Foreigner🇨🇦 SHOCKS FILIPINOS🇵🇭 on Omegle w/ his PERFECT TAGALOG! HONEST REACTION

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[@Jayyhartmann]

Thank you so much for reacting to my video man! 😊 I’m from Calgary by the way 😊

[@ezrascarletsye]

Hey, I would like to commend your speaking skills in Tagalog. Ang galingggg mo! I've been teaching my Latino boyfriend in learning the language but he's so hard headed hahaha . Ang galing galing mo, curious lang ako bakit ang bilis mo matuto, sa tingin ko Filipina ang jowa mo Hahahah . Anyway, you earned my respect!

[@jaeal5480]

Pinn this

[@lvrtechnical4045]

I will subscribe you bro im from ph cause you speak tagalog.. your so awesome👏👏😊

[@saiyongdawn7756]

I can only speak in one language my own. Lol. I enjoy watching these type of vids. So fun. ☺️

[@Jayyhartmann]

@@ezrascarletsye Thank you so much!

[@Zee_1003]

he uses some words that most Pinoys won't normally use in everyday conversation but that is very common with foreigners learning Tagalog on their own, but honestly, his Tagalog is veey impressive for someone who's self-taught.

[@rollycabanlig4248]

Considering the fact that his never been in the Philippines but the way he speak he's like a genuine Pinoy. Bravo to you bro.Come & visit the Philippines one day sure you will enjoy it.

[@myjesusmylord6526]

Being with a filipino co-workers or friends helps a lot. Believe me,coz we're so talkative and we love to teach foreign friends with our Language. So fun. .we love to hear your cute accent speaking tagalog😁❤️

[@xytheraInTheStoVewyField]

It's amazing how fluent he is! And just self taught? Impressive!👌

[@user-ro4su8jd1f]

he got some filipino friends, in canada, and he usually talking with them, that's why he learned tagalog. good for him, wow, he is a quick learner .👍🙏♥️

[@alanguages]

I know of an El Salvadorean guy in Canada who spoke Spanish and English. He said, that he became a speaker of Tagalog. I asked how? His answer was he worked with Filipinos for 8 hrs./ daily. They were his friends and hung out with them outside of work. They would only speak in Tagalog. Hence, he was exposed to Tagalog more than 8 hrs. a day and he also made an effort to acquire the language. He said in three years, he was a fluent speaker of Tagalog to them. It wasn't fast, but he did progress faster, than others, as he effectively was immersed in Tagalog everyday.

[@alphaomegazulu]

@7:41: yes, you can choose a country where you wanna chat randomly with people in that specific country. @8:28: he used to have a filipina girlfriend but they broke up. currently, i think, he has a colombian gf. he regularly practices speaking filipino with his co-workers. he even asks his filipino co-workers not to speak with him in english, just in filipino so that he'll become even more fluent in filipino. btw, he also speaks spanish & german in omegle. @16:21: yeah, speaking several languages fluently comes naturally to him. i wish i am a polyglot like him.

[@noritacantal2801]

I laughed with this guy even the word punto (accent ), he knows.... very much impressed, he is not Pilipino but he speak fluent tagalog better than other Pilipino..

[@saiyongdawn7756]

That's funny, he says, "I'm just an attention seeker." Lol. This was great. I enjoyed watching their reaction when he would start speaking in Tagalog. Thanks so much! Great Reaction. 🙏☺️

[@anecitoibay7867]

I think the Guy was so eager to learn Tagalog and perhaps he always practice speaking Tagalog most of the time with Filipinos....It really helps...I can speaks Ilocano & Pangasinanse too.#

[@mikeithappen]

This is so cool man! Ang galing nya mag Tagalog no joke and yes I also think he's so blessed to speak many languages. 👏 Pls visit the Philippines soon sir Ovela.

[@jakecruz6321]

He speaks perfect Tagalog...we can express easily in English rather than Tagalog sometimes...🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭a reality

[@croweyes8546]

Definitely, he can speak Tagalog fluently like something 10 years staying in the Philippines 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@vinedee9428]

Wow, ang galing nya👏👏👏, you know sir Ovela, there is also a Canadian vlogger, they call him, 'Bisayang hilaw' because he speaks fluent in Visaya, try to react his video

[@floridaaguada4216]

Kasi misis nya pilipina,visaya ang salita nila.

[@myrngabs]

He speaks like a local. The words he uses and some slang which only locals use. Very impressive.

[@1mw4tch1ng]

Me I was born in Iloilo left the Philiipines when I approx 9 years old and have never been back since. I grew up in San Francisco all my life but now live in Southern Cal for the past 16 years. I still fluently speak Tagalog but no write (incorrect spellings) and read very very little but slowly in Tagalog. That is impressive he speaks Tagalog fluently..

