The HUNGRY SYRIAN WANDERER asks TONI G "hard questions" | REACTION while eating FILIPINO crackers

[@lhotsarno8371]

Toni Gonzaga, aside from being a good host and singer, is also a good actress and her genre is romantic comedy/comedy. But she is actually an introvert, total opposite of her sister, Alex Gonzaga.

[@aliciaareola4195]

Toni is great singer…so talented..one of my favorite

[@heyjoe63]

even filipinos struggle reading tagalog hahaha specially with deep words. its so poetic. not often used.

[@mithzthecoolmom7012]

Well again i already watched this when Basel uploaded just a minute on hes channel 🤣🤣 Thenn I want to Rewatch with u..bcox why not 😉😉

[@edlynsheryllim1947]

"kilig"i guess means "giddy" or to feel giddy (as in the feeling you get when your crush suddenly appears before you, or when your bf/husband does something really sweet or special for you).🙂

[@vivs0103]

I am a fan Ovela. I love watching you reacting to my fellow Filipinos. Keep it up. Keep safe. God bless.

[@znekhanbaltamor4618]

Thats cool ovela while watching you eating my favorite skyflakes,

[@SelwynClydeAlojipan]

"Kinabahan siya" = "He/She got nervous." From the root word "kaba," meaning "nervousness" or "worry" or "anxiety," insert the infix "-in-" and attach the suffix "-han" to make it a verb. "Kinabahan ako" = I felt nervous or anxious (past tense). "Punta" = "to go somewhere"; "Pinuntahan" = the place that someone went to; also "Pinuntahan niya" = he/she went there. The Tagalog third-person singular pronoun "siya" (receiver of the action) and "niya" (doer of the action) don't denote gender so they can refer to "he" or "she."

[@jbonceu2457]

You should watch Toni's singing compilation (I think it's titled: Toni gonzaga high notes) she's really a good singer, she performs alot before (not much now, I guess she's more into hosting now) she's the Christina Aguilera of the Ph❤

[@DFlashGaming]

13:19 Toni's humor got absorbed by alex haha

[@lucyramos6935]

Love the skyflakes! as well as your reactions!

[@ofeliasalem8131]

Hello ovela! Wow sky flakes thats my favorite snack especially the plain cuz so many flavor here in the philippines. Sky flakes with coffee or coke. God bless!

[@jg3068]

Basel is not used to be interviewed in TV even tho he is vlogging . . He was nervous and shy and made it more serious during his interview because filipinos didnt know his struggle and vulnerable side . He always smile a lot in his vlogs.

[@vinedee9428]

I watched this already this morning, and now I wanna watch again your reaction, hehe

[@anncahigasicarangal474]

Tnx ovela...... Love your reactions...... Wow your eating sky flakes ❤️

[@madonnajordan3138]

And u did it!! 😂😂 i knew u will react on this video also... 😘😘 kiss u char!! Ahahaha

[@ericamaure6377]

I realy love watching you Ovela from the Philippines😍😍

[@darleneibuna4300]

Love lots from the 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭 ❤️❤️❤️ Ovela!!

[@heyitsshone957]

Kilig is now an adapted English word according to Oxford Dictionary.

[@maeannbanawa4134]

You should watch Toni's compilation of her movies. She's a good actress. She's best at romcom movies.

[@crisacaindug4529]

so quick, more pls☺️

[@mariacrisinabernasol1516]

"Sky flakes malutong kahot anong ipeytong" from an old sky flakes commercial.

[@frilcamanian2094]

Yieeeeee. I'm early. Yooooooo✨💙

[@jov.642]

8:29 Many old people believe that contacting something cold after being exposed to heat for an extended period will cause permanent tremors (involuntary shaking) to some body parts, especially the hands and feet. That's why washing of hands after ironing some clothes isn't considered a good practice.

[@gwatsimotovlog..9291]

I love those foreigners who love my country🇵🇭

[@ArnoldBuasen]

yes, I think sky flakes and humus go together. especially, that it is crunchy.

[@monkeybusiness6657]

Nbubuhay sa reaction videos🤣🤣🤣

[@qh3Lo]

Dont worry ovela we also love skyflakes specially the flavored one (cheese)

[@chadsfile]

Why so early? 😄

[@alexandernoel3993]

im happy you reacted to Basel’s Vlog too. tnx

[@awolutv9992]

Ramadhan al- mubarak brother

[@natpearce4046]

I love our reactions to Les Twins and would love to see you do a reaction to this video. LES TWINS• DANCE SESSION • FAIR PLAY DANCE CAMP 2016. It’s 🔥🔥🔥

[@mymychain3681]

Eyy..so early!

