my algebra prof ng 1st yr. Lahat ng paraan para mapadali ang solving, tinuro nya. No need daw ng mahabang solution kung ganun din naman ang sagot haha. Naalala ko pa ung joke nya samin, sabi nya, oh ayan tinuturo ko na sa inyo ang pinaka madaling solutions, kasi ayaw ko na baka lang isang araw bigla kayo maaksidente at mabuksan ulo nyo tapos makikita wala kayong utak hahaha. Sobrang cool at bait ng prof ko na un, parang tropa lang makipag interact pero gagalangin mo din naman talaga.

[@meljarboleda7006]

I am proud to hear this. I have the same sentiments. This goes to other professions who are are belittled by other people. I am happy to see young people like her who exactly knows where they stand. You are an inspiration to many people. May God bless you Mariyela and prosper you. The world needs more people like you.

[@jeonghansrainbow6185]

youtube recommended this to me just right in time, as someone who has also set her mind to pursue the field of education this has immensely boosted my confidence and moral. motivated and moved me in extraordinary ways. i wholeheartedly agree to her and every single word she uttered. we should never let others have a say in our lives and selves. we should fight and stand up for what we believe in and love to do, never ever let someone else tell you your worth and what you wanna do with your life otherwise. you are your own main character, it's our life and our own dreams and goals. whichever path we wanna venture on, it's only us who fully knows our hardships and how much this means to us and how much we adore the career that we chose. every individual has their own beautiful meaning behind why they chose a particular career and this speech just summed up all the reasons why we must never look down on everyone's work and jobs. it's one's own choice and a beautiful outcome of one's hardwork. thank you for this exceptionally moving speech ms. mari hugo what an aspirational and inspirational person you are.

[@esperarabia1600]

Very well said ms valediction u nailed it. every words u said is really inspiring to those who listened to ur speech.i finished listening to ur speech and i really admired ur words theres no lang in this world....good job and congratulations. Very inspiring speech.... god bless

[@angellottepastrana6660]

As a daughter of a teach, I'm embarrassed that this is how I think- belittling teachers and the others who works in the field of it. But now, my eyes had been opened. That being a teacher and pursuing education is not just a "LANG". KZbin really recommended this to me for a good reason.

[@angellottepastrana6660]

I also aspire to be a Doctor someday but who knew that it might change? I am also short-tempered- specially with kids. So I'd try my bestest best to chase for what I really wanted. :)

[@mmdcxxx]

@@angellottepastrana6660 I'm looking forward for your success one day. Keep it up!

[@mariamocyreemaningding5094]

being a teacher is definitely not a “lang” there wouldn’t be doctors, lawyers, engineers without them!

[@1_julsayad165]

I'm blessed to hear this speech and it's everything, now I'm on my 3rd year of being a College Student, taking Communication Arts/AB Communication. And for sure, I'll be back here not too long from now.

[@markleeboyore2058]

ily❤

[@markleeboyore2058]

ily❤

[@1_julsayad165]

Update... Currently finishing my College life (Intern) and then after a month I'll be working in the path or workplace i passionately longed to be in. I'm a Comm Arts stud and this impactful speech ignite my spirit to impart my skills and efforts to serve our country even more.. Indeed the "lang/lamang should not be normalize...Instead, everyone should see the importance of our skills or profession" to someone who will read this... I am rooting on you! See you on top of your dreams. With love,

[@vexcarius7100]

As a designer, I agree. People tend to undervalue our work. They say “logo lang naman gagawin mo”, “icucut mo lang naman tong video”, “kukulayan mo lang to, ilalagay mo lang picture ko”. One time, I told my friend “Kung ‘lang’ lang pala yan, bakit di mo kayang gawin?”

[@lhiane831]

"Wag ka na lang mag-teacher." I relate so much to her story. People treat education students as dumb. Sabi nila madali lang naman daw kasi yung course natin kaya hindi deserve itaas yung sweldo.

[@Rociokirsten]

True❤️

[@uwustuffs2776]

Hindi madaling magteacher! Pero may mga ibang teacher na hindi pumapasok o natuturo nang maayos. But I agree with raising teachers' salary.