[@shemanonuevo9987]

Foreigners who learn to speak tagalog has a cute accent.

[@frisc0pn0ib0i]

He still have a slight accent but his Tagalog is really good. The plane ticket is pretty pricey when the gas prices went up.

[@bnggon9248]

He has a slight Visayan or other dialect "puntó" [accent] which he probably caught from whom he learned Tagalog. I think non-Tagalas also tend to use "lungsod", which he used, instead of the more commonly used English word "city" here in the Metro. I'm guessing the Filipino friends he learned Tagalog from are from different parts of the PHL.

[@johann_espiritu]

Fun to watch, indeed! ❤ Just a little note: the perception that Philippine languages are dialects is so old school. Ilokano, Kinaray-a, Tagalog, and Filipino (the national language which combines all linguistic influences on the country through a Tagalog-based tongue) are major Philippine LANGUAGES.

[@VidAudioJojo]

Correct. Basically, a dialect is simply variation of a language. Algerian Arabic, in that sense, is a dialect of Saudi Arabic. Interestingly and to put that in perspective, the linguistic distance between the Nordic languages Norse and Swedish is far LESS than that between Tagalog and Ilokano.

[@mayperea5825]

Wow he speaks tagalog fluently he defeated those blogger who stayed in Philippines for how many years

[@edithusman9916]

My God he speaks tagalog well, 👍👋🇵🇭

[@zenflortiz888]

Mr. Jared ang galing na galing sa Canada.... Very goooooood !!! ,😂😂😂 .

[@observations2011]

You and Jared should one day visit the Philippines and that would be a big blast for us fans of both of you.

[@johnnyjohnnyyespapa946]

I’ve been in America for 30 years and I’m learning tagalog! For me it’s the most difficult dialect!

[@olecramolecram1322]

Impressive that he can speak fluently using a mix of colonial and millennial terms appropriately. His accent is what we call coño which is the accent of rich kids studying in exclusive schools.

[@micazu93]

hey man i'm working from an airline ticketing before...just a tip book your flights atleast 8months in advance you'll gonna get the best prices...but just be cautious on choosing the dates because chip plane tickets means expensive if you want to rebook or reschedule your flight. i suggest to call the airline and ask more about tickets ang good deals on your flight

[@wendellguiwan9446]

You are right ovella... he is impressive...😊😊😊

[@willardavila]

matalino talaga yong canadian na yan dude.

[@estelay.granados6013]

Ang galing Ovela ng upload mo ngayon. I enjoyed it. More power to you and MGN!

[@wynncruz1467]

Kyle Jenner or popularly known as Kulas is a Canadian who have been living for years and years in the Philippines .He’s promoting the Philippines so much and has travelled almost all the islands in the country. he’s soon become a naturalized Filipino as the congress already passed a bill making him a Filipino.

[@winuxworx]

He still have amreican accent but his already impressive just by learning the tagalog language by himself without proper classes.

[@muchuchuroo]

You can also input the things you're interested in and it'll match you with someone with the same interest as you, so basically you can choose who to meet based on your interests.

[@ivanjoelarias628]

He still has distinguished accent although He is impressive. He is almost to perfect.

[@pengreys3090]

hi Ovela he is really amazing he knows tagalog noun, pronoun, verb, adverb, adjectives even conjuctions words he knows it. but he has an accent a little bit.kaya maganda rin ang ginagawa mong pag-aaral ng tagalog languages hanga ako sa iyo.keep safe always brother and regards to your family.

[@djemorekcuf8304]

"Kakaiba-so good!!(so humble)😃😂😉😅

[@user-wg6zi9sn9w]

For example: The word Sayaw (means Dance): Present Tense: Sayaw(Dance), Past Tense: Sumayaw(Danced), Future Tense: Sasayaw( Going to dance).

[@SamuelWong1996]

Tagalog language is closely related to Minasahan languages in Sulawesi Indonesia, 80% of Filipino language is composed of mostly of Tagalog, while the remaining 10% to 20% is a mixture of Arabic, Spanish, Southern Chinese dialect (Hokkien), Japanese, Sanskrit, Tamil, Nahuat'l and English. In fact, Tagalog, also known as Filipino, is ranked as a Category 4 language by FSI's ranking. Due to its linguistic and cultural differences with the English language and the ranking shows it will take around 1100 hours to attain fluency. Facts about Tagalog language Strictly speaking, Tagalog is the indigenous language of a people native to Southern Luzon. Filipino is a standardized or official version of the Manila dialect of Tagalog. There are currently between 4 to 8 dialects of Tagalog, but "Filipino" denotes only the Manila variant, the Tagalog of Batangas province is pure a Tagalog, and have very strong accent unlike Tagalog of Manila.