[@roinoahfernandez]

Skyflakes and any fruit juice? haha

[@ycemomster]

Wooohoooo! Skyflakes ng lahaaaat 😊😊😊😜

[@joselitovinalon308]

"Nakakaumay" means "boring" especially when you eat the same food every meal.

[@abm-jacintolimcindy4225]

React to toni music

[@lorenalumio5549]

PASMA from Spanish word “espasmo” refers to “folk illness” Causes of Pasma is the interaction of hot and cold

[@teresitacandog7553]

Ha!...ha!..basel still have difficulty not only in reading but also in speaking...even me i'm pure filipino but sometimes i still have to process in my mind the words because of the influence of english language that we inherit from the americans

[@manuelbella7736]

"KILÍG"-- I don't understand why, or at least I haven't heard a proper translation of this word from a fellow pinóy. To me "kilíg" means THRILL, as in feeling a thrill in looking at your idol, or better yet, getting a handshake from him or her or it!🤣. It is now used as an " expression--but not when I was still in the old country.

[@marilousumo226]

Butterflies in the stomach is an idiomatic expression which means you have sort of an stage fright .. Kilig is different .. More on positive romantic feeling towards the opposite sex ..

[@angelitochico4981]

Ovela!❤❤❤

[@GlenPedronan_BacktoChrist]

Ohhh that's my mirienda kanina sir Ovela with coffee bcoz it's maulan here right now☺️ masarap po humigop ng mainit na kape🤗

[@xytheraInTheStoVewyField]

Wow! Skyflakes The only soda cracker I can eat. Because I have hyperacidity, I cannot eat bread and my doctor reccommended "skyflakes" 😁

[@pipayshiro2549]

Really? Skyflakes over bread for people with hyperacidity?! Thanks for that😉

[@yoville786]

Hahah i saw the SKYFLAKES hahaha thats nice

[@alexisvaleriecalimag2170]

Ovela, not all Filipinos already know how to read and speak in Tagalog. Like you already know we have 180 dialects here in Ph.

[@alexisvaleriecalimag2170]

Early! 👋👋👋

[@mariacrisinabernasol1516]

I like skyflakes with strawberry 🍓 jam.

[@johnreyflores3153]

It's harder to read in tagalog than just talking 😊

[@wangkigstay9935]

I'm a filipino, and still struggling reading tagalog. My dialect is bisaya and its even harder to read.

[@ofw1982]

ovela you are very good in reading filipino

[@kristal69eg]

i love skyflakes...i think Basel not good in reading and speaking tagalog fluently,but he understood it..

[@larianaman-nera2300]

Watch the vlog of Singh and Sarah the Indian guy is fluent in speaking Tagalog,the Indian guy is same with Basel who came in the Philippines for safety purpose.. and fall in love with Filipino people

[@lulot411]

Kinikilig i think is i'm thrilled!

[@emjaytandingan9975]

I am a filipino, born and raised in the Philippines but i am also having a hard time reading tagalog. Its hard to read while speaking in tagalog.

[@DreamLikeQuest0076]

even us, we have a hard time reading filipino-tagalog 🤣 I don't know because of tongue twist sometimes hahaha

[@alfieroseburg8887]

where did u get that skyflakes? That biscuit is popular bcoz its d fud that makes u sexy. I found d same stuff but 3x thicker in new guinea n got addicted to it. Its less oil n just enough to silence a raging hunger n makes u lose weight.

[@jenndelda1435]

Pasma means from our elders said, when u touch anything hot like from ironing or frm cooking u might ur hands get shaking ...

[@lopezjehannkristianv.2583]

Kinabahan siya means she got nervous

[@adamariecruz4697]

mat bagi aja

[@ginavillaroya4716]

ohh myyy god ovela...your so so so grrrr.adorable

[@sabaok4090]

Not the skyflakes because I'm hungry...yun din ginagawa ko sa ngayon eh 😭

[@MoninaCaliliwManguera]

11:33 in Saudi Arabia we say "zalan". I worked there and that's how we say it when we're angry/sulking

[@mjnifuji7615]

Well tagalog is more complicated than english specially those deep tagalog words.. I believe there are lots of vlogs about Can filipinos speak tagalog fluently?.. well not at all. That is why, I am sooo amaze with filipino teachers. Here in the Philippines, even though tagalog is our national language but people in other regions are more fluent in English. I'm glad I love Filipino Subject before and history 😁 though I'm not tagalog, our Language is Bisaya but I can speak fluent tagalog with no bisaya accent.