[@lhiane831]

@@uwustuffs2776 yup. I agree. I hate some of my teachers. I can't believe they're even one. Dapat salain ng mabuti. Lalo na ngayong pandemic, grabe yung iba.

[@julius3385]

@@uwustuffs2776 mag teacher sa school namin inaalagaan na nga nya dun anak nyan loob ng school magkasama na lagi !lagi pa sya absent madalas 1 week lagi pa absent

[@jasperjamesebina6046]

Mag ccallcenter Yan for sure

[@BuyoganExtendedStories]

This is so inspiring. Maraming beses ko nang pinalampas ang video na to sa newsfeed ko. Ngayon ko lang pinanood.

[@ME_Toons]

Same

[@MsLin10]

Naiyak ako sa Speech na ito ilang weeks nalang BOARD EXAM na at masasabi ko rin lahat ng mga efforts ko ay hindi LANG ito basta basta LANG.Right after the Board Exam masasabi ko rin sa sarili kong I MADE IT.💪🙏kakayanin ko para sa mga taong nagtitiwala na kaya ko,para sa aking mga magulang at sympre para sa aking SARILI na matagal ko nang pinapangarap ang maging GANAP NA GURO.I believe in GODS PERFECT TIME.To all dreamers and aspiring TEACHERS kaya natin💪🙏☝️kakayanin natin this year is OUR YEAR.🙏

[@wonderu6898]

Kakayanin 'yan ma'amshie! 🧡🎉 Goodluckkkk!

[@MsLin10]

@@wonderu6898 Yes!I can.Salamat po malapit na ilang araw nalang🙏💪

[@MsLin10]

@@yen8429 Thank You!🤗 and GOD BLESS YOU and Your FAMILY

[@hubivitamin2876]

GOOD LUCK PO! Fighting

[@cruisemotoph9904]

Walang imposible Basta magsipag at tiwala SA sarili ,at magdasal

[@garyj.2424]

I am a dropout student, but after I listened to her speech it motivates me, I wish i did not listen to the negative advices from people around me that results me to stop my dreams and results me a depression. I had full of regrets but still grateful for having this kind of opportunity to have this positive advice. Now I am so eager to work and sustain my needs. Fight lang para education!

[@kelleyannaranyan7683]

❤️❤️❤️

[@QWERTYUIOP-wu6ht]

You can still do it. Don't let yourself drown too much sa regrets. It's normal to be regretful but not too much. You can go beyond that. Sabi nga nila there's a rainbow after the storm

[@florence.066]

as cliché as it sounds, it's never too late. you can always start whenever. good luck with your journey

[@garyj.2424]

@@florence.066 thank you 😭

[@marinade5668]

From the time that I started my education journey, BEED-ECE, I always hear from the people sorrounding that my course is a "lang" compared to my housemates who are "nursing". It hurts. But ,I entrust everything to God. I was almost not sent to take review for the board exam because it's only a "lang" compared to nursing. By grace of God...they changed their minds..and I was able to take. By another grace of God, I was sent to a teaching mission since 2014 until now...and earning money to provide that same community who said "lang" to my course. Glory and praise to God.

[@edge7375]

Everyone in this world is a teacher in one way or another. Teaching and learning are part of our daily lives regardless of profession and education. Mabuhay ang mga guro sa ating bayan!

[@maryjeannad2050]

A very inspiring speech. It's very lucky for a kid if you will be his/ her teacher. Hoping that, everybody will not treat teaching a very low salary job. We must remember that we are the producers of professionals. God bless you Mariyela 💕💪👍

[@Jd-js6ly]

Sometimes, or rather often, we forget that teachers, educators, mentors, and professors are the one who nurtures us and our key instrument to attain the knowledge, competence, and wisdom we need through education, formal or informal, which helps us attain whatever profession or career we aim to achieve. Proud of my Mama for being a Super Teacher!!!!

[@pristinebeach2630]

Thank you🙏lahat tayo savages Kung walang teachers .

[@welovephilippineswithmylov5419]

😱

[@welovephilippineswithmylov5419]

true

[@francesannco6413]

I literally cried watching and hearing your speech. I'm a public school teacher and now more proud of the profession I chose because of this speech..thank you for reminding me of my value as a teacher.