[@mildredgolpeo6098]

Wow ang galing niya mag Tagalog ❤❤❤

[@tropaarcon1995]

Nakakatuwa naman at nakaka happy pag ganito ang foriegner 👍 very impressive 👍

[@brizonnemattlutang145]

Imagine this dude as sir Ovela's guest and his tranlator in one reaction vedio😍😍

[@rheolouisa3648]

Most foreign Christians missionaries are first able to learned speaking Tagalog to reach out souls to easily share the gospel. As Filipino, Tagalog is our basic way of communication. Like English, so much for us to communicate in English as our global medium of interaction.

[@mavigailanntario1480]

Yes, Ovela you can choose which country you want to talk to in Omegle and the age also.. 😊

[@sofiavillareal5678]

You are from momtreal. Im from montreal too. Where in montreal are you. Visit Philippines. And for sure you will enjoy, do you kyle Jenerman he is from Vancouver but he is now a Pilino Citizen . And he is leaving in the Phil, for 10 years now and built a beautiful house made of Bamboo Tipical Pilipino House , I admire you Guy , you speak Tagalog fluently . GOD bless Good Job take care g

[@joyfenwick1841]

Haha this is funny..advance welcome to the Philippines Ovela

[@robertozamora4102]

PINOY LANG SAKALAM LODI💙💙💙❤️❤️❤️🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭MABUHAY KA

[@studentoflife2484]

the best part of this, he speaks proper TAGALOG than those 3

[@mcjas0n]

I thought this gentleman was half because he's so good speaking tagalog

[@farlee8835]

He is from calgary , Canada

[@jc44660]

I completely agree with you on the spelling part. My ex wife was born in Lebanon her mom is Italian her father is Egyptian but due to war in the middle east she grew up in France. Boy did she make me speak pronounce and spell Arabic and French words makes me dizzy CRAZY 😜

[@SelwynClydeAlojipan]

Jared lives in Edmonton, Alberta, where many Filipinos have settled. Go look up Bailey on "akosibail" YT channel. She lives in Toronto so you can practice Tagalog with her. She collaborated with Dwaine Woolley, an Australian who's fluent in Tagalog and Waray-waray, the language of his wife Shanta. React to their posts from two to four years ago then link up with them now before you travel to the Philippines.

[@rv_PH]

Let me guess: Vancouver. NCR: National Capital Region is the Metro Manila area. What's impressive is his intonation and use of Tagalog slang. There are consonants not in the English alphabet and which westerners aren't used to saying is what gives him away (particularly "ng," e.g. "magaling" (ie. "good) and a few others). Otherwise, Jay Hartmann speaks and is able to articulate himself well in Tagalog (and also spoke Ilocano phrases). _Kinaray-a_ is the language spoken in the province of Antique in the Panay Islands (Central Visayas). Please note: Tagalog, Ilocano, Bisaya, Kapampangan, etc. are all Philippine languages and these have variants that are properly their own dialects :) proof of which when Jay said "agyaman-ak" (Ilocano for "I am grateful," none of the siblings understood it). If you put any of these speakers from different regions in one room together and spoke in their own languages (without borrowed Tagalog or English words), they wouldn't be able to understand each other for sure ü

[@OlgaOrtega-dw6rg]

Ako si olga ortega tatlumpo walong taong gulang isang filipino isinilang sa bayan ng pinamalayan oriental mindoro at sa kasalukuyan nakatira at residente ng lalawigan ng quezon

[@dennismartinez8566]

woooow I love these type of reactions keep it up

[@catherinesanidadtheriault1920]

Proud ilocano here! Omg! His good in basic ilocano also.

[@filipiknowsbest22]

Dang! he knows ilokano also, I am Ilokano I know a lot of iLokano in Canada even here in California..

[@ryanburgos583]

Ilokano din me

[@junsotto1813]

He's from the western part of Canada, Calgary to be exact.

[@alenpadios3974]

The highest Filipino community in Canada is in Winnipeg. Toronto and Alberta.

[@regielaneantonio522]

GALING magtagalog👏👏👏More fluent tagalog from province like BULACAN , BATANGGAS...

[@sherwinramos3432]

Yeah!!! Nakuha mo ang kiliti namin👌😂😂😂

[@novilian.madarang7315]

He's really good in speaking Tagalog . And more, learning iloko is really impressive. Most people even Filipino keep saying that iloko is the hardest dialect to learn. We can't wait to see u Mr Ovela....

[@rannarann9316]

Ahhahahah because of the repititive words and the vowel e makes it harder for them to learn and follow. And plus every provinces or cities uses different words but same meaning.