[@ishantwo3277]

Early

[@jessicaramos2701]

Magandang Gabi Kuya OVELA 🥺❤️

[@Bhujenjen14]

React to toni’s singing

[@kingmeruem1]

she is good but not great

[@jtolify]

Nakakaumay doesn't have a direct English translation. It means you've had enough of something. It is usually associated with food. For example, if you eat Skyflakes for 1 week straight. You can say "nakakaumay na ang Skyflakes" because you've been eating the same food for 1 week you wanted to eat something else.

[@mhelvinlaba6849]

Getting tired?

[@jtolify]

@@mhelvinlaba6849 thank you, getting tired is a much better term. :)

[@mart4208]

tagal natong nagrereact eh ask ko lng nakapunta naba to sa pinas?

[@carlodalere6212]

Hi ovela, kindly react regine and dessa live@zirkoh their redition of Butterfly by mariah caret thanks

[@mrtstravelandexplore9943]

U are enjoying watching basil ha

[@fleurdes2198]

Hi Ovela. Please react to Elaine Duran music Cover for Binibining Pilipinas 2021.

[@vivoysebelas3405]

Hi Ovela fr Malaysia..hello..

[@lolatoyangbalanay4206]

Kilig is giggle,butterfly in my stomach is nervous, in tagalog kinakabahan

[@MangyanExplorer]

The questions are written not in a common way, actually they are idiomatic and even the native Filipinos specially the new generations sometimes are having a hard time Reading that.

[@crisacaindug4529]

Idol😍🇵🇭

[@marlynaboy4630]

Hi ovela 🥰

[@alexandernoel3993]

“kinabahan” means caught unaware (nervous or scared)

[@FallOutUltron]

Philippine alphabet have different combinations like the "ts" in "plantsa" it's "plan-cha" not read as "plant-sa" and some other pronunciations xD 9:34

[@malayangamihan7237]

Hahaha that was so quick😅

[@jimmonterona7953]

Early Ovela! REACT TO DIVAS OF THE QUEENDON OF GMA!

[@analevycuaresma2351]

Kinikilig ako - im thrilled or im excited

[@junmarvideo4194]

Kilig no exact word in english

[@judepadua7344]

Please do react to K Brosas interview.

[@jaspercayabyab7428]

there are so many tagalog terms that doesnt have direct translation in english unless u use in a sentence or phrase.

[@alicelopez9186]

yes we actually eat with hot coffee

[@kenhanzelsamonte6265]

please react to bazinga, mana, and slmt of new sb19 songs

[@ainiemamalampac2359]

Please react to toni gonzaga and paul soriano's wedding video it's my top favourite celebrities wedding video's of all time 😊💖 thank you kuya ovela 😊 shukran❤

[@Zee_1003]

there's also no direct translation of PASMA in english. in fact, my science professor (or maybe science teachers in general) don't believe in pasma.

[@lb9828]

Hi Ovela. Basel's Tagalog is not that bad. He just did not have a lot of conversations before with other folks (with his history here) to pick up more words_ UNLIKE Ryan Bang. Ryan messes with pronounciations but his Tagalog language skills are excellent.

[@baekhyunsnoona5701]

Here in Saudi angry is "Za'lan or Za'lana

[@mariasiennabadion9840]

Parang gusto kong kumain ng skyflakes..☺️

[@maecalis2190]

angry in arabic zalan im angry "ana zalan"

[@igorottorogi4471]

Pasma in tagalog is like your hand is sweeting. Not the pasma in some other languages.

[@lykarivera6737]

😍😍😍

[@chieantony5947]

Kilig means romantic excitement

[@chenithajane2561]

Check out SB19 BAZINGA the lyrics are 🔥

[@khayepr7884]

💛💛💛

[@simplyred_03]

1st

[@alexandernoel3993]

Exhilaration

[@johnfrederickancog3298]

basil understand tagalog but he cant speak tagalog directly 😁

[@Zee_1003]

nakakaumay is if you're fed up or fatigued with the taste of a certain kind of food...like if you eat a cake and it's too sweet...you say...it's nakakaumay...or if you eat something that's too fatty...you say that the fat is nakakaumay. it's too much of something.