[@leomarpontino6501]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/apXTZ4GfnsxnfKs kaya Pala ginaya Ang speech nya

[@crateudemedici]

plagiarized speech niyang babaeng yan lmao. nakapag valedictorian sa kaka plagiarize

[@MiaVada]

@@crateudemedici yes may lalaki na nag plagiarized lol tas nakapag valedictorian pa

[@sarahcasuga5008]

I am 42 years old when I finished Bachelor in Secondary Education (2020)and I am Proud . Because of pandemic we cannot be able to have our graduation but thank God because this june 24,2020 we will have face to face graduation. I as well as my Children are proud for me being a Teacher. I will graduate together with my eldest son which is also a Bachelor in Elementary Education graduate of batch 2020. All Glory be to God.

[@eugeniosheryl1201]

Your hard work bear fruit,congratulation!❤️

[@ameliaviola2092]

Congrats po, 🎉❤

[@arnelrotas2026]

Congratulations po

[@thelegendaryman96]

Mabrouk congratulations

[@welovephilippineswithmylov5419]

👏

[@leonidapena]

I wish, I heard you 30 years back,then my life would not have been all such regrets.You got it all.

[@felipebriana8391]

I see her excelling and finding fulfillment in her chosen field. Congratulations to her and everyone behind her success.

[@lutchelbunda3806]

Congrats to her excellent speech good luck to your journey young lady ❤️

[@yehwat527]

This was so inspirational, and it made me rethink the course I'll take for the coming years. I'm still a HS student but this really opened up my mind to change my point of view for having a job! It's NOT only about the "money", it's about your intention for that said job. Be it to help others, or to help yourself. This address shows that Teachers are something to be respected as they are the reason we're being professionals like them, THEY help us grow. Teachers are NOT something to be treated as "langs" because they try their best to HELP us with all they could to make us better. Teachers are something to look up for! Never, EVER look down on them.

[@maregenpritos6815]

This is so inspiring, so unique speech. A contradictory, a cliche. I thought the description was just typographical error but it is true do not take "lang" for a profession that molds the future of our generation. Thank you to our beloved teachers. I am forever grateful for them.

[@vhipergallardo1995]

This FEU Cum Laude really inspires me a lot. I am an incoming freshmen this coming August 15 and actually the "Jayvee Ayen" issue brought me here coming from tiktok. I can feel her eagerness and she's very articulate at the same time. This time, I am setting myself to graduate as Cum Laude. And I will go back here if I did it then. But if not, since college could never be easy, it's ok. Let God lead me the way. Graduated with flying colors is enough.

[@cryobyte9239]

Eyy fellow tams freshie

[@itsangeluh]

As an education major, I do agree a lot and I salute you Ma'am for this very inspirational speech. Thank u for speaking for a lot of people especially those in the field of education

[@lourdesreynes2523]

Thanks, teachers are not "LANG" TEACHERS ARE SPECIALLY CHOSEN BY GOD WHO HAS GIVEN THEM PASSION THAT KEEP THEM GOING IN THIS NOBLE PROFESSION

[@charlesmorningstar5430]

Kumain ka na maam?

[@jayannduff3551]

@@lourdesreynes2523 ìiì⁸ì⁸

[@lorenzparnada7246]

hi ate

[@zaecyfraeze7372]

I am actually on the verge of giving up on my profession that I once have a great passion for. I lost my will. I failed to protect the fire of teaching in my heart and I feel so lost in the vast and dark forest of uncertainties. I lost track of my dreams and it's now flickering in doubts as I am still unsure what track to go anymore. But this speech, this speech makes me realize and look back to "Why I pursue education in the first place." I imagine myself in a teacher's uniform as I inspire other kids to dream and be not afraid of failing; failure is a part of success. And success is not a measurement of how many digits you'll earn in a month but by the happiness and fulfillment it brings to oneself. God bless, everyone! Keep dreaming and always ask God for a back-up whenever things go out of hand! Trust His will and timing too.

[@AlmaLopez-wl2qt]

My mother is a teacher and i salute her because she is molding minds of little children.