[@saiyongdawn7756]

Iloko is a language isn't it? 🤔

[@rannarann9316]

@@saiyongdawn7756 exactly

[@agapejohnlagon1863]

Jollibee spaghetti is a typical filipino spaghetti

[@agapejohnlagon1863]

May be he is from alberta there are lots of filipino in alberta

[@filipiknowsbest22]

Hey I have a lot of relative in Montreal I will recommend your channel to them.

[@KeepUPdated336]

The Philippines is waiting for you mamen Ovela ❤🇵🇭

[@daniele-gante7987]

To get the lowest ticket price, you are to fly during the low season. Christmas is definitely a high season. The low season to fly out of Canada (or USA) is when the school year has just started. It is generally better to buy a ticket during the low season and close to your desired departure flight date from Canada. Several years ago, I purchased a 2-way ticket at a price below $500, with just one stop-over; at the time, 2-way domestic flight tickets cost more than $600. There is greater competition, though, among airlines here in the USA than in Canada for flights to the Philippines.

[@dareljayfortuna1623]

Nakakabilib

[@ladypronyma1074]

his tagalog skill level is high.

[@danielegante1389]

I believe the Omegle system randomly connects the would-be viewers to the broadcaster. When signing up with Omegle, one has to choose the sphere of interest.

[@mildredgolpeo6098]

Super tisoy tas ang galing sa Tagalog ❤

[@jancy111]

Hi Ovela ,you should watch his video where he talks to Fana and Janine Berdin they were also shocked he spoke tagalog

[@catdog6511]

Punta kana kase dito sa amen sa pilipinas, sabay na kayo nitong isang Canadian blogger na tulad mo ren.❤️👍

[@jojopalisoc8165]

Please react to akosibail. She is also a canadian but very fluent in tagalog

[@rheneelumanog3699]

His tagalog is like from south. Like a bisaya talking tagalog

[@gutchiegutierrez5629]

He use some deep Tagalog.😳 Awesome 😎

[@mhy16761]

He is from calgary.he is fluent in tagalog.

[@agnesagnes9540]

Wow he is good.

[@jap882]

There are canadian vloggers living in the philippines. 👍🏾👍🏾

[@EdgardoGases1]

Hello Ovela he is very nice person too just like with you

[@user-wg6zi9sn9w]

Tagalog has language is the same as English grammar also. We have past tense, present tense and future tense.

[@obbie1osias467]

Jollibee spaghetti is actually a dessert🤣🤣🤣

[@isaj1463]

I think your also good on languages Ovela you've already knew 3 languages and now you're learning tagalog and already impressive 😌👌

[@nestordecastro7621]

Maybe he is from our place Winnipeg, Manitoba,Canada because for a population of 1.3 m pilipino we are more than 80k

[@boychodurendes752]

Pronunciation of NG and NGA is hurdle for Tagalog/Filipino learners

[@neilambasing7501]

OMG!!! I had to stop the video and go back!!! at 1:14-1:15 you used P instead of F. Blah blah Pilipinoes blah blah. But later on you switched back to F - Filipinoes. You just made me smile.

[@vinsonvallesteros718]

Sana lahat"hopelly all"😁😅

[@sergedeleon9592]

Para magkaintindihan kahit banyaga

[@onthemood]

He is from Calgary. I think it is a city located in western Canada.

[@floridaaguada4216]

❤😊❤ i subs him too. Nakakainspire cia.Sana makapunta ka Sir.😊

[@larryloqueno2160]

Very impressive, I would like to learn other language too.

[@marlontumale8641]

Ovela pls. React also to becoming filipino channel he is a canadian

[@americanlifeko6692]

Galing ahh

[@marcmendoza4729]

React some more of his videos!! 🤣

[@vinedee9428]

Hello sir Ovela, I watched his other video, and I found out that he is leaving in west Calgary

[@hacksinlife914]

I love ovela man..if i got a son i shoul name him ovela nice name or steph🤣

[@adamgaming5693]

Morissette Amon- 2002 Live In Vancouver Reaction

[@aileendelacruz1598]

Im sure you’ll not gonna like spaghetti jollibee it sweet I remember u said u like salty food

[@abdulbarrieimpa4222]

The guy was wrong about dialect vs language. Karay-a and ilocano are both language. Dialect is regional variation of language that are distinguished by grammar, pronunciation, and vocabulary.For example, Manila tagalog, Batangas Tagalog, Cavite Tagalog.

[@micazu93]

well i'm also impressed i'm from the philippines but i can say that this man has an equal skill to me in speaking tagalog. i'd rather like to speak english more than tagalog i'm bisaya kasi 😁😁😁✌️✌️✌️

[@j4realhmidi929]

Yes it's true french and Arabic languages are difficult I feel bad for my children I'm in Morocco now and they are used to speak with me English you know English "karabao" as we say 😊😊 when they go to school oh my God they are struggling but now they know a little bit alhamdulillah..