[@nicolopicolo5931]

I was really emotionally touched by her speech ... she has the advocacy for all Filipinos to be learned🥰 God bless you along the way my girl❤💚

[@diditleynes]

Proud Masscomm graduate here! 😍💛 I will never forget our sleepless nights because of our film shootings, commercial, magazine making, newspaper making, developmental communication projects, radio script making, television presentation script, and theater play preparation during my college days. Walang "lang" sa pagiging Masscomm students namin. Heartwhelming speech! 💛

[@rosalinadayandayan1144]

Well said. My father was very poor and didn’t finish grade school but requested his neighbor who was a teacher how to do simple arithmetic so that he can buy and sell goods. When he got married, he raised her 6 children to become a doctor, 2 pharmacists, accountants which help the future generations to be doctors, nurses, dentist, IT. I salute you and all the teachers out there!

[@adorablehuman6398]

Salute

[@tokyoyaki5419]

I'm proud of her. sobrang ganda ng mga sinabi niya. 💗💗💗

[@puepue9226]

As a struggling college student, I'm leaving this comment 3-4 years from now to allow myself to look back on the days after years of pursuing the path I decided to take. I expect to find this comment on the day that I will graduate and make myself, as well as my family, proud of my achievements. I really hope that this changed and shifted course will take me to my life's dream.

[@mariconsunico9697]

There is no "lang" course whatever it is. Everyone is unique to like their unique chosen field of endeavor. Salary is not the only measure of its worth, but the feeling of fulfillment and sense of happiness in anything you do will not make any course you chose a "lang". Everyone has a value, and everything is important.

[@silent2163]

My mom told me that culinary is a LANG course. But I don't believe it.

[@Rociokirsten]

@@silent2163 You can do it!!❤️

[@itashiro_furosu]

When I grow up, I want to be a voice actor (and an author of a book and maybe own a coffee shop). I've been doubting this because it doesn't feel as important as teachers, doctors, and even other proffessions! But this message, thank you. You've help me strive further and not feel pressured about what I want.

[@kristelchiara531]

It gave me goosebumps. I love the way she spoke every words. Very articulate and truly from the heart. ❤️

[@florescence757]

Be it any kind of course, learning and fulfilling doesn't stop when you get your diploma and your first wage as a professional to your chosen field. One should expand it's capacity and ability, -educator to teach, -doctor to heal, -artist to create. Everyone can be a martial artist but not everyone can be a black belter without an effort and dedication and mastery. I always believe that everyone should AIM HIGH.

[@janetvlogs3696]

Congratulations graduate..well delivered speech..awesome lady...Proud po aki sainyo mam mga teacher ay mga hero satin bansa..

[@joselitodio8068]

Excellent job , congratulations to you , you deserved to be the highest rank among the graduates.... Congratulations to all the graduates too..Go for your dreams nd aspirations in life...just one step more at you'll there ...so waste no time ...go for it just after this graduation of yours. Mabuhay.

[@dinaordiz6771]

My salute to you! You may have landed now in the field as teacher... Continue to be an inspiration to everyone... An additional brilliant teacher to the Education department!

[@desireeluna9777]

I couldn't agree more! This speech has inspired me so much!!! It opened my mind into broader perspectives. So glad this popped out in my yt recommendations.

[@rhi0zen904]

SHS that about to graduate, I'll leave this here so I can watch this again after I graduate in college with my chosen field. This is now one of my motivator video And to Miss Hugo I salute you, and thank you for this inspiring speech.

[@cecillemirano6509]

BRAVO!!!! BEST OF LUCK FOR YOUR FUTURE ENDEAVORS!!!! Your awesome speech speaks so loudly of how great a person you are. All of you are valuable to the society. May God's purpose happen on your chosen fields. CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL YOU GRADUATES.

[@melbavinluan9279]

Thank you Lord sa talinong kaloob mo sa kabataan ito at aking panalangin na maraming pang kabataan Ang maging huwaran katulad Niya magandang pananaw sa Education.siya ay Isang magandang inspirasyon at kabahagi Ng pagunlad Ng paghubog sa ating mga kabataan.God bless everyone.

[@marifebulawan4596]

Teaching is indeed the noblest of all professions. If I would be given a 2nd life, still I would choose teaching as my career. I am fulfilled, I am well paid coz I am living within my means. Bigger or smaller pay does not define our fulfillment, does not determine our happiness but it is our choice & the way we live that lead us to a happy & fulfilled life.

[@franciscodizon4078]

Correct ma'am, Contentment is the key. Even if you are rich, if not contented, you are poor.. Even if you are poor, if contented, you are rich... Everyone is unique.

[@liliacarilla2235]

Very well said Maam, i agree with you.

[@abukhalid1434]

@@franciscodizon4078 I agree..

[@revelinapascua8080]

Proud of you, we never say "lang" for everyone has a unique personality. Mabuhay ang mga nagtapos mabuhay ang mga guro katulad ko🥈🥇🏅🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@domingasweezy1709]

Very inspiring speech, indeed. Congratulations! Keep on soaring high. Our Lord God will lead and guide you on your new journey of life. God bless you.

[@maritespactaoend-timebelie9899]

This lady speaks well truly from her hear,t broad minded & possessing the value of positivity. She's a good example of the others..I salute for your strong determination to succeed congratulations! 👍✋

[@wonderu6898]

I do not take BSED, but I had taken classes alongside them. Y'all rock and I salute all of your efforts toward your chosen professions. Padayon to the present and future educators. 🥺🧡

[@MsLin10]

life long learning🤗💙💕

[@onceuponatwice8009]

This is indeed a misconception about taking education. It may sounds easy for those who's not planning taking that path but once you're in I'm telling you, you'll find yourself regretting saying or seeing the prospect that it will be a smooth way. I'm an aspiring english educator and it's almost indescribable to explain nor to elucidate how it's like a seemingly elusive endeavor. Education is a noble profession and as cliche as it may sound, there will be no other profession without the teachers. So saying that education is a more easier path, what an erroneous assumption that you'll be regretting at the end of the day. I'm writing this while struggling in this course. I hope I could be like her someday....

[@reviewgirl9742]

Teachers are the most important professionals if people would think correctly. Imagine contributing greatly to the people who are already successful. Walang mga matatagumpay na tao ngayon kung walang nagturo sa kanilang mga guro noon.

[@whodaj9452]

Oh what a coincidence. This popped up on my recos and my curiousity made me watched it. Recently last yr ive been in the same situation because my course, BA COMM was also labeled with “lang” by my best friend and it broke me for a while but I am okay now. Her speech right here is right, every profession is needed and valued ❤️

[@neddygreer1333]

ang makatapos ng college ay da best na kahit anong kurso pa yan, galing ng speech nya, congratz all!

[@nesrinelignes5215]

Na inspired ako sa speech. Nakarelate din po ako. Graduate po ako ngayon buwan na ito pero I very relate the word "LANG" madaming nag la lang sa Course kong BSHM Kasi luto luto lng ginawa namin at nag uubos Ng Pera sa walang kwentang luto luto lang. Pero I never estimate may course dahil maraming opportunity ang pwede iopen sa Amin. I choose their words to Inspired me para maging matatag ako sa sasabihin Ng ibang tao rather than I stand up and I continue the course that I choose. Para sa mga kapwa ko BSHM na minamaliit ang course natin Gawin nating inspiration ang lahat ng salitang "LANG" nila na Meron tayong maibubuga. ☺️

[@joanneesporlas6434]

is it HM stands for hotel management? maganda yang course mo. luto luto "lang"? bakit may lang? eh management yan. kung baga sa pagnagnenegosyo ng mga hotels hinahanap nila yan course na yan. bakit? kasi andyan yung makakaavoid ng errors at pagkalugi ng isang negosyo.

[@asornabaugbog]

This i love most.Congratulations & Hope for the BEST for you...since then till you will be a stable professional.Congratz to all graduates!God be with you all.Glory & honor belongs to Him. You are so impressive Speaker! More Success!

[@carbernardo2347]

Well said. Studying education will never be a "LANG". Some might think that it's just easy but NO! You need a lot of dedication, patience, effort, and passion to be successful in this field. I will be forever proud to all the successful teachers who chose to help and teach children even if they are not compensated well. You are all an inspiration. ❤️

[@joshuajuelar5243]

As a second year BSED student .It really helped me a lot hearing those words of wisdom from her.I always tend to ask myself "Bakit nga ba Teacher lang ang kinuha ko,madami naman pagpipilian eii" ;it always haunts me everytime my friends, family ,and mere aquaintances started to inquire about my chosen program. To be a teacher is both an honor and responsibility.It's the "nobliest profession" ika nga. Do not let anybody to manipulate your perspective and decisions. Hence,always follow what your heart really desires... Be compassionate and Consistent. Padayon mga Ma'am and Sir ☝️

[@katealyson8683]

Was so shocked when I randomly saw the thumbnail and the name pagbukas ko ng YT kasi best friend ko 'to from kinder to lower elem! You're amazing and outstanding as always Ella! 💖 Your speech is so inspiring!

[@mariyelamgh]

Heya, Kate! I love you and I always will. 🌸💖

[@dreaaa07]

@@mariyelamgh ayo 27 mins ago 😭

[@katealyson8683]

@@mariyelamgh I love you💖 so so proud of you! ✨

[@shawtyshots7463]

this is so timely. youtube recommend this for a reason. i needed this. you're just in time. thank you

[@maylynarmecin2834]

The important thing above all is that whatever field you choose, you enhance your skills and potentials to be of helped to the development of the community and our country. We have our own roles to play ....find your passion and inspiration to continue to become a more better and refined individuals.... and giving your best for His Glory.... Everything else will follow...God bless everyone.....

[@thelmasumintaaquino1098]

Very nice speech. Mabuhay ka. Binigyan mo ng kulay ang salitang "LANG"

[@Itz_srawberrymellonah]

I salute you young woman. You are an inspiration to many.

[@danilobojos5245]

Just stumbled into this after maybe 4-years? Brilliant minds and strong personality wrap this up. As the saying goes “ you can hear a pin drop” is true, an auditorium full of people ardently listening to you is awesome, aside from sporadic applause. She’s on point especially to the teachers, bravo teachers! I might not be a teacher by profession, but I know I had taught many in my field of choice. Way to go girl! A grand salute!

[@NRM888]

My niece will be taking up English in college. I am sharing this with her. A very inspirational speech. HINDI KA LANG. YOU ARE EXCEPTIONAL. GOD BLESS YOU.

[@1_julsayad165]

As i promise that I'll be back again and with that with degree... finally this dreamer is now a degree holder, a Communication Arts graduate at the University of Mindanao class of 2023. Muchos gracias to this inspiring human who made me believe that there's no "lang" professions because we all have skills and abilities that we can use in adding solution or action to what the problem of our society is facing nowadays... forever be grateful for inspiring us all. "We are not just a lang because we are so much than that" this is what I've learned and appreciate about this speech.

[@MaricelCanoy]

Wow this remarks awakened my way of speaking to emphasize appreciation. Indeed we must not say not enough “lang” word in Filipino. It is underestimating people’s capacity in their chosen field. A job built with dignity and good reputation is ENOUGH to be proud of. We can be at our best of we choose our passion.

[@pawpanda993]

It feels good when young people become like her. Just don’t think about judgemental lang person. Congrats po sa inyong lahat Gor Bless

[@makiato_]

after this coming academic year, magiging college na ako. and then i found this. lately i've been really doubting myself, the skills and passion i have, kung itutuloy ko ba may kakahantungan ako or mapag-iwanan lang sa dulo? but this inspired me so much. ang hirap na ikaw mismo sa sarili mo nag p-pressure because you're afraid to fail or end up nowhere. i'll keep this video and rewatch it for the next couple years. it motivates me a lot.

[@Pyampyampyam]

I'm a BSED-ENGLISH freshman here! This came up and pop up in a right time today for me to watch and be inspired by her words. I too will continue to strive and cherish each scars I'll get along the way, as hurtful might it gets-it is still a memory or yet a lesson for us to learn. I'll make sure to come back here when I finally get my degree and I'll make sure that I WILL AND YOU WILL.

[@aubreyirah0413]

Wow..teachers..hanga ako sa katatagan, diligence, passion most especially the patience to those monsters we call students. This is one profession I know I can never do. Bow to them teachers.

[@teresabarangan6315]

Teacher is a noble profession and selfless job. To all teachers salamat po .

[@lourdesaspa8437]

You are so inspiring! I am emotional listening to your speech. You are real. You will touch and influence many lives. Keep it up. Cheers.

[@Xela07727]

I loved English Literature and everything that revolves around Arts, then my family labeled me as “too emotional”, “too deep”, even my friends jokingly poked me consistently with “you’re too articulate” and worst “Oh pakinggan natin si Ms. Professor, ang daming alam” I took a course that I thought will ground me and forced into. In the end I wasn’t supported by my mom. In the end, I went spiral down in a dark abyss. But I’m an English teacher now, lo and behold, I prayed for this and God gave it to me. The salary isn’t much, but seeing kids learning and enjoying my class is enough reward.

[@irenesoria7374]

This kind of teacher is the hope of the nation,of the youth..more of this kind of teacher in our schools..we need techers who can transform the youth into a higher plane of intelligence and wisdom.

[@alliyanoorjoe835]

tama walang "Lang " sa Taong may Aim and Dream to make it come True.. Congrats a Beautiful meaningful Speech indeed 👏👏👏. without Teachers there are no Other Courses, No medtechs, no Doctors, no Nurses .etc Congratulations to U who inculcated a true meaning of Knowledge to all.. Congrats and Thank U to all TEACHERS 😘 especially my Teachers .ALLAH swt ☝Bless🙏 U all 💕💖💚

[@MaJasmineABanal]

I’m gonna leave this comment here, i’ll be back after 6 years being a degree holder, this speech is so inspirational to the student who want to persue what they want not what the other person’s opinions or suggestions. There’s nothing wrong in suggesting something but you should consider the feelings of the student because they are the one who study and suffer in learning in those coming years.

[@kierelizaldevistal]

same(let's see) BS IN PSYCHOLOGY STUDENT here...Future Psychiatrist...HOPING!!!❤️

[@welovephilippineswithmylov5419]

yeahhh right

[@JamIsNice]

I’ll eagerly wait for your come back hihi

[@renilalmenio5289]

ang dami kung natutunan dito.sa video nato one day makakamit ko din yung ganitong tagumpay sa buhay.

[@maloucomanda3679]

Sa totoo lang dapat ang teacher ang pinakamatalino sa lahat nang course kasi sila ang magtuturo sa mga bata hanggang college...yon ang dapat...

[@Ymyce]

Taking Bachelor of Elementary Education here, sobrang nakakamotivate nitong video. Thank you ma'am and congratulations! 💗👩‍🎓

[@DIOsNotDead]

for someone who’s struggling to pick between a hard medical course that i’m almost forced to take and continuing on a science course that i have genuine interest in, this was very inspirational to me. youtube’s algorithm is a pain in the ass, but i thank it this once, and of course her, for letting me hear words of encouragement.

[@rkive886]

Yung napadaan sya sa feeds ko at wla naman ako balak tapusin pero ang ending hindi ko magawang hndi tapusin. The way she delivered and the substance of her speech is beyond inspiring! 👏

[@ireensalor8519]

Thank you KZbin for recommending this video. It really boost my confidence to take the course that i want.

[@bellesamson23]

This is so powerful and inspiring. Thank you for this speech! ❤️

[@shellahvengco5125]

Now ko lang siya napamood but i admire her a lot she is very articulate, a young with full of hope and dreams ,you are not a 'lang' young lady but you are a pride of your parents and all the people sorrounds you keep it up and congratulation

[@miw6091]

Ahhh very timely. Mas nakakahurt talaga pag yung family mo na ineexpect mong magsusupport sayo eh sila pa yung magdodown sa desisyon mo. So happy and proud for her tho. Amazing speech!

[@FilipinaRaquelTV]

Congratulations and best wishes on your Journey in life.

[@elainealvarado2317]

KZbin recommend this video to me, pero tinapos ko. I'm a graduating student and same kami ng profession, mabuhay ang mga guro at mga guro sa hinaharap!!!

[@jahaujasa8281]

I was hook with her valedictory speech. It was very heart wrenching and inspiring one. Keep soaring high. Proud to be one of the "noblest profession" . 💜💜

[@nursepaolo2420]

My lolo and tita were teachers. Without them I will not be a nurse today. Congrats fellow Tamaraw. Laban.

[@mjraitv6149]

Cum laude BSED major in English babalikan ko to after 4 years August 2 2021 Ngayon at malapit na Ang 1st semester bilang BSED major in English